ANNUAL REPORT 2016 / 2017 OUR VISION: for all south australians to have opportunities to participate in the community and live with dignity and hope.

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IMAGE: During 2016/2017 Wyatt partnered with the Lions Club of Richmond to fund youth education initiatives in Western . The Adelaide Bike Kitchen ran one of the eight inspiring projects funded through this partnership, providing maintenance workshops to Challa Gardens Primary School students who rely on their bikes to travel to and from school. CHAIRPERSON’S REPORT YEAR ENDING 30 JUNE 2017 We are committed to building our knowledge base. This is reflected in our external thought leader initiatives in which we partner with others to host key speakers and thinkers in areas pertinent to our work. We are actively involved both locally and BOARD OF GOVERNORS nationally with Philanthropy Australia. Elizabeth Wilson BSW, AUA (Soc Stud) (Chair) Jon Gregerson LLB Andrew Davies BArch (Hons), Grad Dip, LFRAIA Anne McCutcheon BA, Dip Soc Stud, MBA, AFAIM David Minns BEc, F Fin, FCA, FTIA As a philanthropic organisation we Australian Health and Medical process. This process was helpful in Total grants, including grant Rosemary Osman BSc (Hons), Dip Ed, DFP (to Oct ’16) rely on the work of our partners in Research Institute (SAHMRI), the identifying a number of key directions management costs, exceeded $3m. Tony Scammell BEc, MBA (to Oct ’16) education, community services and Resilient Futures SA Project, from 2015, including those related to investment COVER IMAGE: Wyatt’s Colin Oliver Pam Simmons BSW, MPolAdmin, GAICD (from Oct ’16) housing to help us advance our vision and the Aboriginal Diabetes Project, and funds generation, and property BOARD & STAFF Scholarship Program provides funding John van Ruth FCA, FAICD (from Oct ’16) of seeing all South Australians having which commenced this year. divestment. towards a range of music-related the opportunity to live with dignity During this year we said farewell and expenses and experiences to assist FINANCIAL CONSULTANT and hope. Equally, our partners rely on Another example is Work Pay$ Following significant deliberation, the thank you to long standing Wyatt eligible students at four partner schools John Lampard FCA, FTIA the support and funding of Wyatt to Everyday Money Skills for Young Board decided that in order to give full Governors Rosemary Osman and Tony to fully participate in their Specialist respond to need and create opportunity People with Disabilities. Aimed at focus to our work as a grant maker we Scammell, who each made an Music Studies from Year 10. STAFF TEAM for those they serve as they pursue this strengthening financial literacy skills would cease owning affordable extraordinary contribution to Wyatt goal we share. for young people with a disability who retirement housing. In doing so, we through their 14 years service. We were Funding was provided to 11 young CHIEF EXECUTIVE are about to enter the workforce, this were determined to ensure that the sale delighted to welcome two new members South Australians through this program Paul Madden AM, MDR Over the past year we have been project has been delivered in of our retirement housing assets would to the Wyatt Board - Pam Simmons, during 2016/2017. privileged to work with more than 80 partnership with The Bedford Group, not impact the housing security of formerly Guardian for Children & REGIONAL GRANTS MANAGERS partner organisations and 123 referrer Financial Literacy Australia, Flinders existing tenants and residents. We were Young People in , and Megan Coupland BA (Hons), MA groups in delivering grants to families University, and The Department of pleased to find the ideal purchaser in John van Ruth, current CEO of Clare Randall BBehavSc (Psych), MSW and individuals that respond to Education and Child Development. The Adelaide Benevolent Society, an Operation Flinders. Jessica Sutherland BA (Hons) immediate need and build personal Funding has been awarded to make a organisation with a history and focus on capacity. short film about the project to be those in need, much like our own. I would also like to acknowledge and OPERATIONS MANAGER featured during Community and thank my fellow Governors on the Wyatt COLLABORATION & LEARNING FINANCE AND GRANTS Kate Fox BSW, MBA Philanthropy Partnerships Week 2017. Board and our dedicated staff team for their steadfast efforts in supporting and PLANNING & FOCUS GRANTS ASSESSORS At Wyatt we aspire to be a learning Our net assets this year grew to more assisting those we are privileged to serve organisation and this is evidenced by a than $87m, an increase of nearly $11.6m COVERKate FentonIMAGE: BSW, MSocDev through our work at Wyatt. Julie Maguire growing number of projects in which Over the course of the year the Board over the previous year. This increase research is incorporated into practice. gave particular attention to strategic was substantially due to sale proceeds LIZ WILSON RECEPTIONIST Key projects include two with the South planning extending to 2020 through from the retirement housing and good CHAIRPERSON Simone Pomeroy a facilitated Board and staff workshop growth in the value of investments. “AT THE WYATT TRUST WE ARE PRIVILEGED TO WORK WITH A VAST RANGE OF 6,675 Households PARTNER GROUPS FROM THE SOCIAL, GOVERNMENT, ASSISTED THROUGH WYATT SMALL GRANTS AND PARTNER GRANTS IN 2016 / 2017 EDUCATION AND PHILANTHROPIC SECTORS. AS WE WORK TOGETHER TO IMPROVE OUTCOMES FOR SOUTH AUSTRALIANS IN NEED, OUR IMPACT IS MULTIPLIED. WE COULD NEVER ACHIEVE ALONE WHAT WE ARE ABLE TO 467 1,232 3,283 472 ACHIEVE TOGETHER.” ANDREW DAVIES, PEOPLE ASSISTED STUDENTS AND PEOPLE WITH AN HOUSEHOLDS CHAIRPERSON, GRANTS COMMITTEE INTO EMPLOYMENT FAMILIES WITH INCREASED ABILITY OBTAINED OR PATHWAYS AND/ INCREASED TO MANAGE THEIR SUSTAINED OR SUSTAINABLE ENGAGEMENT IN FINANCIAL LONGER-TERM EMPLOYMENT EDUCATION OBLIGATIONS ACCOMMODATION

