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Charity registration number 1039094
Company registration number 2935549

ANDOVER MIND
(A company limited by guarantee)
REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
The Executive Commlttee. who are trusle8s of the charity for the purposes of the Charities Act and directo￿ of th8
tharity for the purposes of the Companies Act (throughout th accounts collectively refe￿￿ to as the Executive
Comrnittee),. present their report and the audited financial slatements for the year ended 3111 March 2025.
Reference and Admlni8tratlve Infomiallon
Charlty Name..
knjover Mirtd
Charlty Reglstration numb81'.
1039094
Company Registration number..
2935549
Operauonal Address,.
Arcade House
Weslbrwk Close
South Street
Andover
SP10 2BN
vMW.ar￿0VoM1lnd.Org,uk
Reglstergj Office
clo KnlO)t G(NJdhead Chartered Accounlants
7 Bournemouth Road
Chandler's Ford
Easlleigh
S053 3DA
Board of Tru8tees IExgGutlv• Commltt••l
Judlth Dav8y-Cole
James Brown
Tim Foy
Lara Pletcher
Robln Taylor
Sarah Oakley
Klm Lur
Alannah Carrott
Leanne Parmenter
Steve Offord
Chair
ce Chair
Treasurer
Trustee (rasigned 19th February 2025}
Trustee
Truste8 {ieslgned 12th May 20241
Tru5168 Icwpted 17th May 2024 - reslgned 16th August 2024)
Tiuslee (ctropl8d 171h May 2024- resigned 27th August 2024)
Trust8e (co-opted 17th May 2024 - resigned 25th November 2024)
Trustee (co￿pted December 2024)
Audltorl
Knight Goodhead Llmiled
7 Boumemoulh Road
Chandlerfs F<xd
Easlleigh
S053 3DA

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REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
Bankers
Natwest Bank Plc. 21 Chanty Way, Andover, Hants SP10 ILL
Santander, Bridle Roaj, BOo￿, Mers8yslde, L30 4GB
Structur•i governance and management
Governing Docum¢nt
Andover mir￿ is a thariiable c￿npanY limtted by gu8rantee, Incorporaknl on 3 June 1994 and registered as a charity on
3 October 1986. The charity operates under a MemoraTrJum and ArtILle5 of Associatlm, which define Its oblects'ves and
powors. In the event ofthe charity b8iThJ wound up, members are required lo contribjle no more than £1 per monknr.
During lh8 Par, there were no changes to Ihe Artkl8s cff pveming doeuments. The trustees Intsnd to rev￿ and present
proposed amendmpnts in the 202>26 financial year to ensure they rern￿'n fit for wrp05e and allgned with the Ghan'ty's
stTat8gic directs'on.
R•crullment and Appolntfflent of Ex•¢utlve Commlttee
The trustees, who are also directors of the company fDrlegal purposes, are elected tothe Executive Commlttee (the 808rd)
forthrae-year terms 8nd may stand for rfrekntion at theAnnual General Meeting. All members oflhe Exeojtive Commltts8
rntire by rotstlon but may offer themselves for r84lection.
Undar the Artkles, al least hvo trustees must have lived ewwlence of mental health servlces. Thi5 requirement continues
lo be mel, ensuring sarvlce users, perspectives are represented on the Board.
The Board 31ms lo maintain a broad mlx ol skllls, including buslness, HR, leadefshlp, and professI￿al experlise. Where
parts'cular skills are lost through retirements, the Board advertises localty for new members and may 4)proach suitable
indivlduals diredy. A fomial intervlew process ensures p￿SpeCtIve trustees are assessed appropriatdy.
As al 31st March 2025 ihe chwtty had 5 Trustees, whlch Is the minimum allowed under ils Artlcles, so it has b&n decid8d
to recruit addllional members in the 2026 finanthal year, Trustee training conts'nued, supporting govemance oversoht and
organisalional rtsk managemenl throughout a perk)d of significant OP9ralional transition.
Trust•8 Inductlon and Tralnlng
Tnjstees ar& encalraged lo become familiar wlth the chaiivs woth through shadowlrKJ and engagement wilh seNlces.
