For best experience we use GDPR compliant cookies, but we do not store any personal data – find out more

Our impact

Learn about the positive impact of Mind in Harrow. We empower and support our community to improve well-being and build resilience. Our caring approach helps people heal, recover, and grow.

Our Impact

We listen

Everything we say and do is rooted in the experiences of people who know what it’s like to live with a mental health problem. That includes the thousands of people who rely on our services, our incredible supporters and campaigners, our fundraisers, volunteers, staff and trustees. Their experiences bring our work to life.

We act

We provide life-saving support when people need it most. We campaign for better mental health services. We challenge stigma and work to transform understanding of mental health in the workplace, in schools and public services.

 

Supporting early access to help 2024/25

Over 20,000

People supported through SWiSH, our Advice and Information partnership

1991

people supported through our helpline

100%

of service users, when asked strongly agreed “service supported their health and wellbeing

Supporting People towards mental health recovery 2024/25

Over 16,000

contacts with our information service per annum

90%

people were satisfied with the information provided

92%

people would recommend our service to a friend

Supporting people towards mental health recovery

In the last year we supported 5157 across all services

A total of 357 session delivered across all services

2130

people supported by our Mental Health Champions in the community

Improving good mental health through physical activity 2024/25

2036

attendees to our Stepping Stones physical activity classes

194

Stepping Stones physical activity courses delivered

92%

of attendees to Stepping Stones said their wellbeing improved

Peer-led Support to improve mental health 2024/25

212

active Harrow User Members

20

trained and active Mental Health Campaign Champions

96%

of feedback form the HUG forum was good or very good

 Supporting Specific Needs 2024/25

336

attendees to DIYA, our South Asian project

Over 50

men supported in our newly formed Men’s Group

100%

of men said attending the group helped their mental health

See our impact and achievements described in our Annual Report & Accounts