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Accounts: Marsha Phoenix Memorial Trust Accounts 2020

Treasurer: Jane Chandler

Marsha Phoenix Memorial Trust is a Charitable Company Limited by Guarantee and is regulated by the Charities Commission and Companies House.
Registered Charity number: 1063698
Registered Company number: 2552186

Our Auditors are:

Hedley Dunk Chartered Accountants,
Trinity House
Bullace Lane
Dartford
DA1 1BB

Our Bankers since 1979 have been HSBC Bank, Lewisham Branch

Copies of our audited accounts are available on request by telephoning our Senior Operational Manager on 020 8 691 5911

A voluntary Executive Committee which meets every eight weeks manages MPMT. The members are elected annually at our Annual General Meeting. Anyone interested in becoming a member of the Executive Committee is welcome to contact us for consideration.

We are currently funded by several different sources:

A PIHT (previously, Supporting People) grant from the London Borough of Lewisham. This covers most of our staffing costs and support activities.
Rental income charged to residents. This covers the expenses associated with running and managing the hostels.
Until June 2015 we received Community Sector funding from the London Borough of Lewisham, which covered some of the "Extras" we provide for our residents such as: food, social events, welfare costs and part of our Education Project. We are now fundraising to replace the money lost when this support ended. Please see our event pages.
Comic Relief have funded our IT, health and safety, and management functions from 2017 to 2019.
London and Quadrant Housing Association own our second stage hostel. They pay us an allowance to staff and manage it on their behalf.
"Awards for All” Lottery funding from August 2019

For 2019-20 we were grateful to Selfridges, Mishcon de Reya LLP, Good Gym and Alan Hall for generous donations. We also thank the Awards for All Lottery Funding from Summer 2020 for helping us with our Covid19 challenges.

London and Quadrant Placemakers Fund are helping us with an employment and education hub from November 2020, delivered with our partners at Believe UK.