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It gives me great pleasure to introduce I am confident that its support of the We seek a world Greenwich Hospital’s 2020 Impact men and women of the Royal Navy will Report, covering 2019, a period that endure for many decades to come. included the Hospital’s 325th Anniversary*. Greenwich Hospital is not a The better that Greenwich Hospital where all in the hospital in the modern sense. And while and its work is understood within the it is still associated with Greenwich, it is Royal Navy and across the charity no longer based there and has a national sector, the more positive impact it Royal Navy family reach. It is a unique Crown charity which can have. So I heartily commend supports members of the Royal Navy, this report to you. past and present, and their families. are empowered & History has given it a rich range of responsibilities, that this report should help you to understand. Along with those responsibilities comes an supported to succeed, impressive scope of Naval charitable giving, benefiting the lives of many now & in the future thousands of its beneficiaries. Just as the Royal Navy is transforming Vice Admiral Nick Hine CB to be fit for the 21st century, so Greenwich Second Sea Lord Hospital is working with the Navy and other charities to ensure it is up to the Chair, Greenwich Hospital challenges of the 2020s and beyond. Advisory Board
*The 2021 report will cover Greenwich Hospital's response to the 2020 Covid Pandemic. 04 WHO WE ARE 2020 REPORT IMPACT has been providing essential Charity, Crown Naval Royal unique Majesty’s Her Hospital, Greenwich everything we do. always be at of the heart Royalthe Naval community will over 300 The years. wellbeing of personnel and their families for well Royal Navy and Royal Marines support to and serving retired varied and far-reaching. increasingly becoming are serve we those for benefits the and work of our The impact beneficiaries. of our lives the to improve intervention proactive on is focus our or hardship support, financial advice, grants, sheltered housing, it’s through educational grants, progressive charity. Whether reputation as a responsive and of our we’re and proud creative, is flexible, innovative and Greenwich Hospital’s approach SUPPORT WHO WE WHO WHO WE ARE WE WHO
we support: of the organisations that some are opposite Shown . dependants their and Navy, Royal the in served have or serve who those of lives the better and improve provide, to support, duty our is it charity Navy a Royal As difference to their lives. lasting and areal make them from and our helping support out to those who would benefit reaching 1694: since unchanged our aim haspartners, remained organisations and charity collaboration, with naval close in or directly, Working
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Block/Grant In the 2018/19 financial year, Greenwich Hospital directly supported £12,770,343 (85%) 73 different charitable initiatives. The total value of charitable support was £4,716,902, including GH grants made through RNRMC, bursaries Welfare/Other £401,010 (2.7%) for students from Naval families at the Royal Hospital School (RHS) and annuities paid through RNBT. In terms of beneficiaries, we supported: Housing £273,717 (1.8%) Debt Management 3 YEAR £367,194 (2.4%) Health & Well Being CHARITY £604,680 (4%) Education £183,000 (1.2%) TOTAL PEOPLE WHO WILL SPEND BE HELPED 2018-2021 * Employment/Training 2018—2021 £441,570 (2.9%) Block/Grant 96,135 Welfare/Other 44,252 Housing 384 Debt Management 2,100 Health & Well Being 132,329 Education 215 Employment/Training 2,097
HELPED BREAKDOWN ANNUAL 3 YEAR BENEFICIARY OF BLOCK GRANTS SPEND SPEND GROUP PEOPLE RNRMC 32.3% £1,376,563 £4,129,689 Vets/Serving/Families RNBT/Jellico 21.6% £917,791 £2,753,373 Veterans 46.1% RHS Bursaries £1,962,427 £5,887,281 Families 76,448 103,000 9,061 105 585 £4,256,781 £12,770,343 SERVING FAMILIES OF SEA LONDON VETERANS SERVING/VETERAN NAUTICAL SCHOOL PERSONNEL ROYAL NAVY CADETS STUDENTS (*Spend for 2020 and 2021 are forecasted based on existing commitments).