IMAGE: The Wyatt Trust has a IMAGE: Thelong Community history of providing Living smallProject scholarships to enhance school (CLP) supportsretention South and re-engagement Australians withto a disabilitystudents to establish at risk their of dropping own business out through oftheir education. Micro-Enterprise Partnerships Project.exist SMALL GRANT Wyatt haswith partnered 13 schools with in connection CLP since 2014, 1,221 with the Bultawilta Program assisting aimedup to at10 supporting people each Indigenous year to SMALL GRANTS 123 REFERRERS access thestudents, funds andand supportsin 22 high theyschools may need to successfullyfor students at turn risk. their business idea into a reality. A LONG-TERM VISION The life of dr william wyatt, and his trust, is powerfully symbolised by a tree. as a key figure in the establishment of our botanical gardens, dr wyatt was a planter of trees in south australia in both the actual and metaphorical sense.

PARTNER GRANTS CATALYSTS FOR CHANGE visiting experts in philanthropy, and “the help we Dr Wyatt planted trees under which he of life for South Australians in need, is would never sit. He took the long view through the making of grants to facilitating training sessions. received with our as he gave his life in service to the individuals and households. In 2016/2017 Wyatt’s Partner Grants At Wyatt we see ourselves not simply SOCIAL IMPACT INVESTMENT rent and water foundation of our education and Program engaged 81 partner groups as grant makers but as part of the wider healthcare systems here in South The grant making framework provides assisting South Australians experiencing social system that seeks to enhance the In Australia and globally there is strong bills means we Australia. Dr Wyatt’s ubiquitous for grants ranging from those which financial hardship across the priority lives of people in need through practical and growing interest in investments won’t be evicteD... influence extended to natural science, respond to immediate need through to areas of: support, personal advocacy and the that produce both a financial and social animal welfare, mental health, the world those which develop skills and personal pursuit of solutions to entrenched return with Social Impact Bonds being it also means that I of business and much more. His noted capacity, with a focus on measurable • Education Retention and disadvantage. We are committed to released in many places. Wyatt has could accept my modesty stands in stark contrast to the outcomes. Reengagement working with others and the following played a significant role in fostering the significance and longevity of his • Employment Pathways are some of the ways we do so: development of this type of investment offer to go to Uni.” achievements. SMALL GRANTS • Housing Support in South Australia. • Financial Wellbeing. COLLECTIVE IMPACT INITIATIVES PRACTICE-BASED RESEARCH Wyatt Housing Package Dr Wyatt was intensely interested in the The Small Grants Program is designed Wyatt Grants Managers are engaged Recipient - a single parent human condition and sought, through to enable people in immediate need to be Partner groups include a wide range on a continuing basis in leadership and Wyatt is committed to learning through with limited support. his many pursuits, to improve the life assisted through the provision of basic of community organisations, with the working groups for Collective research grounded in practice. During recipient groups including educationally . and circumstances of people. Over 130 necessities and help in gaining or Impact initiatives across the State. the course of the year Wyatt has been disengaged young people, students in years, generations of governors of The sustaining housing. In the past year These include the Impact Inner North involved in funding two multi-year Wyatt Trust have sought to give effect to 1,221 individuals and households were need of extra support, students with and Together in the North and Together projects, through the South Australian his desire to provide an enduring way assisted in this way. disabilities, people who are unemployed, in the South initiatives. Health and Medical Research Institute, to South Australians in poor or reduced in housing crisis or financial need. one focussing on the resilience and circumstances. Social and support workers from more GROWING PHILANTHROPY wellbeing of young people on the than 120 community and government Grants in this area are designed to Wyatt is committed to fostering the fringes of the school system and the GRANT MAKING agencies made applications on behalf of develop capacity and assist people to development of philanthropy in South other relating to the social their clients through Wyatt’s online grant gain a measure of control in their lives. Australia and works closely with determinants impacting diabetes The core activity, and the primary means system and these were assessed by Wyatt Philanthropy Australia and other trusts prevention and management in through which Wyatt seeks to enhance staff. and foundations in that quest. This Aboriginal communities. the capacity and improve the quality includes the hosting of roundtables and “The Sticking Together Project placed young people at the heart of designing the coaching support they need to successfully gain and maintain work. That made such a difference to the employment results we’re seeing now”

