PROMPT
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REGISTERED COMPANY NUMBER.- 07506593 (England and Wal0¥1
REGISTERED CHARITY NUMBER= 1140557
Roport of th¢ Tru$tw$ and
Unaudlt•d Flnanclal Stst•m•nts
for th• Y••r End•d 31 March 2024
Th• Prompt Mat•mlty Foundatlon

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The PROMPT Matgrnity Foundation
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TRUSTÉÉS, REPORT FOR YÉAR ÉNDING MARCH 2024
The Iru51ees who are also directors of tt)e charity for the purposes of the Compani85 Acl 2006, prgsènl thèir report wilh
th8 financial stat8ments of th8 charity for thè year ended 31 March 2024. The trustees have adopt8d the provisions of
Accounting and Rèporting by Charitiès.. Statèment of Recommended PractKe applicable to charitie5 pr&paring th&lr
8C¢OUnts in a¢cordance wlth th& Flnancol RewrtiThJ Siandard apPI￿able in Ihe UK and Republic ol Irèland IFRS 1021
18ffe¢tlvo 1 January 20191.
Purpos• and Alm8".
Th6 charity's purposes, as set OLrt In th8 objects in the company's Memorandum of
Association, are to ￿duce prevenlable ham lor moiher5 and th8ir b8bies IhTough-.
Thè promotion ol edu¢atK)n and rnS&a￿ in the subj'ect ofgynaecolojy and
malemlty care.
Thè provision of odvice, Ireatment and assi8tance for women in ro18ts.on lo
gynaecology and matemity care.
The provision ol advice. Irgatmgnt and a8slstanc8 for Infants in relation to
Pgrlnatal calo.
The PROMPT Malgmlty Foundallon IPMFI seeks to do this by lh8 provlsion ol PrdcIIc81 Ob8lelrfc
Multi-ProfèS￿0nal Tralnlr¥J IPROIAPT) to Improve matemal and neon8t81 birth outcomes ￿thIn tho UK and
inlematlonally.
How w• 8••k to d•llv•r our alm•'.
The Trustees and Members have agreed their mission is 'ft> reduGe PTgvenl•bl8 h•mi In m•t•mlty carn.
ond Ihay seèk to achieve this mission by frLussiThJ on four prim8ry objtrclivtrs..
Deliv&rirrtJ mathet-priced PROMPT TrainirwJ packages to meo1 the nged$ ofthg alms for the charfty.
Wè havè dev8lopèd an implem&ntation p￿kage lo support units inctyase and updat8 their staff in
dfyllverfng our tralnlng products. W8 reserve Ihe Train Ihe Tr8intrr8 IT31 progr8mm8s whlch are
mark&t-priced, subsidised, or free for seitings outsidè of the UK where the￿1$11tt18 OXP8rt8nce of
Multi professional trainir4J.
Conducting rgsgarch into the efficacy of obststric emergencies training and 888oci8led outcomès.
Dèv8loping naw trainiThJ packages, malerials and tools io promote sustainable, b88t pr8ctlce to
ducè matèmal and neonalal mortality and morbidity.
Conducting th8 affairs ofthe charity 1hro￿h good govemance, best pwlictr and compliante wlth a11
relev8nl regulations and ona¢tmènts. treating all those with whom ihe charity has dgalings wlth
fairnoss 8nd rew8ci.
PROMPT is an evidence based mulli-professional IrainiThJ packag& lor obstetric emergencie8. 11 is uniqu9 in
that its irnpl8mentalion h88 been associ81gd with dir8Ct improvements in perinatal outcom8 across multiple
settings with par8llel improvements in knowledgè, clinical skills and team working. PMF is a mulli-PTofe5siona1
group ol obslelricians. midwves, anaesthgtists and non￿lniCal staff based in the UK who 8lriv8 lo make
childbirth safer through Irdining, educalTon and rèsearch in the UK and abroad.
PMF prowdes the training arKI m8leri818 lo enablg h¢)spit3ls to delwer PROMPT Courses IcKally in rnal8mity
units ratheT than 'off site,. in fine ￿1h current ovidtrnco basad
practice.
3. The focus of our actlvltles In 2023-2024-
Pllot Slmulallon Research Fellow collaboration
Katherine Lattey. a ￿searCh fellow currently working for the PROMPT Matèmity Foundation IPMFI, has
become the first PMFILimbs & Things IL&TI Fellow io pilot a new rgsearch collaboration be￿en our
organisabons. PMF and L&T have been workirffJ i(xJether informalty for many years to develop &mulation
models and training tools to improve care for *￿rnen and babies duriYvJ obstetric èmergencies.

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Annual Updat• for PROMPT
Having launched the First PROMPT Annual updale In July 2021 and Ihe second 8nnu81 upd8tè In Docèmbar
2022 It has bèan pleasing to see the continued inltrr&st in growth wth UK matemity units. We hav6 had 17
nw unlis take on the first annual update 8nd 36 purcha89 the sacond annual update.
Annual Updats 202412025 Packa90-.
The PROMPT team ar8 currently working hard to complet8 Ihe thlrd and final annual Updat8 for Ihls trflogy of
tho PMF training malerial. This will contsin 8 fvrth8r sel￿tIOn of obstetric emeTgen¢ig$ and other Important
toplcs for mutti-PTofessional malernty teams.
Dlabeles in pregnancy- a brand new top
Pmtèmi blrth - a brand new toplc
Twins- an updale
Mental health . a brand new loplc
Equality and equty- an update
Ulgdne Inveyslon . an updale
PROMPT Manual 41h Edltlon
Whilst mora infr>mation Is passed digitally there is still 9fy81 inlor8St in lh& PROMPT rnanu81. We 8re therefore
upd81in9 th6 third ed￿lon and th8 team are workirvJ hartl on Ihis lo be available 2025. This will be publishod
by Cambridge Univ&rsity press. The cost will be c8relulty pla¢8d to allow maximurn exposure both in the UK
8niJ Inl&matIc￿81ly.
Communlly PROMPT
PMF were pl8as8d lo launch thè new stan&alone Community PROMPT ¢rainlng package for rnifvife-18d
teams wishirrfJ to run local malemty emergències training in community settTngs. The development ol the
package was in collaboration with lh& PROMPT Wales team and is included as part ol our second Annual
Update 2022123. The Communty PROMPT facilitators. kit and ac￿Mpanying digital ￿sOUrces, provide all of
Ihe tools (o support tearns in planning, facilitab"Th3 and rewewing their local matamity emergencies Iraining in
communlty settirrfJs.

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Pre-Hospital PROMPT
We continue to provide our online e-l&aminy rèsouTr85 for paramedics and Undergraduatelp￿-reglStrat￿on
pararn8dio students. who are aligned wthin NHS ambularu Irusts and univeTrities. This provides individuals
to access training videos and lectures online within national guidance.
So far, we hav8 prOV￿ed Pre•Hospital PROMPT r8soure8$ for9 ambulance tsusts and universiknes in the UK.
and multip18 VIrtU81 Train-the Trdiner IT31 cours￿. InuÈa&n9ly, ambulance trusts are ernploying a lead
midwife to coordinate their Pre-hospital matemity training, thu$ ensuring a truly mU￿-profeSsIonaJ approach.
We providod a¢c8S8 lo the online training for ov&r 30(KJ param*￿￿ in tho UK.
In October 2023, we launched a pilot projecl Salety t*￿t Solullons {SDSI lo adapt and localise th8
packagè for rural 8rea8 in Perth. Australia.
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PROMPT Global
We launched the PROMPT Global Pa¢￿Je in 2023. This mat8rial has been adapted from tha first and 8o¢ond
annual update. Tho PROMPT Global package contains training resourc8s incorporatlng th8 lat8st 8vidgn¢a,
and UK National guidancè inclydiny an 8mph88i8 on mulb-professional team working. human factors and
civility and other recomm6ndations in line vnth Ihe Ockenden and Kirkup report. It Is desh3ned to be 088ily
adapted kjr local guid&llne8 8n¢J Irffe￿nceS in practKe however the MUN professlon81 tr8lnlng rgmains
paramount.
11 includes..
Facllltatorn klt eontalnlng th• followlng rn0du1￿ that Include handbooks, algorlthm$ 8nd
checkllst8'.
Impacted Felal Head,
o PPH. Shoulder LWoci8, Severe Hypertenslon & Eclampsla, Mat8mal Sap818, V8gin81
Breech. Anaeslhelic Emeryencies, Antepartum Haernorrhage, Matemal Collap88.
