We are pleased to invite members to take part in this Professional Advisory Clinic, hosted by VODG Strategic Partner MHA, offering tailored specialist guidance on charity accounting, financial reporting and governance considerations.
What is a Professional Advisory Clinic?
A Professional Advisory Clinic is a short, focused 20‑minute one-to-one session with a specialist. Think of it as "speed dating with an expert": a dedicated appointment to ask questions, test ideas, explore options and gain practical guidance tailored to your organisation.
Professional Advisory Clinics are ideal for:
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General enquiries on a particular theme or area of practice
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Clarifying specific challenges your organisation is facing
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Exploring opportunities, approaches or potential solutions
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Gaining quick, practical guidance before committing to more in-depth support
Your conversation is confidential and completely tailored to your needs, ensuring you receive relevant and actionable insights within a short and efficient session.
About the Charity SORP Clinic hosted by MHA
This clinic provides an opportunity to speak directly with charity accounting specialists about issues affecting your organisation, including:
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Understanding current Charity SORP requirements and emerging developments
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Navigating common reporting challenges faced by charities and not-for-profit organisations
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Exploring the implications of lease accounting requirements
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Discussing revenue recognition and areas requiring particular judgement
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Understanding accounting treatments for matters such as heritage assets and other specialist considerations
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Strengthening governance, financial reporting and board assurance processes
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Improving the clarity, transparency and compliance of financial statements
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Raising organisation-specific questions through an open discussion with specialists
Please note: This clinic is intended to provide general guidance and discussion. Any views expressed by MHA should not be relied upon as formal professional advice.
Booking Process
Members are invited to register their interest, after which VODG will allocate a 20‑minute slot between 10:00 and 13:00 on 15 October 2026.
Places are limited and allocated on a first-come, first-served basis, so we encourage members to register early to avoid disappointment. Scheduling and coordination will be managed in partnership with MHA.
Accessibility
We aim to make all sessions as accessible as possible. If you have any accessibility requirements, please indicate these on the booking form. Please note that we may require up to four weeks’ notice to arrange specific adjustments. Closed captions are provided as standard for all online meetings. For any further queries, please contact: [email protected]
Speaker
Stuart McKay
