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2024

Impact Report 2024-25

25,367 people referred to NHS Talking Therapies; 88 wellbeing advisors embedded across all Hampshire GP surgeries
Key Metric 1
443 people supported through Safe Haven crisis service; 1,058 people helped to gain or retain employment
Key Metric 2
112 volunteers gave 6,287 hours; 80% of staff have lived experience of mental health issues; £150,000 saved in IT costs
Key Metric 3
1,289 people supported through Hampshire wellbeing centres; 1,379 in Portsmouth accessed peer support and employment services; 434 in Southampton supported through Primary Care Networks
2025

Annual Report and Accounts 2024-25

22 million accesses of mental health information across channels; 116,000 helpline queries answered
Key Metric 1
Local Minds supported 664,346 people; 613 employers and 450,273 staff reached through Mental Health at Work programme
Key Metric 2
88,981 people used Side by Side online peer support community; 35,373 active campaigners; 4.83 million items sold in Mind shops
Key Metric 3
Mind app library viewed 300,000 times by March 2025; 11,500 app downloads; 5,578 people took part in Mental Elf fundraising events raising nearly £125,000
2023

Impact Report 2023

8,000+ people reached through services and training; 2,740 young people engaged through youth wellbeing projects
Key Metric 1
2,184 out-of-hours crisis support contacts delivered through Journey Recovery Hub
Key Metric 2
126 volunteers gave 5,000+ hours; 31 peer volunteers facilitated peer-led groups and befriending services
Key Metric 3
585 carers supported through Carers in Mind; 200 senior managers trained in workplace wellbeing across Richmond and Wandsworth councils
2025

Our Impact 2024-2025

6,869 people supported in 2024-25, including 2,587 through direct services and 1,427 young people
Key Metric 1
92% felt less isolated and more connected; 87% better able to manage their mental health; 84% reported improved wellbeing
Key Metric 2
6,287 volunteer hours given; 136 new befriending partnerships formed; 264 Safe Haven visits chosen as alternative to A&E
Key Metric 3
1,213 counselling sessions delivered; 572 students engaged as peer mentors through Peer Support in Schools; 3,705 attendances at wellbeing groups
2023

BCT Impact Report 2022-23

4,516 young people reached through 162 gambling harm prevention workshops in 2022-23
Key Metric 1
2,114 criminal justice professionals trained across 130+ sessions; original target of 500 exceeded by 1,614
Key Metric 2
102 people supported through Paul's Place suicide bereavement service since April 2022; £300,800 National Lottery grant secured
Key Metric 3
Bet You Can Help programme reached 4,500+ individuals; 92% accreditation rate among RSPH Level 2 Award participants; 98% said training improved their ability to intervene
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2025

Impact Report 2024-25

2,227 episodes of same-day Safe Haven crisis support provided to 768 unique individuals
Key Metric 1
522 young people (aged 7-17) completed the Supported Self-Help programme; 70% improved their wellbeing
Key Metric 2
609 people trained in mental health and suicide prevention with 99.5% satisfaction rate; fundraising grew 30%
Key Metric 3
88% of supported housing residents moved on positively to independence; 100% rated the service good or excellent; 86% of AMHT clients improved their wellbeing
2024

Impact Report 2023-24

15,919 people accessed services in 2023-24 — 7,032 adults and 8,887 children and young people
Key Metric 1
8,042 Nightlight crisis helpline calls answered; 1,298 people accessed crisis services
Key Metric 2
3,616 people trained across 307 sessions; 421 refugees and asylum seekers supported through Flourish service
Key Metric 3
7,709 community support sessions provided; 2,876 peer support sessions; 4,008 talking therapies sessions; 126 new mums supported through perinatal service
2025

Our Impact 2024-25

2,053 people supported through 49 service teams across 5 local authority areas
Key Metric 1
241,871 users accessed 4 digital mental health portals; counselling clients averaged 30% improvement in mental health and wellbeing
Key Metric 2
£3.39 social value generated for every £1 spent; 135 volunteers involved; 98% of people felt treated with respect and their views were heard
Key Metric 3
96% of people agreed they were supported with compassion and care; 99% agreed they had better understanding of their mental health as a result of support