2023-02-28-accounts - International Scientific Forum On Home Hygiene

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Trustee name		Office (ifany)	Dates acted if not ear	for whole	Name ofperson (or body) entitled to a oint trustee if an
Professor Sally		Chair
Florence Bloomfield
Dr Anthony	Craig
Hilton
Mr John Alexander
Pickup
Professor Lisa
Ackerley
Dr Elizabeth	Claire
Redmond
Names ofthe trustees		for the charity,	if any, (for example,	any custodian	trustees)
Name			Dates acted if	not for whole	ear
N/A

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Summary ofthe main achievements ofthe charity during the year	1.Leveraging learnings from COVID-19 to get government, health agencies etc to re-evaluate public hygiene and develop atargeted hygiene strategy
	IFH has worked with Royal Society for Public Health to advocate for
	fundamental review of public hygiene promotion strategies to ensure they
	meet C2st needs and reflect learnings from COVID-19. This included
	polling to evaluate public understanding ofgovernment advice during the
	pandemic. A briefing document was produced setting out blueprint for
	change and calls for action. Poll results and the briefing document were
	publicized nationally through a press release. Materials were shared with
	selected MPs and other key opinion formers/policy makers lobbying for
	action. Output was communicated through 2 peer review publications	and
	3 presentations at international health conferences.
	COVID-19 public enquiries Since 2021, UK govt has launched enquiries
	aimed at learning the lessons from COVID, including developing HEDL
	hygiene to meet future needs. IFH made submissions lobbying for
	change/adoption ofTargeted Hygiene.
	All Party Parliamentary Group on Cleaning and hygiene in public
	spaces. IFH is supporting The British Cleaning Council as part of an
	APPG lobbying for development ofhygiene in public settings including
	adoption "Targeted Hygiene" to achieve better hygiene in public places.
	In Jan 2023 a report was finalized "Embedding Effective Hygiene for a
	Resilient UK".
	2.Developing understanding of hygiene and getting hygiene
	behavior change
	IFH concludes "public hygiene behavior is unlikely to change unless		we
	also change perceptions, attitudes and understanding of hygiene through
	consistent and responsible messaging". IFH is working to engage support
	of stakeholder groups responsible for communicating with the public		i.e.,
	media, household care industry, community care workers, community
	focus groups:
	Developing and testing the Targeted Hygiene "9moments"
	approach
	IFH completed a guide on "putting Targeted Hygiene into practice using
	the 9 moments approach" which was publicised through conference
	presentations, one-to-ones, publications, twitter, newsletters. In 2023	we
	aim to test whether it could work as means of improving public hygiene
	behaviour and building hygiene understanding.
	Public Polling to investigate consumer understand of hygiene.
	IFH/RSPH carried out a poll (1730people in England) which highlighted
	public lack of public understanding of handwashing and other hygiene
	measures to prevent spread of COVID, and the need to develop more
	effective communication strategies. Results will be published in
	Perspectives in Public Health in 2023
	Preventing spread ofcolds, influenza, COVID-19 and norovirus
	In view ofthe combined burden of ongoing COVID-19, influenza, Strep		A
	and norovirus, this winter, IFH produced "when, where, how" practical
	guides showing how to practise hygiene as part of our daily lives to
	protect against respiratory infections and norovirus.

CHARITY COMMISSION	CHARITY COMMISSION	CHARITY COMMISSION	CHARITY COMMISSION	CHARITY COMMISSION	CHARITY COMMISSION			( h,il'lly	N lliio					No (if;iiiyi
FOR ENGLAND		AND	WALES					International Scientific Forum			on	Home	Hygiene	'I'IGLPI2
									Receipts and		pa		ments accounts			CC&ea
								FOr the periOd from		Peiiod siai( dais 1st March 2022			To	Pe(io(l e»d dale 28th February 2023
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								Unrestricted funds		Restricted funds			Endowment funds	Total	funds	Last year
								to the nearest E		to the nearest		E	to the nearest E	to the nearest E		to the nearest E
A1 Receipts
Interest from Premium		Account							?6						?6
Deb SCJ									16,000						15,000	16,000
Unilever UKCR									16,000						16,000	20,000
The Clorox Company									2,260						2,260
P&G International																1,428
Reckitt Benckise																20,000
u tota	ross		income			or
						AR)			32,326						32,325	66,432
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		Total			recei	pts			32,325						321325	56,432
A3 Pa ments
Travel &Subsistence									1,680						1,680	123
Posta e &Statione															76
Websjte Ex enses									11)279						11,279	343
Secretadiat									673						573	821
Office Ex enses									2,179						2,179	2,066
Accountant									2,700						2,700	2,?00
Bank Char es									87						87	63
Honoraria for scientific advice									1,600						1,600	3,000
Honoorarium to	Chairman			for
scientific advice									12,000						12,000	12,800
New materials									4,075						4,0?6	4,511
Pro'ects									26,800						26,800
Safeconsume	ersonnel		costs								6,101				6,101	1,264
Safeconsume travel		ex enses							2,159		2,467				4,617
Safeconsume consumables									648						548	749
				Sub total					64,666		8,668				73,214	28,437
A4 Asset and	investment
				Sub total
	Total		payments						64,eee		8,558				73,214	28,437
Net ofreceiptsl(payments)									32331		8,658				40,889	27,995
A5 Transfers	between		funds
Ae Cash funds last year					end				87,313		8,729				96,042	68,047
Cash funds		this		year end					64,982			171			55,163	96,042

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									Unrestricted		Restricted		Endowment
	Categories				Details				funds		funds		funds
									to nearest E		to nearest	E	to nearest E
B1 Cash	funds				Community	Account 28th Feb 2023			3233			171
					Business	Premium	Account 28th Feb 2023		51,749
							Total	cash funds	64,982			171
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B3Investment		assets
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B5Liabilities
Signed by one or two trustees behalf of all the trustees				on		Signature			Print	Name			Date of a royal
									John	Picku			31/05/2023