Health & Wellbeing Community & Social Justice 2023
Richmond Borough Mind

Impact Report 2023

Richmond Borough Mind delivers mental health services across the London Borough of Richmond. In 2022-23, the charity reached 8,000+ people through services and training, supported 2,740 young people through youth wellbeing projects, and provided 2,184 out-of-hours crisis contacts via its Journey Recovery Hub. 585 carers were supported and 126 volunteers gave 5,000+ hours. Total income was £1.72m.

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Psychotherapy and counselling (12 languages); NHS Richmond Talking Therapies; Journey Recovery Hub (crisis); Wellbeing Centre; SMI Health Checks; outreach to underrepresented communities; peer support; befriending; children and young people's programmes; Carers in Mind; workplace wellbeing training Custom geography from upload: London Borough of Richmond

📊Key Metrics

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

✅Key Outcomes

  • 585 carers supported through Carers in Mind; 200 senior managers trained in workplace wellbeing across Richmond and Wandsworth councils
  • New Outreach project launched reaching BAME and LGBTQ+ communities, domestic abuse survivors and those with addictions; new SMI Health Checks service launched to reduce health inequalities
  • Counselling service expanded to include group therapy, life coaching, expressive arts and movement groups; 9 Peer Support Workers recruited; total income grew 8.8% to £1.72m

📍Geography

London

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