In 1694, William III and and their families. Greenwich Greenwich Hospital founded by Work begins on GH. Christopher Mary II signed letters patent Hospital remains a vital provider Letters Patent of William and Wren and Nicholas Hawksmoor OUR Battle of La Hogue — Mary. Queen Mary gives former give their design services pro bono. establishing a Crown charity of funds in supporting naval William III and Mary II Anglo-Dutch fleet incurs Royal Palace site at Greenwich Bricks are supplied by a Mr Foe, TIMELINE for the benefit of naval seamen sea men and women in the UK. ascend the English throne horrific casualties and £2000k endowment. later famous as Daniel Defoe
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RBLI LifeWorks North years. The service was further expanded in Auxiliary to pursue tertiary education while April 2018, with an additional adviser and they are serving and before they are eligible SELECTED The RBLI LifeWorks programme is a 5-day part-time administrative support. for their ELCs. This scheme is becoming course which supports veterans and their increasingly popular as its existence becomes families with CV writing, job hunting and The SAIL service for RN/RM clients provides more widely known. The upper limit on HIGHLIGHTS transition to the civilian world - or back into advice across a wide range of subjects, combined household income is £40k. work for family members. LifeWorks has including: supported more than 1300 veterans across In 2018/19 we funded 16 RN students who the UK since the scheme started in 2014, ○ Benefits and Tax Credits started degree courses through our bursary with 83% of sign-ups finding employment ○ Debt 65 Degrees North scheme with the LDO team. We had one new or training within 12 months. Almost 80% of ○ Housing applicant from RFA. 65 Degrees North enables Wounded, Injured veterans supported have physical or mental ○ Relationship and family or Sick veterans to undertake physical disabilities, such as loss of limb or PTSD. ○ Tax and National Insurance Through our bursary scheme for Veterans challenges on the basis of Rehabilitation ○ Immigration (for Commonwealth and their dependants we continued funding through Adventure. With the support of GH started supporting ‘LifeWorks Families’ and Non-British personnel - see page 9) eight students at Newcastle University, a Greenwich Hospital, five veterans (four male, in 2015, reaching out to spouses and flautist at Trinity Laban, five from University one female) cycled the 1,000 km Munda Biddi dependants of ex-serving personnel. SAIL provides an in-depth casework service of Portsmouth, four at Greenwich University Trail which runs from near Perth in Western ‘LifeWorks North’ was launched at Hull for its clients, including advocacy and and three at Plymouth University, one of Australia, down to Albany on the Southern Guildhall on 17 May 2019, with financial negotiation with third parties such as the whom is a spouse. There is also one RN Ocean. The ride was unsupported, so the backing from GH and in association with Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) scholarship at Durham University and three team carried everything they needed. Hull City Council, bringing the scheme to and creditors. It also helps clients to apply to from Essential Teaching an education and the city for the first time. charities when they have fallen on hard times. training organisation. SAIL provides advice and casework support Soldiering On Awards mainly by telephone, with a monthly HRH The Princess Royal visits face-to-face outreach advice session at The Soldiering On Awards celebrate the ‘the Royal Navy’s CAB’ Veterans Outreach Support (VOS) in outstanding achievements of those who Portsmouth. have served their country, and of the On 2 November 2019, The Princess Royal "I was privileged to receive a diverse people and organisations who visited the Seafarers’ Advice and Information Royal Navy bursary for 2018/19 work together in support of the Armed Line (SAIL) at their premises in Greenwich, Forces Community. and afterwards met with Funders and Grants to individuals academic year and was able Partners of SAIL at the Admiral’s House in Greenwich Hospital offers training grants to purchase a laptop, desk and In thirteen separate categories, the Awards ORNC, to mark the expansion of this unique to individuals via the COBSEO Case honour a broad range of achievements and vital service for the seafaring community. Management System (CMS), in 2019 course books. This enabled me including Sporting Excellence, Healthcare This was her second visit to SAIL, the only providing 15 veterans with both Education and to study