Uterinè Rupturg, Cord Prol8pse.
0 2 supplemèntary reading booklets containing all of the updated gul(Jance for the mod-
le$ in¢luded, these also supplement and update the infomiation contsingd in the Ihirtl
ed￿On of the PROMPT Course Manual published in 2017
PROMPT CIPP- Mat8mal Critical Care trdining package for labour ward matemty teams.
Access to our new Impl•mèntatlon programm? liPROMPTI - This replaces the prewously
Tun PROMPT Train the trainers IT31 prograrnTne and provides a half day pre.recorded pro-
gramme of video's and presentslions from the PROMPT Core Team. This wll mean that your
mulii-professional training team oan watch and leam together in your own unit, how to plan and
au(hentTcally implement loGql PROMPT training for the year ahead.
Access to our Leaming Managgment s￿tern {LMSI- Access to all the online resources and
PTeseTriations for all 11 m(xlul85, which Gan be a(Japted lo be in line wilh your local curriculum.
We held ￿ successful S￿LaS& Evgnts in 2023 in Abu Dhabi and Perth. Australia. to launch th& n8W
PROMPT Global package.
This wdens the access of our Annual Utxlate trainirg materials to inlemational teams.

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Through these showcase events we have 19 new internation81 units who purchased and are now using
PROMPT Global. From the middle east to AustrJlialNew Zealand and Canada.
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Global Charltable work
PSRH - We are &xlr&mely pffjud to vnr*iro with The Pacific Swety for ReproduC￿ve Hèalth IPSRHI,
nonoovèmmental organizalion which encour8gesthg prof8s5ional developmentof reproductive and neonatal
health car8 work8r8. across lh8 dNerstr ge(yJraphy. economy and populatson of Pacific Isl8nd countries.
We provioea PROMPT rgsources to allow local adaptsllon ol Ihe m81&rf8110 fil In wlth local guld811nes and
cullure. Initially we have piloted 3 modul88.' PPH, malemal sgpsis and malemal collaps8. There will 8150 be
access to some of our other resourc8S 8round pre howlial and communty PROMPT. Wa d8vglopmenl a
specific learning M8nwJem&nl Syst8m ILMSI to allow iransfer ol m8teri81 and ￿SOUrC&S. PSRH wlll loca1188
th& tralnlng material wilh the assistance ol Ihe PROMPT UK le8m. Thg In￿al meeting took place during the
showcase evenl In Perth, Australia.
PROMPT Webinars
PROMPT W•blnar8
In D8c8mb6r 2023 we launched our online PROMPT Webinar serio$. which w& hope wll provide another way
of rèachirng out to our'PROMPT Communty,. There will be four inleTaGtivo wabinars to start wih, covering the
followirrfJ subjects..
IPROMPT
Cornrnunty PROMPT
The Annual Upd819 model
PTe-Ho8pit81 PROMvr
The webinaTS will be broa(5cast live. but we wll also bo poSti￿j r￿ordingS of each epis￿19 on our wobs1t&.
PROMPT Podcasts
On the 27th of November 2023 we launched our new PROMPT Cast podcas( hosted by PROMPT ¢or8 18am
mgmbers- Dr Katherine Lattey {Obstetricianl arKJ Sian Harnington (Midwife).

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Thè first 4 Podcasts covered a rdng8 of Iopics and induded a wde variety of guests..
Podcast 1- released on tho 271h Novembttr 2023 Included
IPROMPT. We h88r from Cathy Wintèr and Tim Draycott, lead midwfts and obsletrfcSan for PROMPT. about
IPROMPT, or the PROMPT Implemgnl8bon package.
Impacted fetal head- Sp88kiro to Kali• Comlhwaile lacad8mK dinical le¢tUf8r and sonior obstetric regislrarl
who cornpleted her PhD in irnpa¢ted fetsl h&ad.
High spinal - W8 chal lo Neil Muchaluts. ￿ad anaesthetist for PROMPT. about high spinal.
Local unit - Abu Dhabi - Not so local to u$ in the Uniled Kingdom, but 8 brilliant local unil who were eaty
adapters of PROMPT training. Her& w8 speak lo Zarah Sadiq, a Clinical résource mldwife at the Comich8
Hospital in Abu Dh8bi. Sh& talks lo us about successes they h8ve had as a unit with PROMPT training.
cha118ro88 they expèrfonce and how they hav8 mad8 PROMPT lor Ihgm.
Episode 2 was rele88ed on 31st January 2024. and includes..
Pre.ho8pilal PROMPT - Wg ¢h8t io Alax Jami6son and Charfotte Ryan from th8 Soulh weBtern Ambulance
Service NHS Foundation Trust about P￿-hospIlat PROMPT.
Uterine Rupture- CovereLI in the Annual Update 2022123 content.
Civility - an incredibly importanl topic In healthcare. blrt 8spaci81ty In mgtamity due to the high-pre88uro
8lluation3 that we 811 WOTk in. Wg sp&ak to GarvJa Verm8 and Sarah Qulnn aboul this topic. Gang8 IS 8
consultant in Soulhamplon and currentty shares the RCOG worf(pl8¢9 advlsor role with Susitr Crow9. 8nd18
pari of 'Civlily Saves Livtrs,.
PROMPT Wales- We ¥￿ak lo Sophla Renwick and Sarnh Hooke8 about how PROMPT Wal88 Ir81nlng wa8
further d8velopod and lh& Su￿$8 thal they have had.
Podcast 3- Epl•od• 3, r•l•as•d on Monday 26th F•bTuary
Undergraduate PROMPT - Wè speak lo Sian Harrington and Cathy Winler from the PROMPT Corg Team
based in Brisltsl. This is a new package desiqned for midwrfory and m8dical students as part of undorgraduatg
nter-profeS¥K)nal Irainin9.
Failed intubation - was covorgd in th8 Annual Update 2022123 tr8inlng r8sources. We chat lo Neil Mu¢haluts,
PROMPT'S lead an8eslh81ist, 8nd Sharan Athwal, an obsttrlri¢ian worklng wth PROMPT. We discu88
managing the ernergency and includin9 Ihis ITh your Ictal training days.
Limbs & Thirys Ltd - PMF and Llmbs & ThiTrJs have been working togelher infomially for many ygars lo
develop simulation models ond trainiThJ tooL8 to irnPTove c8re for women and babies during ob$lètrfc
emergencies,
Epl8od• 4, rel•a8•d on Monday 25th March Includes..
MBRRACE-UK released figurès in 2022 that Black women are 3.7 tim8s morè likely to die in pwnancy whll&
and Asian women a￿ 1.8 lirnes more likely to die. bolh vthen compared lo VVhit8 women.
In this episode. we speak to K81ie Donovan-Adekanmbi and Aisha Thomas about their Involvement in Black
Maternity Matters from Health Innov81ion. of EThJland.

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Black M8lèmity Matters is a groun&breakirrfJ collabordtion, Supporting midvives lo reduce th8 inequli8bl8
m8lemity oulcomtrs fa¢od by Black mothers and their babies. It wll support matamily systerns to off8r 581èr,
equitab18 Care for all.
Equity and Equality iscovèrgd In th8 PROMPT Annual Upd810 2022123 In ourSuppl8meniary Readlng Booklgt
and Pow&rPolnl pr8S8nlaiion, inclL#JiThJ a narrated verwon wilh Ideas fr)r local adaptation.
PROMPT Academlc work
Members ol the PMF team are involved and Contribute lo sevgral natlonal Inluabves and providg con8ult8ncy
advlc8. These include th8 ABC impacted 108ts1 h8*J training ond the Foetal monitoring group. 'Postbox': PPH
kil r8$e8rch wlth THIS instiluie The PROMPT Core 10am wntinua to be invofved in res88r¢h projects, and
most recently hav8 been collaboraliTrJ wilh THIS Inslilule al Ihe Univorsty ol Cambridge, lo collalg infom)ation
on postpartum haemorrhage IPPHI emergency tJox&s and troll￿S used wthin UK units. This 8xcillng projact
wlll Involv8 Participation Irom unils all over the UK.
4. Trust•• Appolntm•nt8lRe8lgna¢lon•
Daphn& Amevenu Teored as a Tru8tee in June 2023 aThJ wg thgnk her for her ts)nlribution and Support of th8
chartty.
Afterthe yearend, In June 2024, we welcom&fj J888lc8 Whlllon 08 8 Trustee, and Jonathan Rob&rt8 ratumad
to the Board.
