MAPP

There are moments in our work that stay with us and remind us why we do what we do. Seeing the new sensory pod installed at Royal Hospital for Children, Glasgow is one of those moments. It shows the real impact that kindness, commitment and partnership can create.

Thanks to the generous donation from The MAPP Foundation, and our teams, suppliers, occupiers and their visitors in Scotland, this state-of-the-art pod now offers a calming space for young patients who often arrive anxious or overwhelmed. Soft lights, gentle sounds and comforting textures help children feel safer and more supported, especially those who are neurodivergent or have additional support needs.

At MAPP, supporting neurodivergence is something we strive to embed in our practices and culture. Knowing that our partnership can bring even a moment of relief to families during difficult times means a great deal to us.

Our collaboration with (Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity) continues to grow through fundraising efforts and team challenges. We are proud to help support services that bring comfort, joy and hope to families across Scotland.

Together, we are creating change that touches real lives. And we are grateful for every step of that journey.

Remembering those who served.

Estates Gazette recently released an interview with our Chief Executive, Louise Bonham:” Stop and smell the roses” by Tim Burke

In it, Louise reflects on her two years at MAPP, our journey to employee ownership and what it means to grow while protecting the culture that makes us different.

We remain true to our specialist roots as we operate some of the UK’s most significant portfolios and are guided by our people who own the future of MAPP – literally and figuratively.

Read the full interview: https://bit.ly/41UAiD2