New trustees benefit trom a robust InductiC￿ pwamff¢, including a Nat￿n8[ Mind induction, Internal induction sesslons,
and an ind￿110n pack containing th8 Mgmorandum and Articles, recent financlal statements, relevant policies. and
guidance from the Charity CfKnmlssicffi ('The Essential Trustee.).
All tnjstees are encouraged to attend additional training lallored to their needs, Induding govemance. finance. strateglc
planning, and recnjilment. The Induction Iraining programme was reviewed In January 2024 and ￿tinUeS to tre
evaluated for improvement.

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Risk and Crisis Management
The Executive con￿lttee malntains an approved Rlsk Reglster. which is updated regularly.
The charity OFerales a documenled Busines5 Contlnuity Management Plan and systems to millgate risks in fironcial
managemen( service delivery, a￿1 compliance. Extemal funding risks are monrtored by the management team, v
devel(y strategies10 diversfy income and mainlaln organisalional stability, Intemal proc&Jures ensure compliance with
Health and Saf8ty regulalions and stalulory standards.
Organlsatlonal Stru¢turn
The Executlve Committee may have up to 15 membeT8, mee1j.￿j quarterly lo provide slrateglc overslghl. TNstees come
from a variety of professlonal backgrounds relevant to the charity's wofft. Th6 Chlef Executive attends Board meetings bul
does not have voting rights.
During ts year 2*25, Ihe organlsation was led by an interim S8nK*r Leadership Team. The Chief Executive reports to the
Chair and Supe￿Se8 senior staff, d6signated eryloyees authOris￿ to deputise in th8 Chlef EX￿Ul1ve,8 absence,
R•latsd Parth8 and Communlcallon
The charity's BUsIn￿8 Plan continues on 8 thre&year cycle, Identi￿.ng 61rategk aim3 and oblectlves. ar￿ promoting
ollthrallon with k)cal stskeholders. The Chief Executive and Senior Leadership Team attend key strategic ￿etingS
across sep41c8s, reporling to commls8ioneT8, InchJdin9 NHS Hampshlra and Surrey & Borders Partnership NHS
Foundalion Trust.
Andover Mlnd promtès its work across local ccffimunlties, mainlalnlng rel￿10n$hlpS corporate fur￿e[s. statutory
partners, and other Voluntary, Communty, and Soclal Entery)rise (VCSEI organlsatlons.
ObJ•cllv•s and Actlvltl
The charity's mission is,.
To empower anyone with or at risk ol experiencin9 a mentsl health issue, and all carers, to access the right advi￿,
infomiation, and support. We campaign to irnprove services, raise aWare￿5s, and prorTrJts understanding.
Strategic objectives Incltyje:
Educatlng and influencing communltl88 and partners about mental health through collaboration and cTrproductlon
Understanding the mental health needs of local communities and providing appropriate support
Poplying contlnuous Improvement principles in Ser￿ delivery
Developing 8nd malnlaining infraslNcture to support innovalfve and 8ffectiv8 seThlces
IncreasiNJ unrestricted income from trading, ￿ndraIsI[wJ, legaaes, and donations

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Values:
Open - We reach out to anyone th) ￿d8 u5
ResrM)nsNe- We Istsn and act
Togetr*r- We're 6trorwJer in partr￿hIpS
lThJependent- We speak oul fearlessly
Unsloppable- We never give up
Achievoments and Perfommnce
Th8 year w88 mark8d ty a period of s￿nth¢ant organisational transl￿n, Including th8 ￿$8 of the Mentoring Care Service
contract and the exploratlon of a p)tential with another k)cal Mind. The key achlevemenls were.,
Stabilisation of the charity under in18rim leadership durlng a period of uncertalnty
Awarded National Mlnd's Hl9hly Commnded award for Environment
Completion of woundwork for 8 two-year ie8tructuring and organ15allcmal development plan
Contsnued wpport to our community in a challewlng envir￿Ment
Preservation of Andover Mind's identity and seDAce dellvery
These achievements ensured conllnuity of servtces lo the (Thimunity and provided a fouTthtiM for fvlure growth.
M•rggr Exploratlon and Orginlsatlonal Development
During the 2024-25 tlnanc4al year, ExecutSve Committee and Senlor Lead8rship Team considered the potential of a merger
th another local Mlnd organisation. This was researched and rejected as a way foThvard.
