BLADDER AND BOWEL FOUNDATION

Who are we?

Where have we come from?

B&BF

today!

How do we see the future?

Bladder and Bowel Foundation

The leading UK wide charity promoting dignity and quality of care for people living with bladder and bowel control problems.

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Mission

• To make a positive difference to the lives of those living with bladder and bowel control problems • To raise public and professional awareness • To educate and empower the public – patients and healthcare professionals • To facilitate access to best possible quality treatments and services • To promote and assist research 26-Apr-20 rtd/cppc140614 3

Organisation

Board of Trustees/Directors Chief Executive Officer

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Milestones

• • • •

January 1990

– group of lay/professional people meet in London to discuss the need for better incontinence services

May 1991

– Action on Incontinence registered as a charity (mainly lay people)

September 1992

– Continence Foundation registered as a charity (professionals)

February 2001

– InContact registered as a charity and company by limited guarantee (replacing AOI) 26-Apr-20 rtd/cppc140614 5

Milestones

• • • •

May 2008

–

Bladder & Bowel Foundation

registered as a charity and company by limited guarantee – replaces both InContact and Continence Foundation

June 2008

–

B&BF

is launched

November 2011

–

B&BF

updated constitution

April 2013

–

B&BF

defined as a ‘large charity’ under Charity Commission rules 26-Apr-20 rtd/cppc140614 6

What we do!

• • • • •

Helpline – 0845 345 0165

– for confidential clinical advice and support

www.bladderandbowelfoundation.org

– for news and access to a wealth of information

‘Just Can’t Wait’ Card

– the original

Database

knowledge of people with bladder/bowel problems – rich source of data and

Training

– provider of accredited training courses to care sector 26-Apr-20 rtd/cppc140614 7

What we do!

• • • • •

Condition awareness campaign’s

– OAB; SUI; Bowel problems; UTI’s; etc.

Research

– NIHR; clinical trials; consumer/ market research; product evaluation; etc.

Consultancy

– clinical service development; other charities; etc.

Regulatory Affairs

– NICE; CQC; SMC (PAPIG); etc.

Advocacy

– NCVO; National Voices; APPG; LUTS Expert; UUGC; etc.

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Funding?

• • • • • •

Donations

– individuals; corporate sector

Subscriptions

– individuals (public; healthcare professionals

Sponsorship

– corporate sector

Grants

– governmental (NIHR); other ‘giving bodies’

Fees

– training; consultancy

Legacies

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The Future?

•

Person(Public) Centred Engagement and Quality of Service Experience

– Helping people to tell their story – Helping people understand and manage their condition – Helping people to make informed choices about their treatment, care and support options – Helping people to achieve an agreed treatment, care and support plan – Helping people to live the life they want to achieve 26-Apr-20 rtd/cppc140614 10

The Future?

• •

Engagement with Health and Social Care Commissioners/Providers/ Professionals

– Provider of ‘best quality’ commissioned services – continence advice (helpline/clinic/ community); training courses; information access

Innovation and Sustainability

– Use of technology - communications – People and organisational development – Broader number of income channels –

‘Fit’ for the next 20+ years!

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Bladder and Bowel Foundation

Satra Innovation Park, Rockingham Road Kettering, Northants, NN16 9JH 01536 533255 [email protected]

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