Andrew Reilly, Head of Development, SYC.

IMAGE: SYC’s Sticking Together Project seeks to improve youth employment outcomes through the provision of tailored support and mentoring to young people during their first 60 weeks of employment. During 2016/2017 Wyatt partnered with SYC in the project prototyping phase in South Australia. OUR PARTNERS A spirit of partnership underpins all that we do at Wyatt. We know that we do so much YEAR ENDING 30 JUNE 2017 more together than we can ever do alone, and every day we have the privilege of working with others to bring about change that will bring hope and opportunity to those in our community who are in most need.

“I got given a second NORTH CENTRAL SOUTH STATEWIDE chance. I knew this was time AIME Aboriginal Legal Rights Movement ac.care Brighton Secondary School ART Services Inc Baptist Care SA ACCSR CareerTrackers to try my hardest and get Centacare Bedford Group Adelaide Hills Vocational College: Ice Factor back on track and I did just Edward John Eyre High School Catherine House Mt Barker High School Marryatville High School Eyre Futures Challa Gardens Primary School Centacare Playford International College that. I stopped smoking, Habitat for Humanity SA Down Syndrome SA Christie Downs Primary School South Australian Health I tried harder in school and Lutheran Community Care Enfield Primary School Community Living Project and Medical Research my grades (WENT) up; Northern Adelaide Senior College Findon High School Finding Workable Solutions Institute (SAHMRI) Northern Futures Henley High School Hackham West Children’s Centre The Smith Family my relationship with my Operation Flinders Hutt Street Centre Junction Australia TACSI mum and dad picked up.” GRANT Parafield Gardens High School Le Fevre High School Lutheran Community Care Wirltu Yarlu PARTNERS Para Hills High School Nazareth Catholic Community Lutheran Disability Services Woodville High School Wyatt-funded participant 81 Playford International College Ocean View Children’s Centre O’Sullivan Beach Children’s Centre in the Ice Factor Program. Port Augusta Secondary School Ocean View College Rural Communities Australia Port Lincoln High School Seaton High School Sammy D Foundation Roma Mitchell Secondary College Second Chances SA Stand Like Stone Foundation: Salisbury High School Southern Domestic Violence Service Grant High School Schools Ministry Group St John’s Youth Services Independent Learning Centre, UCare Gawler SYC Mt Gambier Valley View Secondary School UCW Bowden Independent Learning Centre, Wiltja College UCW Naracoorte Workabout Centre Uniting Communities SYC: Job Prospects YourTown Warriappendi School Uniting Communities Youth Opportunities Wesley Social Enterprises Whitelion Windsor Gardens Secondary College Woodville High School Youthinc ABRIDGED FINANCIAL REPORT YEAR ENDING 30 JUNE 2017