Plans for FU￿re Perlod81202>261
The charlvs focus In th8 comlng year wll include..
Appointrmnt ofa new Chiel Executive (Ed Simpson, September 2025}
Impl8mentallon of a I￿year restrucluriNJ and Inveslment plan lo strengthen financlal su5tainabillty, modemise
88rvlces, and support organlsallonal growih
Develorrfn8nl of incomo•neration capacity and strategic partnefshlps
Conunued enha￿ement of govemance, risk managomenl, and Workfor￿ planning
These plans wlll support the charity's knng-terffl reslllence while maintsiniry hlglwualty services for the local communty.
Achl8vaments and Perfomian
main adivilies of the charfty are the provision of se￿Ices.
The Wellbeing and Prfmary ca￿ SeNices, Safe Haven services SUPPOrt pe￿e in mental he81th crisis. We also provlde
an adult counseming seNlce and the 'Be You, service for young peoplp aged 11-17. Promotional aclivity continued lo
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recycling project'ugly Duckling, which provides support b those who vdunteer wlthin the project to help with combating
lon8￿ne$S and isLlalion.
We were awarded National Min(fs Highty Commend8d award in lh8 Environment catsgory for our Ugly DucJ(Ilng and
Garden for Mind projects. This was lollowlng achieveThnt of retaining the Mind Qknlity Klark IMQMI. To quote
National Mlnd "this in itgelf is a cause for celebration - though all k>cal Minds have strengths, not am local Minds w
complete the MQM process are nominated f(K the excellenct awards"
The Garden for Mind has introduced new activltles to enable benefKiariès of Andovèr Mind to benefit from green therapy,
with a regular gardening group, art and mindfulness In the garden and offerlng volunteerirwJ days lo l(Kal corporates. The
Garden for Mlnd is open to the public as a comMu￿ty ass61, further raising Ihe profile ol I￿o¥8r Mlnd,
Our P•ople
Andover ￿'nd is nolhlng, and can achieve nolhlng, without its peop￿. AS the MiTrJ Qualty Mark assessment showed, our
people are passi￿18 about our cause and go the extra milg.
AS at the end of March, w8 had 90 employees.
There were 100 volunteers, Includlng our Board of Trusiees, in the areas of wellbeing, receptionladmin, counselling, Ugly
Duckllng ar￿ Ihe Garden for Mind.
S•rvlces
Sepilce user feedback is a requireffenl within all our commlssioned contracts. Thls Is achieved by means offocus groups,
service user audits, face-to4ace interviews, ar￿ feedback forms, as appropriate to each service u88r group. We al80
conduct audits on fe8dback and satssfaction from stakeh)Ider grc4Jps.
The cfjntacl managemenl system, Charity Log, has conlnued to enable us to measure our outcomes againsl the Se￿Ce
specrficab'on report on service dats and activity in reports lo commissionets of our services.
The re￿￿'ng dats on numbers of seryice users and Carers &cesslng the following $8Nw:
Wellbeing ser4ices . 7,374
Sale Havens-1,302 NMH, ASH October 24. March 25= 513
Be You - 392
Primary care mgntal health servic8- totsl number of appolntrnents -10,327
SMI Health Checks- 254
We
Ibeln
8ervlce
Andover Mind provides a 'Core' Wellb8lThJ servrA acros5 Test VaN8y, Basingstoke and Deane and also the Hart and
Rushmwr area. working with other local Mind's as Ihe Hampshire Mind CIC to provide the service Hampshire wide.
Andover Mind has wellbeing centres in Andover, Basingstr&e and Aldershol as well as providing outreach in surrounding
areas, This was commissioned by Hampslyre Cwnty Council {HCC}. Public Health. Hampshire aTrJ Isle of WNJht ICB and
Frfmley IC8. In January 2025. Hampshire County Council cut its fvll f￿dIng contrlbution to the Wellbeing contract due to
pressurgs on its budgets. This led to a service re4eslgn with the aim of supwjrting the same amount of people wilh less
frjnding. It was dec¥Jed to remove 1-1 intervention from the core wellbelng 88r4ice and instead focus on groupbas8d

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support. Slrudured 1-1 are now the prrnary model of the Primary Care Wellbeing service. Contract novation commenced
lo name Hampshire and Isle of Vllght ICB 89 the lead commissioner. with secondary fijnding Public Health and
Frimley ICB. Though 202512026 will see Frlm18y ICB dissolve.
