As expectations around charity reporting continue to rise, being able to clearly explain what difference your organisation is making and to evidence it robustly has never been more important.

Join Stuart McKay, Not‑for‑Profit Audit Partner at MHA, alongside Jim Clifford OBE, founder of Sonnet Advisory & Impact, for a practical and insightful webinar exploring how charities can effectively articulate and evidence their impact in line with SORP 26.

Bringing together technical audit expertise and deep, real‑world experience in impact measurement, this 1-hour session will help you navigate both the formal requirements of the SORP, and the questions auditors are increasingly asking.

Why this matters for charities

Impact reporting sits at the heart of credible charity reporting. Under SORP 26, charities are expected to clearly explain their activities, outcomes and impact and to ensure that those narratives are consistent with the figures presented in the financial statements. This webinar will give you practical approaches to measuring, presenting and evidencing impact in a way that strengthens both compliance and trust with stakeholders.

Agenda:

• What does the SORP say about impact reporting?
• Three meaningful approaches to meeting its impact measurement requirements.
• Linking the words to the numbers – ensuring consistency between narrative and financial reporting.
• The auditor’s lens – key questions, expectations, and evidence requirements.