THANK YOU 2017 2016 $’000 $’000 We would like to acknowledge with thanks What Wyatt Earned the important contribution of our valued Interest 124 122 community and business partners over the Dividends and Distributions 4,227 4,088 course of the year: Donations & Legacies 45 27 Other Revenue 7,409 0 ACH Group 11,805 4,237 Adelaide Benevolent Society Administration Costs 713 718 Adelaide University, CHURP Surplus before Grants 11,092 3,519 Ali Moylan Photography BDO Wyatt Grants (including Grant Management Blackbird IT Costs) Colliers Housing 517 505 Commonwealth Bank Net Residential Housing* 37 -20 Community Business Bureau Financial Wellbeing 561 525 Community Centres SA Education 560 562 Connecting Up Employment 430 394 Don Dunstan Foundation Initiative Fund (Housing) 0 0 Fay Fuller Foundation High Impact Grants 245 434 Financial Counselling Australia Research & Development 66 39 Financial Literacy Australia Small Grants 654 719 Finlaysons 3,070 3,158 Flinders University AITI Surplus 8,022 361 Flinders University Social & Policy Studies Change in Fair Value of 3,760 -2,456 Jardine Lloyd Thompson Equity Investments JastWorks Kwik Kopy Norwood Total Comprehensive Income 11,782 -2,095 Lions Club of Richmond What We Own IMAGE: Communities across South Macquarie Private Wealth Cash and Short Term Deposits 15,580 3,385 Australia have embraced the collective National Australia Bank Land, Buildings and Contents 231 4,223 Philanthropy Australia Equities and Longer Term Deposits 71,588 68,220 impact model and are working together PJ Electrical 87,399 75,828 to achievemeasurable change on Planet Earth Films complex issues affecting their regions. What We Owe 153 163 Wyatt is actively involved in a number SAFCA Our Combined Assets 87,246 75,665 of Collective Impact groups across the Shelter SA State, including Impact Inner North Social Impact Investment Network SA * Due to a change in accounting policy this does not include the depreciation costs of holding (pictured), Together in the North and South Australian Council of Social Service these properties. Together in the South. Together SA WILLIAM WYATT LSA, MRCS WILLIAM WYATT LSA, MRCS 1804 - 1886, APOTHECARY AND SURGEON

Dr William Wyatt and Mrs Julia Wyatt travelled from Plymouth, UK, Dr arriving William in WyattHoldfast and Bay, Mrs South Julia Australia Wyatt travelled in February from 1837. Plymouth, UK, arriving in Holdfast Bay,1837 - 1856 South Australia in February 1837. During his life in Adelaide, Dr Wyatt held a significant number of official COLONIAL NATURALIST Duringpositions. his He life set in up Adelaide, his home Dr first Wyatt in Grenfellheld a significantStreet and later number at Kurralta, of official positions. He 1837set -up 1839 hisBurnside. home Hisfirst son, in William,Grenfell theStreet only and one later of his at fiveKurralta, children Burnsid to survivee. His son, William, the onlyPROTECTOR one OF ABORIGINES ofchildhood, his five diedchildren in 1872 to agedsurvive 34. childhood,Dr Wyatt’s wealthdied in was 1872 derived aged from 34. Dr his Wyatt’s wealth was derived1847 - 1886 purchase of land in the city and elsewhere in March 1837. from his purchase of land in the city and elsewhere in March 1837. HOLY TRINITY CHURCH - ELECTED TRUSTEE In 1881 he he wrote wrote his his Will, Will, setting setting up up his his Trust Trust and and naming naming the first the first Governors - prominent1851 - 1874 AdelaideGovernors businessmen. - prominent Adelaide He died businessmen. in June 1886 He anddied thein June first 1886 meeting and theof the Wyatt GovernorsCHIEF INSPECTOR OF SCHOOLS wasfirst heldmeeting soon of after.the Wyatt On 15Governors July 1886 was the held first soon grant after. of fiveOn 15 Julypounds 1886 was the paid to J.W.B., 1857a - 1878 retiredfirst grant lawyer. of five pounds was paid to J.W.B., a retired lawyer. BOTANIC GARDENS - BOARD OF GOVERNORS The WyattWyatt TrustTrust isis now aa significant significant fund, fund, the the benefit benefit of ofwhich which is is provided to improve opportu1870 - 1885- providednity and qualityto improve of life opportunity for South andAustralians quality of who life forexperience South Australians financial who hardship. ADELAIDE HOSPITAL - BOARD CHAIRMAN experience financial hardship. 1876 - 1885 ‘An Enduring Gift’ is an inspiring documentary created by Planet Earth Films highlighting the ‘Anlife andEnduring work Gift’of Dr is Wyatt an inspiring and his documentary Trust. To view created the documentarby Planet Earthy visit Films www.wyatt.org.au. RSPCA - TREASURER highlighting the life and work of Dr Wyatt and his Trust. To view the 1877 - 1886 documentary visit www.wyatt.org.au. COMMISSIONER OF CHARITABLE FUNDS

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