Fundral8lng
PROMPT does not use any external fundrai$iThJ ￿MPanI&s. All fundralsing und&rt8ken during the y8ar were
monltored by the management team and TnJ8te88. Th& charity has not TeceNed any complaints about our
fundraisin9 activiti8S.

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Examples of Research Presentations and publlcatlons for 2023.2024..
PMF'S most ￿cent presentatyons and publications a￿ listed on ihe PKIF website.
Woodward, M.. et al.. How to co-d85ign a protr)type of a clinical practice tool.. a framework with prac-
tical guidance and a case sludy. BMJ Qual Saf, 2024. 33141.. p. 256-270.
Mottet. N. et al.. Safety and efficacy of the OdonAssist infiatsblg devlce for assisted vagin81 birth..
the BESANCON ASSIST study. Am J Obstet Gynecol, 2024. 23013SI.' p. S947-S958.
McGowan. J., et al.. Quality and rèporting of large-scale improvem8nt prryjrammes.. a review of rna-
ternity initialiv8s in th8 English NHS, 2010-2023. BMJ Qu81 Saf, 2024.
Lame, G., et al., Why is $8lety in intrapartum electronic fetsl Monitoring so hard7 A qualilaliv8 study
combiniThJ human factorsl8rgonomi(s and social science an8tysis. BMJ Qual Saf, 2024. 33141.. p.
246.256.
Hotton. E.J., et al.. The OdonAsslst Infiatable device for wJlnal birth.the ASSIST 11 study
(United Kingdom). Am J Obstet Gynecol, 2024. 23013SI'. p. S932-S946 e3.
Hinlon, L., et al.. Quality frarn8wor* for remoie antenatal care.. qualrtative sttjdy with women,
heallhcare Professionals 8nd system-level siakeholders. BMJ Qual Sal. 2024. 33151.. p. 301-313.
Dool8y, J., el al.. A posi￿ve d$viAnt approach to examinin9 the impa¢t of Covid-19 on ethnic in8qual-
itles in mat8mal 8nd neonalal outcomas. Sex Reprod He8llh¢, 2024. 40.. p. 1CK)971.
Cornthwaite. K.R., el al.. M8na9&mgnt ol Impacted fetal head at cwr&8n dellv8ry. Am J Obstel
Gynecol. 2024. 23￿3S1-. p. S980-S987.
Cornthwaite. K.. et al., M8n898mènt of Impacted fetal head 81 ¢888rnan blrth.. A systemallc re￿
and m8ta-anaty8is. Acts Obslat Gynecol Scand, 2024.
8ahl, R., et al., Assisted v8ginal birth In 21st century.. (JJrTenl pwtice 8nd naw Innovations. Am J
Obslel Gynecol. 2024, 23013SI'. p. S917-S931.
van der Sche8r. J.W., et al.. Trainlng for managing Impacted fet81 h&ad at caesarean birth.. mullS-
method evaluation of a pilot. BMJ Open Qual, 2023. 12131.
Stèor, P.J., 8t al., A case-control study ol thg interaction of fetal hoart r819 abnom)alides, letsl gTOWth
restriction, meconium in the 8mniotic fluld and tachysystole, in rel8¢bn to the outcome of labour.
BJOG, 2023. 130(31', p. 286-291.
Lame, G.. el al., Why is Salety in intr8￿rtUrn •18clronic fetal monitoring so hard? A qualltative Study
comblnlrrfJ human factor318Tgonom￿s and social science analysis. 8MJ Qual Saf, 2023.
Jlndal, S., 8t al., Risk lactors for 8 s&rious adverse ouicom8 in neonates.. a r8trospective cohort study
ol vaginal births. BJOG, 2023. 1301121.. p. 1521.1530.
Hlnton. L., et al.. A qualilalNe slulty ol the dynamics of access to romote ant8noth1 care through the
18ns ol candidacy. J Health Serv Res Policy. 2023. 28(41.' p. 222-232.
Cornthwait8, K., et al., Definition, m8nag&m8nt, and training in impacted fetsl head al cesarean birth.,
national sury8y of maternity professionals. Acta Obslel Gynecol S¢and. 2023. 102191.. p. 1219-
1226.
Cornlhwattè, K., et al., Validation of a nov&1 blrth ￿MulatOr for Impactsd fe181 h&8d at C8sarean sec.
lion.. An obseNat#)nal simulation study. A¢ts Obstel Gynecol Scand, 2023. 102111.. p. 43.50.
Cornlhwaile, K. 01 al.. Management of Imp8dod Fèlal Haad at Caesarean Birth.. S¢i&ntific Impact
Paper No. 73. BJOG, 2023. 1301121.. p. e40-efj4.
Belr8n. A.P.. gt al.. A research agenda lo impThg inaderth and outcomes ofassistod vaglnal blrth.
Bull World H&alth Organ, 2023. 1011111.. p. 72>729.
Lattey K. Barton K, Draycott T. Assisled ￿prc￿l￿GtI¥? Ih8rnpl&s and anlenatal c8r&. Obst6tdcs, Gy-
naecology & Reproductive Medicine. 2023 Ocl 9
Latley K. Dernelri A, Drdycott T. Holton E. Assisted vaginal blrth.. vthat is best pr8c¢ico. Obstètrics,
Gynaecology & Rgproducts"ve Medicine. 2023 Jul 23.
How our actlvi¢ies delivgr publlc b•n•fit
In shaping our objectwes and planning our activitses for the ye8r. th& Trustees have consid8re(J thè Charity
Commission's guidance ￿ publ￿ bon8fft. includiThJ the guidanc0'PUbl￿ 8enefft'. running a charity IP821'.
The reduction in preventable harm for mothers and their babies is core lo our activities, and the educ81ion.
reseaTch and trainiThJ we provide 8fe th& means through whth we en(Jg8vorto provide this public benefit both
In the UK and inlernationalty.
PROMPT continues to expand Ix)th the UK and intemalionally with improvèd outcomes for mothers
and babies with published 1stvJab'on costs in the US, Australia and UK. nolwiihstandiro the benefits to
indiwduals and their families.
We have a number of projects in the pipèline in addthon, to th8 PSRH pro1￿1. We have been in di￿UsSiOnS
with Lebanon potential projecis In NwJeria arKI Gentsal Africa which we hope lo rèport on next year.

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M8ssagg from our Chair of Tru6t8èS
During the past year PROMPT Mattrmty FOundatiC￿ has continued to thrive thwugh a ctsmbination of ad-
hgrence to our Core values. hard work and innovative ￿ponseS to the ch8lleng6 ol safe maternity services.
Th8 team in 8ri5tol are reaching oui globalty. and through More channels than ever before, to bring the mes-
S8g8 Of'making the right way the eagy way, to malemity t88ms. wheTever they are. The annual accounts
dgrnonstrate that the charity's finances a￿ healthy, and the take-up of PROMPT trainiNJ offers by the NHS
and other health services is buoyant. Participant evaluations continue lo show the extènt tr) which health
carè staff posibv8ly valuè Ihe trainirKJ.
My fallow Trust6es have coniinued to provide their 8XP8ri8nce and insoht to PMF from the perspectives of
parenUng, business development, the law and heallh services managèmènl lo conlribute to PMF planning
and d&clsSon-makir¥J. ensuring that lh8 charity's development prwds on a sounds footing.
Dudng thè year 2023-24 our small staff leam has work8d tirelessly to updat& and improve the training
resourcès, led by Cathy Winter, Lead Midwife. Th8 Second Annual Updalo Training package was produced,
logether wlth the PROMPT Community Pack8ge. The PT8-Hospital PROMPT online courses h8ve continued
lo have 9￿al take up by paramedic services throwJhoul the country, while the Trdin Ihe Trainer course lor
paramedlc services supports implemeniation of PTe-Hospitsl PROMPT. Matèmity services are gaining
lurthor insights and training through the produclion of PROMPT ￿bInor8 and podcasts, providing 888ify
accesslble input on key lopics for matemity salety.
Ther8 continues to be In18mation81 interest in PROMPT tralniro aTrJ th8 development of PROMPT Glob8118
helping to ensure that this is planned and effeclwety managed, ggngrn￿ng Income frorn high Income coun-
tries internationally. which can ihen 8UPPOrt our charitsbb worf(.
