## |Trustee name||Office (ifany)|Dates acted if not
ear|for whole|Name ofperson (or body) entitled
to a
oint trustee
if an|Name ofperson (or body) entitled
to a
oint trustee
if an|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||| |'||||||||||||||||| |~||.|-||e||e|~||||||||| |||||||||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| |2
sset an|investment||||sa|es,||||||||||| |see table .||||||||||||||||| ||||||ub total|||||||||||| |||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| ||~|e||||~|||~|s|s
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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|| ||||||||(agree|balances|with receipts and payments||||||| |||||||||||account(s))|D)1|Dl(|||Dl&| ||||||||||||Unrestricted|Restricted|||Endowment| ||||||||||||funds||funds||funds| ||||||||Details||||to nearest F||to nearest|E|to nearest E| |B2Other||monetary||assets|||||||||||| ||||||||Details||||Fund to which
asset belon s|Cost (optional)|||Current value
o tional| |B3Investment|||assets||||||||||||| ||||||||Details||||Fund to which
asset belon
s|C|t (
tl|i)current
value
o tional|| |B4Assets retained||||for|the||||||||||| |charity's||own|use||||||||||||| ||||||||||||Fund to which|Amount due|||When due| ||||||||Details||||liabili
relates||o tional||o tional| |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|