The Welljelng service employees provlde support to people wth varyiro degrees of mental-health illness. The referral
pathway lo access Welbeing services ale Ihrough several r(MJL8s:. self referral. prlmary care and Specialist mental health
services. Our aim is to suppjrt peoF4e10 &hieve recovery aCt￿d1￿j to their own individual needs via group support from
structured courses to peer-support groups. We help them rnaintsin their successes and build ￿ them, so Ihal thèy txn
fijlfil their hopes and achieve their potential.7. 374 service users accessed the wellbeing service in this Ilm6 period.
Service user feedback..
'Supportive and non-thr8atenlng staff. aear ext4anat[o￿ of coping strategies, and gentle encouragement to partkipate
in discussions bul no pressure to do so,.
'Having a space to dlscuss 8xperiences of belng autislic with poople who have similar 8xp8riences aNJ not having to
explain orjustify mysewwas 9￿)d. Hearing from others in the same pjslbon orwho have gone Ihrough Ihe same or similar
Ihlngs was 8lso helpful. It has helped me start lo feel a b¢t rrtsxe acc8ptsng of where l am on my autism ioumel..
Hea
hocks
The sgfVIC8 is comnwssioned by Hampshire and Isle of Wight ICB and conducts annual physlcal heallh checks for patients
on the Serious Mental Illness ISMII reglster on behalf of GP surgeries in North and Mid Hampshire. 254 Health Checks
were completed in 2024-2025.
Prlma
Ca
servlces
Working wilhin the prlmary care setting, our empbyee$ provide assessrnent, tsiag8, advtce and infcrfmatlon, signpostirwJ
and relerral appointments to pal*nts refèrred through their GP surgery. Employees are part ofa ￿der PCN {Primary Care
Netwrk) mental he81th team whlch Includ85 input prof68sionals such as GP clinical lthls, p5yct￿ogIsts,
psychiatrists and nurses.
The service is cornmlssloned by Hampshire and Isle of w￿ht ICB. Our employees include Welbelng Advisors and Peer
Support Workers who offered 10,327 8ppoinlment8 in 2024-2025 8CTOSS Test Valley and Basingsloke.
Patient feedback:
"A calm aThl rational, regular chat that ha5 ￿lped me work through varnus issues, I would consider mygelf quiie dosed
and obJ-fashion8d in my ath'tude towards personal development and mental heatth. Iwellbekng Advlsorl managed to
change thal with a worthwhi18 and p)sits've, caring demeanour. She was PTofe5sional and reassuring In all her dealings
with me. I have been impressed by her and the seNice offered. I found il very helpful..
'(Wellbeing Advisor) was arnazing, she gave me a very safe space to open up from the moffenl I SFrf)ke to her on the
phone and then walked through her door, she was understanding, InftThative, she gave me a great balance of dlreclion
and100151o help me think things through and work it wl for myself. I found the 'homeworV and facVinfomiaULrfactivity
sheets really halpful, this realtyworked for me, as I like having diredion and things to refer too. I have finished for Ihe li
being, but ￿eMbeIng Advisor) has given me the reassuran￿ that If I get stuck l see about a QJUFle more sessions..
.1 really can't thank (WellbeirwJ Advisor) enough, how I felt lasl year io how I'm feeling now has been life chaThJing... THANK
You.

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Our other seNlce, Mentsl Heallh In the Comrnunty SeNrce, is (x)rnmTssioned by Surrey arKI 8orders NHS Parthovslip
Trust and our employees Indude Communlty Conneckns ￿ Llved Experience Practtttoners.