PROMPT relles on a Bmall and dedicalod $laff18am to keep all the systems fvnctlonlng. AS eV9r. tha tagm
has produc8d amazing Tesulis in the quality 8nd Quantity of rèsources produced, while conlribuling lo $ignlfi-
cant research in the field. Likewise. our committed voluntaer faculty mernbels have delivered in-person and
vlrtual training 8venls, wth Ltnlimiled enthusiasm and talent. Many thanks (o all who h8ve conlrfbuled to the
charity's work lo prevent to mothers 8nd bablg¥ In malemity em8Tgenciè8.
14Lfy
H•len Crfsp
Chalr of Tru8t•?8, PROMPT Maternlty Found•tlon
Targets lor PMF In 2023-2024
We have been working hard to adapt 8nd update our traSnlro methc*Js io ensure wè are 8blo to 9gn8ralo 8
suslalnable income for Ihe lulure:
Annual Updales.. - The swxes3ftJl uptake ofAnnual Update 1 was followed in 2023 by the second annual
update and a plan for Annual Update 4 next ygar120241.
PROMPT Manual 41h Edition lor completion 202415.
We will continue to explo￿ how we can increase Ihe PROMPT community in the UK and Globally. We
alm to start meeting with inlemalional ts8m8 to I￿k at d8valopiThJ partnerships and encour8ging the
Spread and reach of PROMPT.
Thèrè arè plans tr) work ￿[h the ministry of Heallh in Oman lo roll out PROMPT in their units and th8
hopè to develop a partnership ag￿ement in the future.
WoTking wth Bill 8nd M81inda Gatès FoundatKJn on the introduction of PROMPT to Nigeria and central
Africa.
Continue with our ch81itabl8 aims of prowdiThJ PROMPT m*eri81 for undgr rg$ourced areas Including
ongoing support from thè PROMPT team.
Continue to develop our webinars and ￿dCast to increase the kno￿e&je and Pres¢ènc9 of PROMPT
and its training materi815.
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PRaciKal Obsce￿( Mulii.Pr&¢sSionaIT￿nIng
10. Financial Ro¥19W=
The net increase in funds in 2023124 £163k12022123.' £205kl comprising an in¢rease in unrestricted actwities of
£249k12022123.' £174kl and a dO￿aSe in restricied hjnds of £86k12022rd3.' an increase of£32kl.
Our unrestricted income of £755k12022r23'. £467kl is generated mainly from 8du¢ational seNices such as Iraining,
both on-lin8 and face to fac8. togethervth royallie5 and commission on Salès of PROMPT manuals and scenarios
and th8 d8velopm8nl of th8 annual upda18. There was no ￿$trIcted income in the year but the restricted income
received in 2022123 was mainly charitable research grants and lolaled £212k.
Expenditure incre858d overall from £474k in 2022123to£592k In the year, butwlthinthls the 8xpendilur8 on IrainiTrJ
In¢r6a$e(J from £289k to £449k whilst rosear¢h expenditur& decmsad from £185k to £139k.
PROMPT has again bènèfitted from Ihg gen&Tous commitment ofour volunleers and we are very gr8tefvl for Ihelr
contrfbu￿on lo our ¢haritabl8 actiwlies.
11. R•8•rv•8 and Inv•stm•nt Pollcl•8
The TTU8te8¥ hav8 derideil Ihal unfyslri¢led lor fr8el r88eNes should alm to be maintalned al hvo y8aTS cover of
cor& expenditure fdlh¢T than a fixed-lawtrt V81ue.
The TNsl608 h8v& a polw of hold5ng re8oNe8 offvnd$ io:
Provide adequate wothng capital to cary oul projects for which funds hav8 been gr8nted by oxtgmal bodlgs bul
for which those funds are payable onty after expendrtur8 has been incurred.
To provldg o rgsgrv& lo ￿Ver $hort-1orn paymant ol e888ntlal ojsts in the event of an un8ntlclpalgd $hort1811 in
funds.
To me&t any leg81 obligation8 on the ch8rNy lo meot 8ny ILrtUf8 CO81&
To lak8 advantagè ol strat8gic opportuniuès to further Ihe aims of the charity.
S8ek to dev&lop and grow lh& intemational impact of PROMPT.
Tol81 fund$ held al 31 Marth 2024 wero £1,301k12023.. £1.138kl of whlch £107k12023.. È193kl was held as
re8lri¢led fund5 and £1,194k 12023.. £945kl 8$ Uh￿stric1￿d reseNes. The Trusiees consider that thi5 level of
re88rvas mo91s th8 above ana ￿serVeS ostablished ovor thg last lew years wsll enable PMF lo take adv8ntag8 of
stratO9lC OPPOrtuni1198 and devglop lo wpport our woth.
Thg 8lm of PIAF is 818ted In oyr obj8CtW88 and thg Trusta&s plan lo d8velop KPI measuTemonl acro86 th888
rJblactive$ in lulure. However, each proj8¢t is diffgrgnt and has div8rse so to date a common 8el of KPI'8
across all projects has not yel b8&n detemin&d.
12. Struetur• Gov•rnanc• and Manag•m•nt:
PMF Is a charftablè company limited by guarantee Inco￿*rated on 261h July 20118nd registertrd a$ 8 oharity
on 22r￿ February 2011. The company was esta￿1shed under a MemorJndurn of As8OCi81ion, which 9s1ab-
Ilshed ts objects and KKJwers and is govemed by ihe Artides of Association. In the trvent of thè company
bging wound up. m8mb&r$ 8re rgouirgd lo contribui8 an amount nol gxceeding £1.
Thè frusto
The direelors oflhe company 8r9 also thg charity trustees forthe pu￿0$8 of charity law 8nd fvdo oflhg curront
trustees 8Te the original Sub￿riberS ¢0 the company. Undèrthe requirements ol the Mernorandum of Associ-
alion and Articles of Association, a Truslee is 81￿JIble for rè-election for consecuiive periods not exceeding an
aggregate nine years from the dale of his or h8r original appointment but thereafter a Trustee will not i
g1igibl8 for ￿aPpo1ntrnonI until ono yO8r 8ftor his or her retirement.
Trustees give their time voluniarily and receive rKTr beneffts from thè charrty other than the following..
Dr Neil Muchatuta. who is seconded from un￿9[￿ty Hospitals Bristol & Weston NHS Foundation
Trust.
Any expenses reclaim￿1 are set out in Ihe wxounts.
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PftaCtK)l Obsttin¢ mU￿-￿0(¢SsItyu1T0I￿l
R8CWltmenl to expand the currentTwstees is und8rw8y and newTFvSteeSa￿ nominated by existing Trustees
nd se18cled by a rTtajority vot8. Wh8n trus1885 ar8 8PtK)irrted. Ihey receive an induction includiTrJ'.
Attendance 81 a Iw81 PROMPT course
Attendance al a Train the Trainers IT31 day
Brief on the obligations of th8 trustees
Documents setting oulthe operational framework and plans oflhe (*barity Indudlng Memorandurn and
Articl85 and the current busines5 plan
Information on the current financi81 position as set oui in Ihe lat￿ published accounts and rnanage.
ment accounts.
M•mbers
Th8 PMF charity currenyy has 69 rngmb8rs who 8cliv6ty contributè to Ihe continued development of PROMPT
and are interested in th8 aims of the Foundation. Some of thtr roles and responsibiliti&s of members of PMF
ar8..
To conlributs activety lo the dwelopmant of PROMPT
To 8ttend and vote at gener81 meetings
To act and vole in th8 best interests of th8 Ch81ity
To abide by decisions taken tsirly 8nd in 8ccord8nco wlh the Rul&s of tha Cha
To rec8we regular report8 on the 8clivili8s ofth8 Charity
To make recomrnendations lo the Trustees
Tho Manayment T•am
Day to day managem8TII of the charity is delegated lo a Emall manayomonl t&am who Ilaise closely with the
Trustees and members on indivmdual proiects and activi1188. Many slaff arg ¢urr9ntfy seconded from North
Bristol Tru51, where their salaries ar8 reviewed annually. Tho Charity r&lmburses for tlm& spent on PROMPT
rel81gd activities.
In view of the natur8 of lh8 charity. salaries are benchmarked ¥Jaln8tpay levds In Ihe NHS and othercharitles.
NBT adds a 10% recharge on all NBT employees who are seconded and ho8¢od for the PMF chadty and PMF
8180 p8ys 20% VAT for 5econdm8nVhosled 8dminislration staff.