at home and still fulfil & Rehabilitation, and Family Values, as well Citizen’s Advice Bureau for seafarers, and Welfare support. Through a partnership with as recognising those who have built on their represents a significant milestone in its The Poppy Factory, this year we have made my parental duties to my 2 sons military experience to develop a successful history since it opened its phone lines in 1996. nine awards. Requests for training costs have without the need to spend lengthy business. This year a new Lifetime been significantly higher than before. hours at the university library". Achievement Award was established thanks The SAIL service for Royal Navy and Royal to Greenwich Hospital sponsorship. This Marines personnel and their dependants GH’s partnership with the RN Learning & Left to Right year’s finalists’ reception was held at the officially commenced on 4th April 2016 with Development Organisation (LDO) (previously Top: 65 Degrees North; Soldiering on Awards House of Lords on 13 February 2020, chaired core funding from Greenwich Hospital, and ‘RNETS’) assists lower paid personnel in the Middle: RBLI LifeWorks North; HMS Prince of Wales in build by Lord Dannatt, President of Soldiering On. has been running successfully for over four Royal Navy, Royal Marines and Royal Fleet Bottom: HRH The Princess Royal visits 'the Royal Navy's CAB'
James Thornhill is commissioned The first 10 sons of pensioners Building is completed to decorate the Painted Hall. He is are admitted to the Rev Thomas The First Jacobite Rising — at GH — costs are estimated GH is granted a Charter The first pensioners paid £3 per square yard for the ceilings Weston’s Academy in Greenwich The Earl of Derwentwater loses George II gives to have been £400k. from Lord Romsey to hold are admitted to and £1 per square yard for the walls. — the beginnings of the Royal his head and his Northern estates the Derwentwater Greenwich Market By 1752, 1400 pensioners two markets in Greenwich Greenwich Hospital It takes 19 years to complete. Hospital School are confiscated by the Crown Estate to GH opens to the public are resident
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whose staff have 30 years’ combined subjects. RN personnel can be given SUPPORTING UK experience in Immigration Law with a materials to allow them to self-study HRH THE PRINCESS specialism in the Armed Forces. They for free towards GCSEs, AS levels and COMMONWEALTH have advisers accredited to OISC Level 3, A Levels. However, the success rate of ROYAL VISITS 'THE which is the highest level of accreditation, self-study is much lower than with AND NON–BRITISH enabling them to assist in matters from guided tuition. The Marine Society is a ROYAL NAVY’S CAB' basic immigration advice to more charity which helps seafarers’ study for (C&NB) complex matters including appeals and these exams and functional skills Judicial Review Case Management work. through distance learning courses. PERSONNEL Greenwich Hospital already provides ○ Greenwich Hospital has funded a new funding to the Marine Society which On 2 November 2019, The Princess Royal visited the Seafarers’ The SAIL service for Royal Navy and Royal Marines personnel and their dependants started in 2016 with core funding from AND THEIR full-time Aggie's Pastoral Worker at HMS reduces the cost to RN personnel. Advice and Information Line (SAIL) at their premises in Raleigh. GH and Aggie’s are including The cost varies by course and ranges Greenwich, and afterwards met with Funders and Partners of SAIL Greenwich Hospital, and has been running successfully for over four years. The service was further expanded in April 2018, FAMILIES: C&NB awareness issues in the Job from £332.90 to £575.40. RN personnel at the Admiral’s House in ORNC, to mark the expansion of this Description. The Pastoral worker will also can elect to use their Standard Learning unique and vital service for the seafaring community. This was her with an additional adviser and part-time administrative support. It provides advice across a wide range of subjects, including: undergo C&NB training to be better Credits (SLCs) to reduce this cost by second visit to SAIL, the only Citizen's Advice Bureau for seafarers, equipped to inform the cohorts coming up to £175 once per financial year (FY). ○ GH supports exceptional cases with and represents a significant milestone in its history since it through Raleigh. opened its phone lines in 1996. ○ Benefits and Tax Credits emergency travel expenses for personnel ○ Battlefield Tours in Europe/London ○ Debt who need to go home due to bereavement Cultural Tour: Battlefield tours provide ○ Housing or