Anglican clergy today receive broadly comparable stipend payments, starting at just under £25k a year for full-time clergy, unlike an earlier age when levels of payment varied enormously, according to the assets of the individual parish. Stipendiary clergy also usually receive a clergy house and associated expenses as part of their remuneration. Nonetheless, clergy and their dependants still sometimes find themselves in financial hardship. Grants are made to assist such clergy, and also in relation to health problems, whether physical or mental. In 2019 the charity expended a record £4.06 million on charitable activities, and £0.33 million on running the charity (including maintaining an office, appeals etc.). The charity also partners with other charities and organisations engaged in the well-being of Anglican clergy.