The manwJemenl team me&t monthty for o 8tratw M￿lIng vthlch Includes dl8cusslon and decl￿0￿ on
whether lo undertake particular activitie5, planning 8nd liming of 8ctivi11g$ ond the plannlng of resource8,
funding app1i¢alion8 and operational manag8menl docisions.
Rlsk Managem•nt
The Trustees consider risk regulaty al Ihtiir meelings seekiNJ to mlnimiso and mgnagg the rfsks. A detalled
Risk Register t5 being developed to idenlify key polenlial risks and with a $91 of control mechanisms and
delivery actions. This will be reviewed Tegularfy by Ihe man￿em￿nt Team.
PMF is comrnitted lo the principles ol accident prevention 8nd lo ensure thalw8 have robusi health and safety
management systems. We seek to provide and maintain Safe working &nvironmants throu9h appropriate risk
assessments. maintenance and Ir￿￿tIOns. The most appropriate people in thè organisallon are di￿llY In-
volved in assessing control mechanisms. bJenti￿'rMj detivery and remtrdial action, and reviewng perfO￿ance.
The Trustees believe thai PMF faces a number of risks in the sh)rt to medium tam. Indud&
The impact of Brexit and the post-BTexit economicclimate on Securing lunding to ￿h1O¥6 our0mb￿l0uS
plans. Funding sources that may be impacled indude granl income in 8n incre8wngly comp8titlV6
mathet, fundraisin9 and donations from supporters.
The cost of d&velopiThJ our lnfrastrucbJ￿ and ￿SOUrceS to meet global d8mand ngcgssilatos buildir@
unrestricted ￿SeNeS.
Th9 $ucce$s ofth8 PRoMFf ￿e￿ndS upon th8 qualty ofthe people we can Tecruil and retsin and $0
Invgstrnenl in Ihg dml¢)pm&nt of stsff 1$ Inueaslngly imrxjrtant.
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REFERENCE AND ADMINISTRATIVE DETAILS
R•g18ter*d Company numb•r
075[￿$93 (England and Waiesl
R•9l•t•rnd Charlty nurnbor
1140557
R•gi•t•r•d ¢ffi¢•
cjo Narrow Quay House
Naryow Qu3y
BRISTOL
8SI 4QA
Twust••s
Hmcnsp
N A Muchatula
H Rullon
K Scheel
A Bum*tt
D Arn•vonu- r•$i￿t0 817123
J Wnitlon- •ppoinlad 2216124
J Robarts- Appointsd 2216124
Ind•p•nd•nt EMmln•r
FK)na Woshyood
Mon4han
Chort•r•¢J A¢￿￿￿tInt*
Hèrmoj Hou$•
Flr• Fty Av•nu•
Svmdon
Il¥hir•
SN2 2GA
Approv•d by ordw of th• bo•rd ollft#l••i ￿..
nd iignad on ill t•half by..
/thiy
H M Cri5p- Trust•v
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ndenl Examinerfs Re
The Prom
t MatemTr
e Trusiees of
Foundation
Independent ¢xamlneVs report to the truslee5 of Prompt Maternity Foundation I'the Company'l
I rgport lo the charily ttuslees my examinalM)n of the accouTh15 01 Ihe C(mpany for Ihe year ended 31 March 2024.
Respon$ibilith"es and basis of report
As Ihe charity's trustees of the Cornpany land also its directors for the puwes ol company lawl you are reSwSib￿ for
Ihe p￿paratiOn ol the accounls In accordance ￿th Ihe requsretnenls of Ihe Companies Act 2006 21Th Act'l.
Having satisfied mys811 Ihat th? accounts of the Company are not required io be audlted und8r Part 16 of the 2006 Acl
and are eligible for independenl exaininalion. I rewrt in ￿SpeCt ol my examiTh8lion of your chafills accounts as cairied
out under Sedion 145 of the Charities Acl 2011 (the 2011 AGt}. In catrying (Krt my examinati￿ I have Idlowe<l Ihe
Dirèctions given by the Charity CommisS￿n urvjer Seclion 145(51 (bl of th¢ 2011 Acl.
Independent •xamlnerf$ $ts18ment
Since your charily's gross income exceeded £250,(N)O your examiner must bg a m8mtEr of a listed body. I can confirm
that l am qualified to Lndertake Ihe examina11￿ becaus¢ l am a mefflbef of the Inslilute of Chartered Accounlanls In
England and Wales, whi¢h 1$ Mè olthe lisled bodEs.
I have completed rpy ex8minali¢)n. l ¢onflmi Ihal no matters have come lo my attention in connection wllh Ihe
examinatSon glving me cause to believe..
accounting records We￿ not kgpt in r&sped of Company as requi￿ ty Seclion 386 ofthe 2Cth Act,. or
Ihe accounts do not accord wilh those records. or
the account$ do not Com￿Y wlh the accwnting regul￿MentS of Seciion 396 01 the 2006 Acl other Ihan any
¥equiremenl Ihal Ihe accounts gtve 8 Irue and laiT v*w whKh is nol a matter conside￿￿ 8$ Part of 8n
independenl examination., or
the accounts have nol teen prepared in awKdanc• with lh8 Meth￿15 and principlos of the Slalemenl of
Recommended Pra¢lKe lor ac¢ounling and reporbng by charities (applicable lo chaiities preparing thèir aceounls
in accordance with th& Financial R8POrting SlaThlard applicable in the UK and ReputA+c ol Ireland IFRS 10211.
I have no concerns havè Come across no other maligrs in ¢tyhn8CtK)n with th8 oxarnination lo wh￿h allontson should
be drawn In this reporl in order lo tnèble o woper understanding of the •ccovnls lo be reached.
4,￿ VJ.,k,J
Fbna weStr￿0d
Monahan$
Chartered Accountants
Herme$ Hou58
r.ire Fly Avenue
Swindon
Wiltshire
SN2 2GA
Date..
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The Prom
t Matern
F¢)undati
Statement of Financial Activities
for the Year Ended 31 March 2024
2024
Total
funds
2023
Total
funds
Unrestsicted
fund
Restricled
ftjnds
Note5
INCOME AND ENDOVIMENTS FROM
Donations and legacies
223
223
212.961
¢harltabl• actlvltles
Tralning
Research
686,285
22,542
686.285
22,542
443.760
Other trading activities
Investment income
Other income
284
19,350
19,350
2,930
19.731
Totsl
755,055
755,055
679.422
EXPENDITURE ON
Raising lunds
4.653
4.653
360
Charllable actlvltl•i
Training
Re8ear¢h
448,6B1
52,822
448,881
139,161
289,166
184,583
Total
592 495
474 109
NET INCOMEIIEXPENDITURE
248,899
186.3391
162,560
205,313
RECONCILIATION OF FUNDS
Total funds brought forward
945.427
193.143
1,138,570
933,257
TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD
1.194326
1.301 130
1 138570
Thè noles fomi part of ihese ffinanrA81 st*&ments
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Ist9r￿ nu
ber. 07506593
Balance Sh
31 klarch 20
2024
2023
Notes
FIXED ASSETS
Intsngible assets
Tanaibb assets
Inveslrnents
14
15
16
2,861
710
2.862
CURRENT ASSETS
Debtor$
Cash at bar
17
61.301
1 375.288
172.827
1,176894
1.436.589
1,349,721
CREDITORS
Amount8 falling dug wlhin on* year
18
(136,1691
1214.0131
NET CURRENT ASSETS
1 135708
TOTAL ASSETS LESS CUFIRENT LIABIUTIES
1,301,130
1.13B,570
NET ASSETS
1 301.130
1.138 S70
FLINDS
Unr851rl¢led fund5
R85tri￿¢d funds
21
1.194,326
1(6.804
945,427
193 143
TOTAL FUNOS
1 301,130
1 138570
Th• charilable ttomp8ny ts •nlW8d io ¢xffjkJn Irom wdrt urthr Wion 477 of lh• Companl&i Act 2006 for 1s)8 yaar
endèd 31 March 3024.
The members have nol r•wlrnd Iho ryny 10 obiakn an rts fin￿¥1 stal•menlg the year andod
31 March 2024 In ¥ccord*n¢• wilh s￿1th 476 01 th• ¢ornpani•s Acl 2Cth.
The trustee$ achnwledg8 their resptfflsib1l￿1es lor
lal
ensurtng that the ¢haritabl8 keaps recorth thot comptry with Soction$ 3e6 and 387 of the
ompanies Act 2006 and
preparing financ181 sl8teThnt$ gNo a Irue la* Viw ol tho Btst• ol 4lf*rs of the tharilabl• eompany 8$
al Ihe ènd of eath finwol yoar and oi rf$ of del￿"1 for each flnanck4 yeor in accor[la￿e %*ilh Iho
r•quireménls of Se¢iiony 394 and 395 #nd oth•WI￿ ceffjoty w￿h Ihe f0quir•mènt5 of th• Compani05 Atl
2￿6 r*lolino lo finan￿81 slat•n8nts, so far app￿8b￿ 10 lh• thar11￿0 company.