a sick family member. ○ GH is a member of the COBSEO Foreign the Ship’s Company with a wider ○ Relationship and family & Commonwealth Cluster. Recent understanding of key historic periods ○ Tax and National Insurance ○ We fund Network events for personnel meetings have centred around lobbying SAIL as well as providing opportunities Case study ○ Immigration (for Commonwealth & Non-British personnel and their families. the Home Office on visa costs for has advised (see p.11 opposite) Armed Forces families. for CLM development through the research of specific battles. Julie (not her real name) is a widow of a ○ We liaise closely with the Naval Royal Navy Veteran. She approached SAIL provides an in-depth casework service for its clients, Commonwealth Network Chairperson SAIL for advice on inheriting her late including advocacy and negotiation with third parties such (NCNC) to ensure that the Network and HMS PRINCE ○ Gangway screens with the Ship’s husband’s State Retirement Pension. as the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) and creditors. their families are fully aware of initiatives name along with the Greenwich SAIL advised her on how her husband’s It also helps clients to apply to charities when they have fallen that GH are already supporting, such as OF WALES Hospital logo which will be displayed pension could be transferred to her and on hard times Employability and Education courses on each gangway whenever the ship wrote to the Pension Centre on her behalf. is alongside ensuring that our affiliation is recognised both in the 1354 SAIL has advised 1,354 new RN/RM clients since the start of ○ We work closely with the NCNC to raise New RN/RM since the The Pension Centre contacted Julie direct the project to 31st December 2019 . awareness amongst other Naval Charities As one of the charities affiliated to the UK and abroad. start of the project to RN’s new aircraft carrier, HMS Prince of and paid almost £4,000 as a backdated 31st December 2019. on the issues the C&NB are facing and why. payment. In addition, Julie’s State In 2019, SAIL advised 459 new clients, which is considerably Wales, Greenwich Hospital aims to support ○ A commemorative book detailing the Ship’s Company through funding the history of the Ship. Retirement Pension increased from higher than the previous year (402) which shows that the service ○ SAIL offers serving and ex-serving £79.25 to £265.55 per week (£272.90 is well used and continues to go from strength to strength. C&NB personnel and their families initiatives that improve quality of life, from April 2019) a difference of £193.65 Many clients present with multiple, complex issues which require specialist Level 1 Immigration advice. education, and careers: ○ PWLS Commanding Officer’s Fund: per week or £10,069.80 per annum. ongoing casework and support, for example a typical multiple a recognition award which can make ○ The Ship’s Company have access to a big difference to morale within debt case may take over a year to conclude. ○ GH has agreed a strategic plan with SAIL. Julie said that she was really pleased Any C&NB clients requiring complex Maths and English tuition through the the Ships Company. with the outcome and with SAIL’s help. The clients of this service include serving and veteran Royal immigration advice beyond Level 1 will Education and Training Officer (ETO), 459 however there is no tuition in other New clients in 2019 Navy and Royal Marines personnel and their dependants. be refereed to GBS UK Immigration,
The Painted Hall becomes Responsibility for Construction starts The GH Chapel is restored Nelson’s body lays in the first national gallery of The GH School amalgamates GH is passed from on the first GH school GH starts to pay out by James ‘Athenian’ Stuart state at GH after the Naval art attracting some Joseph Kaye redesigns in Greenwich with the Royal the GH Commissioners buildings pensions of £7 pa after its destruction by fire Battle of Trafalgar 50,000 visitors per year Greenwich Market Naval Asylum, Paddington to the Admiralty
