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Where your money goes

Every pound Mildmay spends is used carefully and purposefully to deliver specialist HIV care, rehabilitation and international health programmes.

At a glance

Total income: £3,847,000

Total spent: £3,991,000 *

*Mildmay drew on its reserves to cover the £144,000 difference this year.

Complex HIV care, rehabilitation, neurocognitive & homelessness services

£2,401,000

Health and social care programmes we fund in Uganda

See note below*
Essential support costs
and fundraising

Staff, systems, governance, compliance and fundraising costs

£1,590,000
Total resources expended: £3,991,000

* International programme costs are currently included within our clinical and support cost figures rather than reported as their own line.

Incoming resources

Donations, grants and legacies

£299,000

Income for providing our services

£3,522,000

Investments and interest income

£12,000

Other income

£14,000

Total incoming resources

£3,847,000

Resources expended

Costs of raising funds

£67,000

UK residential healthcare

£2,401,000

Support costs (staff and direct costs)

£1,523,000

International programmes

-

Total resources expended

£3,991,000

The figures above match our statutory accounts exactly; a few line labels have been simplified into standard sector terms for clarity.

 

Money was sent to fund our work in Uganda throughout the year, and we're working to report international programmes as a distinct total in future accounts, reflecting the two divisions of Mildmay's work: our UK hospital and our international programmes. Costs for individual Uganda programmes, including the Universal Fund and our Partner-led Project Fund, are set out on their own pages.

Annual Trustees' Report and Accounts

Annual accounts cover 2024.25.PNG
Year ending March 31, 2025

Previous trustees' annual reports and accounts are available on the Charity Commission website.

Mildmay on the Charity Commission website

A note on accountability and transparency

Our Trustees oversee all financial decisions and we publish our annual report and audited accounts each year. These set out clearly how income is received and how it is spent.

 

Charity finances can sometimes reflect the timing of grants, programme development and restricted funding. In some cases, income received for a particular purpose may be deployed over more than one financial year in line with project planning and regulatory requirements.

 

We are continually strengthening our internal reporting processes to ensure that our accounts clearly reflect the allocation and delivery of both our UK and international work.

Want to support our work? Visit the donate page.

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