These financial $lalem•nls have been proparnd *) accudance *ilh Ihè prN91ons applkabl? lo chariiablfj companie$
5ubjecl lo Ihe small compani¢$ re9ime.
rinincial 51*1emenls were approved by Ibe Board ot Tntstees ￿ authorN•J for rJsu8 on
. and were on rfs f*haW ty.
Ibl
H M Crisp. Trustee
Thft note3 part gf th•¥¥ ¥iMl¥iTi¥nls
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The Prom
Foundatlon
Cash Flow Statement
for th& Year Ended 31 March 2024
2024
2023
Notes
Cash flows from operating activlti¢s
Cash generated from operab'ons
179,045
107,004
Nèl cash provided by operating actiwties
179,045
107,004
Cash flows from Inv•stlng actlvltles
Puroh8$e of langlble fixed assels
Pur¢hase of fixed asset inv&stmenis
Intèrast ￿C￿1Ved
19251
19,350
2.930
Nel cash provided by inv&stSro actMII88
19.349
2.005
Change cash and cash equlvalents In
tho r&portlng perlod
Cash and cash equlvalents at ¢ho
beglnnlng of the reportlng p•rlod
196.394
109,009
1.176,894
1,067,885
Cash ond ¢a8h •qulval•nts at th• •nd of
tho roportlng p•rlod
1,375,288
1,176,894
The notes fomi part of thésè finanual statements
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Matgrni
Foundatlon
Notes to the Cash Flow Statement
for th8 Year Ended 31 March 2024
RECONCILIATION OF NET INCOME TO NET CASH FLOW FROPA OPERATING ACTIVITIES
2024
2023
Net incomè for thfr reportlng perfod the Ststoment gf Finanelal
Aetlvltlèsl
Adlustments for..
Depreciation charges
Intèrest recewed
Dee￿aSellInCreaseI in debtor
Decrease in creditors
162.560
205.313
2,153
119,3501
111.526
77,8441
2,954
12,9301
175,3511
22,9821
Not ¢a$h provld•d by operatlon•
179,045
ANALYSIS OF CHANGES IN NET FUNDS
At 1.4.23
CAsh llow
Al 31.3.24
Nèt cash
Cash at bank and In hand
1.176894
198.394
1.375,288
198,394
1375 288
Total
1,176.894
198394
1,375,288
The notes fom7 part of thes8 financial slalements
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Matern
F<)undatlon
Notes to the Financlal Statements
for the Year Ended 31 March 2024
ACCOUNTING POLICIES
Basls of preparfng the flnanclal ststements
The financial statements of the charilable company. vthi¢h is a public benefil entity under FRS 102, have been
prepared in accordan￿ with the Ch8ri1185 SORP IFRS 1021 'Acoounb"ng and Reporting by Charities". Statemenl
ol Recommended Practice applicable tr) charities preparing Ih8iT accounts in accordance the Financial
Reporting Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of Ir818nd IFRS 1021 leffective 1 JanLJary 20191,, Financial
Reporting StandaTd 102 Th8 Financial ReportiThJ Standar(18pplicable in the UK and R8public ol Ireland, and the
Companies Acl 2006. The financial ststèments have been prepared under Ihe histOriC81 oosl convention.
The financial slatem8nt8 are PTepared on a goirvJ concem bass. The fina￿181 stalèmenis are prepared in
sterling which 18 th8 functional ¢urrency of the charity and rounded to lh8 near88t pound.
There are no significant areas ofjudgements or key 8ourc8s of èstimation uncertainty.
Th8 tru8188s cOn￿der that thwe arè no malerial un￿rtaIntss aboLrt th8 Ch8rity'$ ablllty to continue as 8 going
concem.
Company StstU8
The company is 8 Company Ilmlted by gu8r8ntge. incorp)rnted in England and Wales. In the event of the
company being wound up, the liability ol Ihe gUaran￿e is limited lo £1 p8r mernber of the company.The addr8s8
of the registered offic8 is glvgn In ihe Trusiees, Report. Tha nature of lh8 charity's operations and principal
activities are given in th$ Twstè8s' Report.
Income
All income is recognisgd in Ihg Sialem&nt of Financial A¢¢wibes onc8 the charity ha$ gntlUem8nt to the fund8,1118
Probable th81 Ihe incomg will bè received and the amount can be measured reliably.
For donations lo be re¢crfJnised th8 charity will h8ve begn notifled of the #mounts and the settlement d818 in
writing. 11 there a￿ Conditions attached to the donatK)n and this requiTe$ a lev&1 of perfomiance before
enlillernenl can bts obtained then income is d8f8rred unlll those conditions a￿ lully met or the luifilmenl ol thos8
conditions is within the control ol the charity arKI il is probab18 that they will be fulfilled.
Donated faciliti08 or 86rvl¢8s 8T8 rwnised In Im)m& al tholr fair value when Ih8Sr gconomlc benefit is probablg,
il can be measured rèliably and ihe charity has conlrol over Ihe rtem. Fair V8Iug is detemiined on Ihts basis of th6
Value ol tho gift lo th& charfty. For example, th& amount the charity would be williry to pay in the open m8d¢at for
such lacili11g8 and sgNlc8s. A corresponding amounl Is rwnlsed in expendilur&.
No arnounl is Sncludeil in the ffinancial statem8nts for volunte8r time in line th9 SORP. Further detail 18 glven
In the Trvstee8' Annu81 Rgport.
Incorne frorn trading activities includes income eamgd from fundrdising &vgnts and trading activities lo rais
funds lor the charity. Incomè is received in exchang8 for supplyirrfJ gocKls 8niJ sèrvicos in order to raise fund8 and
is recognis8d when entlugment has occurred.
Incorne from grants are rgcognised at fair value whèn th& charity has efttitlem&nt after any perfomiancè
conditions have been mel, il is probable that the income ￿11 be receiv￿1 8nd Ihè amounl can be mea6urod
reliably.11 enlillem8nl is not mèt then these amounts ar& deferred.
Llcense fee income is ￿L¥jniZed over the period of the licgne•.
Income tax Tecoverdbl& in relation to donalions T￿1¥00 under glft aid or deeds of covanant is recognised 81 the
tlme of the donation.
Income tax recoverable in relation lo Investment income is rgcognised at lh8 time the Investment income 13
receivablg.
Other1ncome is ￿cogniSed in Ihg ppri(xl in vthich it is ￿Ge1¥*blO and to the extent the goods have been provided
or on completion the servKe.
Exptndlturn
Liabilits"8s a￿ recognised as expenditure as soon as there is a legal or construclive obligation committing the
Charity to that expendiluTe, it is probable that a transfer of econoTni¢ benefits will be required in settlement and
th9 amount of the obl@ation can be rn88sured reliably. Expenditure 15 accounted for on an accruals basis and
has been classified under headings th81 aggwale all cost related to the calegory. WheT8 costs cannot be
dirertly attribut&d to particular headings they have been allocated to actiwties on a ba￿S consistènt with the use
of resources.
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t Materni
Foundation
Notes to the Financial Statéments- contlnued
for the Yaar Ended 31 March 2024
ACCOUNTING POLICIES. contlnugd
Allocation and apportionmgnt of costs
Expenditure 15 cl85sified by activty. Thtr ￿$t$ of each aclNity are mad8 up of the total of direct costs and shared
osts. inGluding supwrt costs involved in undertakiro e&h activity. Direct costs attributable to a single activity
are allocated directly to that activity. Shared costs which contribuie to rnore than one activity and support costs
which are not attributab16 to a single actwity a￿ apportioned betW8en those activib.es on a basis consistent with
the usè ol resourc85. C8nlral staff costs are allocated on the basis of time sp8nt, and depreciation charges
a11wted on the portion of the asset's use.