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ROYAL “Secondary schools are hugely significant in ADDING GIVING guiding the person you become at the end SHELTERED VALUE BACK of your education. It’s fair to say the levels HOSPITAL of independence and experiences I hold now would not be near the same if I had not had the opportunity to attend RHS, being SCHOOL fortunate enough to have access to a very HOUSING good education as well as social and Greenwich Hospital Southsea co-curricular activities which are made available to students at RHS on an Sheltered Housing Schemes. (37 flats) The Royal Hospital School, now on a site impressive scale.” Adding value and giving back ○ Six tenants are members of the overlooking the River Orwell at Holbrook Greenwich Hospital has three sheltered “Greenwich Pluckers” Ukulele group. near Ipswich, was founded in Greenwich in Nicholas Sims was a Seafarer housing schemes, with a total of 91 units, ○ There is an active Garden Club. 1712 as an integral part of Greenwich Hospital. generously supported by Greenwich located in Portsmouth (Southsea), Plymouth ○ Regular themed food nights. The School is a leading co-educational, Hospital. He left RHS to study Economics (Saltash) and Greenwich. All three sites offer ○ Event raising £450 for Troop Aid HMC boarding and day school for pupils at the University of Exeter. one and two-bedroom apartments equipped aged 11 to 18, who come from a wide range to modern standards. The tenants pay Trafalgar Quarters, of backgrounds. subsidised rent to contribute to the costs of Greenwich (21 flats) “From the age of 7 I have always wanted running the schemes. Flats are allocated RHS started the academic year 2018/19 Being a small scheme in close proximity to follow in my grandfather’s footsteps based on priority of need. Residents must with a pupil roll of 739 (750 in previous year). and join the Royal Navy, the Greenwich be over 60 and either veterans or spouses or to all the attractions of London, the drive Greenwich Hospital funded 63 Bursaries and for tenants to organise internal events Bursary was what gave me the opportunity widows of veterans. Greenwich Hospital has Seafarers’ Discounts. A further 8 RHS pupils I otherwise would not have had to join RHS, contracted with the charity Church of England is reduced. Nevertheless, this year's were on CEA Bursaries from the Navy — highlights included: the institution I believe gave me the best Soldiers, Sailors & Airmens Clubs (CESSAC) plus 52 from the Army and RAF combined. preparation for my Naval Career. The to manage the schemes. instruction I received through the CCF ○ The Association of Wrens Greenwich program and from former Lt Cdr Griffiths There were 106 beneficiaries housed across Branch hold their regular meeting at “RHS is without a doubt the best thing that TQ throughout the year, including their and Lt Edmondson gave me the best the three schemes in 2019. can happen to someone. Aside from the opportunity to enhance my leadership annual Strawberry Tea afternoon, to great opportunities and amazing friendships, which all tenants are invited. ability and develop the skills necessary Greenwich Place, the values the school instils in a person are to both specifically pass the AIB and unparalleled. Hard work, confidence, complete my Initial Officer Training.” Saltash (33 flats) ○ Five lucky tenants were invited to the resilience, aspiration, leadership. All of these The monthly charity coffee fundraisers are Veterans Garden Party at Buckingham come immediately to mind when I think of Palace in May (see photo bottom right) Zaccary Frankham was a Seafarer ongoing and have raised over £1,000 a year who RHS helped me to become as a person, generously supported by Greenwich supporting Children’s Hospice South West & by the Not Forgotten Association (NFA). and these values will be with me forever.” One of the tenants had a pleasant Hospital. He left RHS to join the Guide Dogs for over five years on the trot. Royal Navy. surprise when he spotted the grandson Dominic Curtis was a Seafarer We have been enjoying taking part in of his first cousin playing in the Royal generously supported by Greenwich Top to Bottom the Royal Navy Association’s ‘Project Marine Commando Band! Top to Bottom Hospital. He left RHS to study Classics Top: Nicholas Sims Semaphore’, which aims to empower the Project Semaphore in action at Greenwich Place, Saltash at Selwyn College, Cambridge. Bottom Left: Dominic Curtis use of ipad (see picture opposite, top). Trafalgar Quarters tenants attending Veterans Garden Party Bottom Right: Zaccary Frankham
Expatriate tea planter The school buildings in GH closes at Greenwich to Gifford Sherman Reade Greenwich become the Responsibility for GH in-pensioners. Some 20,000 The Royal Navy College Some 10,000 Royal gives his Holbrook, Suffolk, National Maritime Museum. is transferred from the pensioners have been cared transfers from Portsmouth Hospital School pupils The GH School is renamed estate and fortune to GH RHS is rebuilt on GH lends its Naval art Admiralty to the Secretary for since its foundation to the GH site. serve in the Royal Navy the Royal Hospital School (RHS) as a site for RHS 200 acres at Holbrook collection to the NMM of State for Defence.
