Impact summary: 2019-20

The Maudsley Charity has funded a wide range of activity, from small individual grants through to large projects, across our hospital sites and in local communities. We make a tangible difference to the treatment and care of mental health service users at SLaM, across London and the UK.

We have awarded hundreds of grants to support a wide range of projects working to improve mental health

£13.2 million Total amount funded over last five years

£4.2 million Total amount committed in 2019-20

“It turns my mood around almost immediately”

Susan, Dragon Café participant

Impact of our funding between April 2019 to March 2020

In the current period, the Charity paid out 26 grants funding a range of activity, from small individual grants through to large projects, across our hospital sites and in local communities.

Students in Bethlem Museum

9,300 people visited the Bethlem Museum of the Mind

Dragon cafe workshop

436 Service users who have attended Hear Us Mental Health Forums

109 New volunteers recruited to SLaM’s youth volunteering programme

75 Service users that Loophole Music provided workshops to

300 Hours of one to one support and workshop training at Digi-Inclusion

2,143 Patient Welfare Grants awarded

41,400 Visitors to the ORTUS

Bethlem Gallery Mr X

6,350 visitors welcomed to the Bethlem Gallery

£1.7m grant awarded to fund the Mind and Body programme

The Mind and Body Programme has received funding from the Maudsley Charity for the 3-year Integrating our Mental and Physical Healthcare Systems (IMPHS) project which focuses on closing the mortality gap for patients at South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust (SLaM).
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Bethlem Outdoor Gym

“Art is the only thing I’m really passionate about – It’s a lifeline."

Courtney, Bethlem Gallery artist and service user