Intanglblè flx&d assèts and amortlsatlon
Intangible assets costing £1 or more are capitalised and TerAbJni8gd whgn luiur& èconomic benefits are probable
and the cost or value of the asset can be measured ￿lIablY. Intangib￿ a&sèts are initially recognised al cost and
arè subsequenlly measured al cosl nel of amortisation and any PTovi$ion lor impaimient. Amortl831ion 18 provided
on a stratqht line basis over their useful INes. The LWtul livos of intaThJlble assets afe as follows
Intellectual property rights- 20 years
Tanglble flxed a88•t8
D&pr8datlon Is pmvlded at Iha followng annual rate5 in order to vnile off eath a$sol ov8r ils 8Stimaled useful Iwe.
Compui6r equipment
Straight line al 33.33%
All ass&ts ￿sling morg than £2(N) are capilalised.
Taxatlon
The charity is exempl from corporation tsx on Its charitable a¢ilv1l￿.
Fund accountlng
Unrestricted funds can be used in accordarth with the charftablg oblectives at th8 d18CTeUon of the Iruslge8.
Restricted funds can only be US8d for parti¢u18r rgstricted purposes wihin the objects of the charfty. RoStrfcllon$
arise when specified by Ihe donor or vth8n funds 8fy taisod fr)r particular restricted pu￿Ose8.
Further explanation of the nature and purp08e of each fvnd 1$ Induded in lh8 notes to tho fin8nci81 slatamentg.
P•n8lon costs and oth•r post-r•tlremont ben•fits
The charitable company operates 8 defined ¢￿tribUtIOn p8n&on scheme. Conlributsons p8yable to th8 Charilablo
company's pension scheme are charged to Ihe Statement of Financial Activities in the peri(%1 lo whlch they relate.
Investments
Investrnents in subsldSaries are measured at CO8t1888 impalmgnt.
Debtors
Trade and other debtOTS are recognised al the 8etUemgnt amount dua after any trade discount offered.
Prepayments are valued at the amounl prepaid nel of any trade discounts due.
Cash at bank and In hand
Cash at bank and cash in hand Includes cash and short tem highly liquid investments with a short maturity of
threè months or less from the dale of acquisition or opening of the dgpo$il or Similar account.
Cr•dltor8 and provl8lon8
Creditors and provisions ale recojnised where the charity ha$ 8 pr889nt obligation rgsulting from a pa81 event
that will probably result in the transfer ol funds lo a third party and thè am(MAnt du& to settle Ihe obligation can be
measured or estimated reliabty. Creditors and Provisions are nomially re¢ognisgd at their settlement amount after
allowing for any trad8 discounts due.
Fln•n¢lal in$trum•nts
The charity only has finan¢ial assets and financial liabililies of a kind th81 qualify as basic financlal instruments.
8a5iG financial inslrum9nts arè initially recognised al transaction valu8 an<1 subsequently measured at their
8ettlement value.
Foreign CUTren¢y
Foreign curr8ncy transactions aTO Initial￿ recognised by apptyiThJ lo the forevJfi curr8ncy amounl the spot
exchange rale between the lunctional currèncy and the lo￿￿Jn Currency at ihe dalg ofth& transathon.
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t Matemi
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Note5 to the Flnancial Statements- continue
for the Year Ended 31 March 2024
ACCOUNTING POLICIES- Continuèd
Invtrstments
Monetary assets and li8bilitios dènominated in a forewJn currency al th8 balan￿ sheet dato are translated using
the closing rate.
DONATIONS AND LEGACIES
2024
2023
Donations
Granis
223
212,000
223
212,981
Grants received, indudtsd in the above. are follows..
2024
2023
MNHI
212,000
OTHER TRADING ACTIVITIES
2024
2023
FUndraI￿ng events
INVESTMENT INCOME
2024
2023
Depts811 account Inte￿8t
INCOME FROM CHARITABLE AcnvmES
2024
2023
A¢liwty
Training
Training
Rtsstsa￿h
Cour8& f8•S
Project sponsorship
Project collaboratlon
651,285
35,000
443,780
443,780
RAISING FUNOS
Ra181ng donatlon¥ and l•gael•s
2024
2023
Fundraising costs
Support costs
216
360
360
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Notes to the Financial Stat8mÈnts- contSnued
for the Year Ended 31 March 2024
CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES COSTS
Direct
Cosls Is86
note 81
Support
costs (see
note 91
Totals
Trainlng
Research
32,007
116,995
416,674
22,166
448,681
13g,161
149.LKJ2
438.840
587,842
DIRECT COSTS OF CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES
2024
2023
Staff costs
Dlrect costs
97,147
51.855
124.169
56.451
149,002
180,620
SUPPORT COSTS
M8n8gemonl
Rai$lng dr>nalion$ and legacies
Tralnlng
RgSgar¢h
4.437
416,674
22,166
Support costs, Included in the above, a￿ as follws..
Managémont
2024
2023
R81S7ng
donalion8
8nd
legaci08
Total
octNilies
Tol31
activiti98
TralnlThJ
Wages
Rent
Insurance
Printing, postsge and
stationèry
Travèl and 8ub$i$¢gn
Me$ling room hlro and
calgring
2.802
30
62
263.357
2.820
14,008
150
311
280.167
3,000
8.211
210,991
3,000
5,566
371
517
34.916
48.554
1,857
2,583
37,144
51,654
27,352
12,731
92
220
49
8.609
20,336
4.583
8.866
692
7.584
7.842
666
112}
458
1.082
244
472
37
404
417
35
9.159
21,638
4.876
9.432
736
8.068
8.343
709
1131
9,136
8,579
7,514
Profession81 fees
Consultancy 189$
Bank ¢haTg&S
Support, Training, Voluntsei
Sundry
Cours8 and MD fees
Exchange Ios51lgainl
Depreciation of taTwJibl& and
heritage assets
249
7,743
1,059
13,7651
21
2.954
4,437
416.674
22,166
443.277
293.129
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The Prom
t Matern
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Notes to the Financial Statem•nts- contlnued
for the Year Ended 31 March 2024
10.
NET INCOMEIIEXPENDITUREI
Net1ncomellexpendilurel is stated after ChaTgi￿1￿drf1ng}'.
2024
2023
Depreciation- own8d assets
Operating leases- ￿nI
Indèpendenl examination
2,153
2,250
2,954
3,000
2,750
11.
TRUSTEES. REMUNERATION AND BENEFITS
During the year, the followirvJ Twstses ￿ceiVed reMUr￿￿atiOn'.
Dr Neil Much8lula £32,942 12023.. £34.0971
This was received for his rob as Consultsnl AnaBsthetiSt involved In ￿searCh and trainirg for tha Charity. The
legal authority for th858 paym8nt is the Memorandum of Asswalion. which 8Stablished the objects and powers
of the charitable company.
During th8 y88r, no trustees rec&fvgd any benefits in knnd {2023.' Nill.
Tru8tee8' expen￿*
During the y8ar, no Truste& and no K&y Man￿ement per80nnel wglved exp8nseB {2023.' none).
12.
STAFF COSTS
2024
2023
W8ges and salaries
Social 5e¢urity ¢osts
Other Pgnsion costs
372.979
2.779
334,222
938
377 314
335,160
The 8vewJe monlhly numb9r of 8mploy88s during the yearw8$ as follows..
2024
2023
10
Full or part lime 81aff
The number of employees who89 8mF4oyee b&neffts lexduding employ8r pension co6tsl 8xce8ded £60,000 was..
2024
2023
£70,001- £80,OC
Many PROMPT stsff are employed by other OTganisations. mainty Norlh 8ristol NHS Trust bul 8180 Unlver8W of
Bristo1 and University Hospitsls Brislol & Weslon NHS Fovndalion Trust, workirrfJ in collabor8lion with PROMPT
and as such the costs in¢lud8d in the finanaal ststemenls reprgsont payments to the 8rnployer ftsr b.me spent on
PROMPT activities. The costs of Ih058 employed by PROMPT directly total £88,86512023.' £53,867).
Remuneration receNed by trustees and koy managemenl personnel amounted to £149.58912023.. £151,867).
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t Materni
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Not85 to the Financial Statements- continued
for the Year Ended 31 March 2024
13.
COMPARATrVES FOR THE STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTWMES
Unrestricted
fund
Resiricted
funds
Total
funds
INCOME AND ENDOWMENTS FROM
Donations and legacies
981
212,000
212,981
Charitable actlvltl•8
Training
443,780
443,780
Inv851rnent income
Other income
2.930
19.498
2,930
233
Total
467.189
212,233
679,422
EXPENDITURE ON
Raising funds
Charltable actlvltl•s
Trainiry
Research
289,186
3,962
289,166
184,583
180,621
Total
293,488
180,621
474,109
NET INCOME
173,701
31.612
205,313
RECONCILIATION OF FUNDS
Total funds brought forward
771,726
161.531
933.257
TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD
945.427
193 143
1 138570
14.