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The GH property portfolio has developed In Summary In the financial year ended 31st August 2019, the since 1694 when land was first granted by Hospital’s consolidated total income from property, financial investments, school fees and other commercial The Crown for the construction of a hospital and charitable sources was £32m (2017/18 £29m). £17.0m to accommodate injured and retired seafarers of this was expended on running the Royal Hospital School (2017/18 £16.7m), inclusive of £1.5m charitable who had served in the Royal Navy. bursaries (2017/18 £1.7m) for pupils. A further £3.3m (2017/18 £3.6m) was provided as grants, annuities and donations to our beneficiaries, either directly or indirectly, There are three principal estates: Greenwich town centre principally comprises retail, pubs and restaurants and is centred on and £0.9m (2017/18 £0.7m) was expended on sheltered ○ Greenwich, with the Market and nearly Greenwich Market, established in 1737. There and supported housing. The remainder of costs relate to 100 town-centre shops and pubs, as well are also over 100 apartments and houses management of Greenwich Hospital’s investments and as the Old Royal Naval College, built as designed by Joseph Kay in late Georgian the original Greenwich Hospital to designs style when the town centre was constructed support costs. Greenwich Hospital aims for a return of by Sir Christopher Wren and Nicholas in 1834. The retail element is primarily 4.5% on investments to ensure it can maintain its Hawksmoor. independent small shops, a mix GH takes charitable commitments, both current and in the future. care to maintain. The range of goods sold in ○ Agricultural holdings in Northumberland the Market is very varied; it is focused on arts, were gifted to GH in 1734 and were crafts and antiques and includes a famous gradually sold to fund the Hospital street food market. The Market hosts a wide Financial Highlights buildings in Greenwich; there is also land range of events each year including a The top-level results are: to the west of Newcastle, some of which monthly classic car event during the summer is being developed for housing. and the locally famous Lantern Parade at the end of November to celebrate the Christmas ○ GH built the Royal Hospital School in lights being switched on. Highlights from Group SOFA 2018/19 2017/18 Holbrook in the early 1930s on land £0'00 £0'00 gifted by a tea planter grateful for RN The Northern Estate, with a total acreage of Total Income 32,337 29,414 protection during the First World War, 5,700, is comprised of 11 farms, three of which Total Expenditure -29,783 -27,218 enabling the creation of the National overlook the North Sea just south of Berwick- Maritime Museum in the school’s previous upon-Tweed. Farmers throughout the UK Net Spend 2,554 2,196 location; it also owns other property have had to diversify their income streams Net gains from disposals 2,860 1,760 INCOME elsewhere in East Anglia. over recent decades and GH has tenant Net gains from revaluations 4,716 9,079 DRIVES THE farmers who make ice-cream, cheese and Net Income (Expenditure) 10,130 13,035 CHARITABLE The property portfolio provides an income yogurt, and one with a glamping site with Actuarial Gain (Loss) on pension -4,942 1,645 stream from rents, which together with yurts and traditional caravans for campers OUTPUT income received from financial investments, wishing to enjoy the beaches of the north Increase in Funds in the period 5,188 14,680 contributes to the support GH is able to Northumberland coast. Balance brought forward 381,776 367,096 provide to its charitable beneficiaries. Balance Carried Forward 386,964 381,776 ACCOUNTS PROPERTY FINANCE &
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