The Hospice Accounts Report brings together information from the statutory accounts of 193 independent charitable hospices in the UK, plus two national charities, Marie Curie and Sue Ryder.
This report brings together the accounts of charitable hospices in the UK for the financial year 2017-18. It can be used to both inform debate and to help local hospice staff and Trustee Boards to benchmark their own figures against similar organisations.
haysmacintyre is pleased to partner with Hospice UK for the fifth year in producing the Hospice Accounts Report. This year’s report brings together information from the statutory accounts of 193 independent charitable hospices in the UK, plus two national charities, Marie Curie and Sue Ryder. It shows a sector with total annual income of £1.5 billion, which employs over 40,000 staff in the UK and is supported by many thousands of volunteers.
The purpose of the report is to:
demonstrate the size and operation of hospice care in the UK
identify and highlight changes over time in the overall operation of these hospices
identify differences between the various sizes of hospice
provide hospices with critical figures and benchmarks against which to compare their own accounts.
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This report is based upon the audited accounts of 193 independent charitable hospices for the financial year ending any time between 1 April 2017 and 31 March 2018. For the majority of hospices, this means the accounts for the year ended 31 March 2018.
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Published by Hospice UK in November 2019. Supported by haysmacintyre.