INTANGIBLE FIXEO ASSETS
Intellectual
Property
Rights
C08T
Al 1 April 2023 and 31 March 2024
NET BOOK VALUE
At 31 March 2024
At 31 March 2023
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t Matem
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Notes to the Flnanclal Statements- continLbe
for the Year Ended 31 March 2024
15.
TANGIBLE FIXED ASSETS
Computer
equipment
COST
At 1 April 2023 and 31 March 2024
12.752
DEPRECIATION
Al 1 April 2023
Ch8rge for year
9,891
2,153
At 31 March 2024
12,044
NET BOOK VALUE
At 31 March 2024
706
Al 31 March 2023
2,861
18.
FIXED ASSET INVESTMENTS
Shares In
group
undertaklngs
MARKET VALUE
Additions
NET BOOK VALUE
Al 31 March 2024
Al 31 March 2023
There were no Investment ass8ts outsld8 th8 UK.
The company's investments at the balance sheet dale in lh& Sha￿ c8pII81 of ¢ompanl8s Include lh6 follovlng..
PROMPT Global Ltd Icompany No: 149294221
Registered office.. United Kingdom
Class of shaTr'.
Ordinary
holding
100
2024
2023
Aggregats capKal and r8serves
The company was dornant throughoul th8 year.
17.
DEBTORS: AMOUNTS FALLING DUE WIThIN ONE YEAR
2024
2023
Trade debtors
Other d6btors
Prepaymènts and 8e£ru8d in¢ome
47.000
10,967
144.091
5,425
61,301
172,827
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Foundatlon
Notes to the Financial Statements - continued
for thg Year Ended 31 March 2024
CREDITORS: AMOUNTS FALLING DUE WITHIN ONE YEAR
2024
2023
Trade creditors
Social security and oth&r tsxos
Other creditors
Accnjals and dèlerrod in¢om&
20,776
3,631
13181
3,246
207,252
3,990
111.403
214,013
Deferred In￿Me
Dafèrrèd Ineomè at 1 April 2023
Rasourc8s del8rr8d in th8 y88r
Amounts roloased from pwiou$ years
202.782
120.3331
Def8rred Income a131 March 2024
Deferred Income represents performanc&related grants receiv￿1 in 8dv8n¢s of dglivèring th& Iraining or research
Tequired by that grant. 11 also represents training courses invoiced bul not d8liv&red until after ihe year end and
multi-year licence fee income delerred. D8ferred income is ￿le8$e￿ lo ￿n￿me In tha reporting period in which
the performance.Telated or other c4Jnditions th81 limtt re¢LyJnlUon arg mol. Multl-year Ilcence fee income 18
released ov8r the period of lh8 IKense.
19.
LEASING AGREEMENTS
Minimum lease payments und8r nonvcancellable oper3tlng1&8s88 fall 88 follows..
2024
2023
wsthln one year
2,250
20.
ANALYSIS OF NET ASSETS BEtWEEN FUNDS
2024
Total
funds
2023
Total
funds
Unrèstricted
lund
Restricted
funds
Flxed 8$$&1s
Investments
Current as￿15
Current liabilities
709
2,862
1.329.785
136,1691
106.804
1.438,589
136 1691
1,349,721
214 0131
1 301 130
1 138570
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t Materni
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Not9$ to the Financial Stat8m8nts- continued
for the Year Ended 31 March 2024
21.
MOVEMENT IN FUNDS
Net
movement
in funds
Al
31.3.24
At 1.4.23
Unrestrlcted funds
General fund
945.427
248,899
1,194.326
Restrlcted funds
Mpilo Zirnbabwe Fund
Midwives Training Fund
CL Eskell Bursary fund
ODON 5- Human Factors Fund
ODON 7 Fund
ODON 10 Fund
BMGF - A8sisI
Mat8mal & Neonatal Health Initiaiw8
3.310
3,310
90
650
4,200
86,615
3,767
4,250
3,922
4.200
86,615
3.767
13.132
81,379
18,8821
77,4571
193 143
106,804
TOTAL FUNDS
1.138.570
162,580
1 301130
N6t mov&m8nt Sn fvnds. Included In the atme arn 88 follo￿..
IncomiThJ
Resources
&xpend8d
Movement
in funds
Unre8trlct•d funds
General lund
755,055
1506,1561
246.899
Re8trlcted funds
BMGF . Assist
Matemal & Neonatal Health InMIat￿8
18,8821
77 4571
18,8621
77 4571
86 3391
TOTAL FUNDS
755,055
592.4951
162 560
Compar•tlv•• lor mov•m?nt In fund•
Nel
movom8nt
in fvnd$
At
31.3.23
At 1.4.22
Unrestrlcted funds
General fund
771.726
173,701
945,427
RestTlcted funds
Mpilo Zimbabwe Fund
Midwives Trainiro Fund
CL Eskell Bursary fund
ODON S- Human Factors Fund
ODON 7 Fund
ODON 10 Fund
BMGF . Assist
Matemal & Neonatal Heallh Initialivg
3,310
3.310
90
650
4,200
86,614
3,767
13,133
81.379
650
4,200
87.615
3,767
61,899
11.0011
148,7661
81379
161.531
31,612
193,143
TOTAL FUNDS
933 257
205313
1 138,570
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Th• Prom
t Materni
Foundatlon
Notes to the Financial StaternentS- ¢1)ntinued
for the Year Ended 31 March 2024
21.
MOVEMENT IN FUNDS- contlnued
Cornpardtwe nel mvemènt in fvnds. included in the above a￿ as folknws..
In¢omirvJ
R8sourc8S
expended
Movement
in funds
Unre8trlcted funds
G8neral fund
467.189
1293,4681
173,701
R85trl¢tgd funds
ODON 7 Fund
8MGF- Assist
Matemal & Neonatsl H8alth Inrtlative
11,0011
148,9991
130,6211
11,0011
148,7661
233
212,000
212.233
180,6211
31,612
TOTAL FUNDS
679.422
474,1091
205,313
Mpllo TralnirrfJ - to Improve training equipment and facilitiès spe¢tfi¢alty 81 Mpilo Maternity H08Pltal, Zimbabwe
Midwives Trainlng Fund to prowde trainirg for mlth¥iv85. It Was Ostsblished by a transfer of funds gen8raled
from a symposium in Bath
CL Esk811 Bursary Fund - th18 research fijnd wll ￿ availablg for mid￿88. obsletricl8ns and anaesthetisls In thg
UK and across Ihg worfd lo apply to work on pmlocts vrith thg PROMPT learn
ODON 7 - Ihis Irainlng 18 to develop a tralnlng pacwg lo allvAf for the Safe use and adoption of the 8D
Odon Devic8 in clinical practice
ODON 10- funding for 8 Short slmulation study
DI Head Fund - this res&8r¢h fund, pwd8d by grants from D Talllng and Llmbs and fhings, is an investigatlon
Into the rnanagemenl of an impact8d foelal head during caesaffjan soth.on
ODON 5 - Human Factors- Ihl8 research grant is lo und&rtake on& round ol Human Factors equivalence t88tlng
on two contingency versions of the BD Odon Device
BMGF. A5slsi- Thls r&8earch project aim8 to detemilno the gffectivene88 and s8fety of the BS Odon D8vIco by
conducting a multl-c&nt8red, randomized controlled trlal of Ihe Device versus thè current practice pr8dicat&
device ol the AVB Ilh& vacuum). This siu¢fy will be perlomad in two ¢ounlrio8 (UK and Frdncel with the alm
of a next step, after grant-end 8cINity of extending the st￿lY to India.
Malemal & Neonatal Hgallh Inibalive- lunding to develop a Cou￿e that Could be used by the Matemal Nawbom
Health Innovations to train clinical staff in Ihe sue of thelr OC()N As8ia delNery decide.
22.
EMPLOYEE BENEFIT OBLIGATIONS
The charity op8rat8S a (J8fined contribution pen&on scheme. The costs for the period was £1,55612023.. £9381.
There were no outstanding contribuiions weie payable al th¢ yearend.
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t Materni
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Notes to the Flnancial Statements - contlnued
for the Year Ended 31 March 2024
23.
RELATED PARTY DISCLOSURES
Th6r8 W8r8 no related paty transactions for the year end&J 31 March 2024.
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