Health & Wellbeing Education & Young People 2025
West Sussex Mind

Impact Report 2025

West Sussex Mind supports adults, children and families across West Sussex. In 2024-25, 7,766 people were supported — a 22.8% increase — with 32,759 individual and group interventions. 9,429 people received training (up 54%), 524 people received crisis support through Staying Well, and 1,428 under-25s were supported. The charity raised £695,000 and spent £3.7m on services.

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Staying Well crisis service; adult and young people's mental health support; children's social prescribing in GP surgeries (8-17); parenting support; peer support groups; outreach to Polish, refugee and LGBTQIA+ communities; workplace wellbeing training; Mental Health First Aid; families support Custom geography from upload: West Sussex

📊Key Metrics

7,766 people supported in 2024-25 — a 22.8% increase on prior year; 32,759 individual and group interventions delivered Key Metric 1
9,429 people trained in mental health awareness and suicide prevention — up 54% from 6,111 in 2023-24 Key Metric 2
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 Key Metric 3

✅Key Outcomes

  • 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
  • 598 Polish people supported through outreach; 156 Ukrainian, Afghan and Syrian refugees supported; men accessing Families in Mind increased from 4% to 9% following Dad La Soul partnership
  • Awarded Mind Quality Mark with commendation; 9,547 calls answered by Help Point; total expenditure £3.7m (up 12.5%); new 2025-30 strategy co-produced with service users, staff and partners

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