CCEW Charity Commission profile

PRESS(ED)

Registered charity 1217547 · organisation 5281736

01 Identity

Registration and reporting

Registration status
Registered
Reporting status
New
Charity type
CIO
Registered
9 April 2026
Removed
Not supplied
Financial period
Not supplied – Not supplied
Latest income
Not supplied
Latest expenditure
Not supplied
In administration
No
Insolvent
No
CIO
Yes

Public contact address: 195A ST. JOHN'S HILL, LONDON, SW11 1TH

Website recorded by the regulator: pressedzone.com (displayed as text)

03 Official extract

Charity Area Of Operation

Geographic Area Type
Region
Geographic Area Description
Throughout England And Wales
Welsh Ind
No

04 Official extract

Charity Classification

Classification Code
102
Classification Type
What
Classification Description
Education/training
Classification Code
115
Classification Type
What
Classification Description
Human Rights/religious Or Racial Harmony/equality Or Diversity
Classification Code
117
Classification Type
What
Classification Description
Other Charitable Purposes
Classification Code
103
Classification Type
What
Classification Description
The Advancement Of Health Or Saving Of Lives
Classification Code
101
Classification Type
What
Classification Description
General Charitable Purposes
Classification Code
307
Classification Type
How
Classification Description
Provides Advocacy/advice/information
Classification Code
207
Classification Type
Who
Classification Description
The General Public/mankind

05 Official extract

Charity Event History

Charity Name
PRESS(ED)
Charity Event Order
1
Event Type
CIO registration
Date Of Event
2026-04-09T00:00:00

06 Official extract

Charity Governing Document

Governing Document Description
CIO - FOUNDATION Registered 09 Apr 2026
Charitable Objects
THE OBJECTS OF THE CIO ARE: TO ADVANCE EDUCATION AND PROMOTE MENTAL HEALTH AND WELLBEING AMONG JOURNALISTS AND REPORTERS WITH EXPERIENCE WORKING IN THE MEDIA INDUSTRY IN THE UNITED KINGDOM, FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT, IN PARTICULAR, BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY BY: 1. PROVIDING EDUCATION, INFORMATION AND RESOURCES RELATING TO MENTAL HEALTH AND WELLBEING WITHIN THE JOURNALISM PROFESSION. 2. DELIVERING TRAINING, WORKSHOPS, SEMINARS AND EVENTS DESIGNED TO IMPROVE UNDERSTANDING OF MENTAL HEALTH CHALLENGES ASSOCIATED WITH JOURNALISTIC WORK AND TO DEVELOP SKILLS FOR MAINTAINING WELLBEING AND RESILIENCE. 3. FACILITATING ACCESS TO EMOTIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES, INCLUDING SUPPORT PROVIDED THROUGH PARTNERSHIPS WITH ESTABLISHED MENTAL HEALTH CHARITIES. 4. CREATING SUPPORTIVE COMMUNITIES AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR PEER SUPPORT AMONG JOURNALISTS EXPERIENCING OCCUPATIONAL STRESS, TRAUMA OR MENTAL HEALTH CHALLENGES.