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West Sussex Mind

West Sussex Mind Impact Report 2026

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Impact Snapshot
People supported
8,199 people supported across West Sussex in 2025-26.
Interventions delivered
29,834 individual and group interventions delivered, where people get one-to-one support or take part in group activities.
Training reach
4,966 people reached through training, awareness and anti-stigma work in 2025-26.
People across West Sussex gained tools and strategies to understand and manage their mental health for the long term, including 1,238 under-25s supported across all services.
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West Sussex Mind

West Sussex Mind Impact Report 2025

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Key Metric 1
7,766 people supported — a 22.8% increase on 2023/24; 9,547 Help Point calls answered; 17,192 one-to-one interventions; 15,567 group activity attendances
Key Metric 2
9,429 people trained (up from 6,111); 5,207 reached through Pan-Sussex Self-Harm Learning Network; 524 people in crisis helped through Staying Well; 1,428 under-25s supported
Key Metric 3
£3,714,091 expenditure (12.5% increase); £695,000 raised towards priority services and new projects; £427,110 from donations and legacies; Mind Quality Mark achieved with 'positive and...
Staying Well transformed to walk-in model from 2024/25 — reducing A&E pressure; trauma-informed care toolkit co-produced with 14 young people and 5 other local Minds — to be shared nationally; CATALYST research initiative (psychologically informed community wellbeing)
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West Sussex Mind

Impact Report 2025

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Key Metric 1
7,766 people supported in 2024-25 — a 22.8% increase on prior year; 32,759 individual and group interventions delivered
Key Metric 2
9,429 people trained in mental health awareness and suicide prevention — up 54% from 6,111 in 2023-24
Key Metric 3
524 people supported through Staying Well crisis service; 1,489 adults supported in GP surgeries; 5,207 reached through Pan-Sussex Self-Harm Learning Network
1,428 under-25s supported across services; 512 children supported in GP surgeries with 2,413 one-to-one sessions; 261 parents and carers supported
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