Salé Havon Crts16
otvt
The aKn ofour Safe Havens are to provide an aftematlve to atteThJlng buty hospital 8mÈrgenty depathents. Instead, they
offer a calmer and nondlnical environment to adults over18 experSencing an emotional or mentsl health crisis enablirg
Ihem to faal 8afe and re(*lve Mnfidentlal and cornpassionate supporL
Anther Mlnd h8s been a part of tho ljdets￿t Safe Haven shce September 2017. This 1$ one Of a number of Safe
Hav8n8 run by Surrty and Borders NHS Partnership Trust ISABP) across NE H8mp8hire ar￿ Suryey, ftjnded and
comml¥sioned by Surrey Heartlands ICB and Frimley ICB. The Aldw5hot Safe H8v8n18 opon every evenlng, 6-11pm and
8k8nds from 12pm, 365 days a year. SeThico users can vlstt the Safe Hav8n lTrperBon wlthout an 8ppolnlJnent or can
acce35 vla the'Attend An￿re, link on Ouf We￿te kj access an Snstsnt vlrbjal appoinlment, The 8errflc8 has deNoaslrvJ
opening h¢)urs on the weekend8 to &11pm to align wlth ts oltw Safe Havens.
The'North and Hamp8hlre' Safe Haven, commlssloned by Hbynpshlre and1s10 of Wight ICB 8lnco 20211$ 8lbJated at
our Walbeing centre In Baslngsioke, ¢)pen every avérung 6-10pm, 365 days a year. Servrce users can access the Saf8
Haven In person, vla tslephone or vlrtually using 'Attend Anywhere.. The seNlc8 suppothd 1,352 peopb from Aprfl 2
March 25.
Servke user feedbad('.
VI8Rors express hlgh sattsfaGtion wilh Ihfr Safe Havens. Staff are con81stenly de8crlb8d as Yrfendll, 'sw)pNfve', 'klnd'
and 'wBkomlng' and offor 8 'non judg8mental apwoach,.
Many Service u8ws highlight how helpful It is to hav8 Sorneone vth) h8teni and mak08 them feel 'eomfort8bkn, and
tjudged,.
Carer
rt and dementl advl¢e 8èrvle
I￿r Hampshire wide carer support and demenli'a advice seryke for Hampshlre supports all adult carers carfrrfJ loranother
adult and people wlth dementla. C¢Jmmi$$k)ned by Hampthre Cwn&Y and H8mpshlre & Isle of Imghl Integratsd Care
Board, the seNiL* op8rate8 on a praventslve ba61s to addrass tha 8UPPOrt, informalon and ad￿ce requlrem8nts af
Individuals who ar6 unpald carers who care for another adult any Illnesslcondltlon includlng young adult carers, and
people Il¥lw ¥￿th demenlia and th06e with a mthl cognlllve ImpalThnBnt. W8 Jtopp8d d81ivering this $er¥lco InAugu8t 2024.
It coun
Our adull rx)unselling servlce offers 8 confidenual a￿1 n(TrJudgemental space for cllents lo share their thoughts aNI
f6ellng6 and be118tened to. Each sassion is SO minutes long and takes placg in th8 wellbeing centres In Andover and
Basingstokfr. This servlce 1$ lor adults over 18. During 202*2025. 190 clients were supported through Ihls seThk¢.
ClSÉnt feedbad(:
'My counsellor has b88n the difference for Her ￿MpasSI￿. klndne88 and profesglon81ism are inspirational. You
can tdl that she really Ilstens to what I was saying gave me space and Ume to find answars and my68ff. St* w0￿d
also g8nty ask some difficult questions, but I needed that and the olth't shy away. I cannot thank her enough..
Ducklln
This volunleer-18d project recycle$ and upcycjos donated fumSture. make$ new Items such as garden furnllure. bi￿, bat
and tHJgehog boxes from donatsd wood and takes on ￿￿tomer (xxnmlKlons. We provlde work experr8￿￿, scKial
neiw￿k$, owjpation and training opportunltles for dlsadvanlaged ￿Ople as well as Offe￿ng volunteering Opp￿tUDItioS
that are open to everyone. Th project operates kn 8 wotsIK)p In East Porbway, Andover for 3 days a week. Our po

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up shop in the Chantry Centre in Andover sells the upcyded and mad&up items. 42 benefficiaries engaged wlth the project
during 2024-2025.
Be You service
This service supports young people, aged 11-17 In Andover, by gl¥lng them a safe space to talk about ￿err feelings, and
provide advice, infomiation and support. Pathlpants leam coping skills lo help build resilience and maintain thelr
wellbeirvJ. Our drop-in sessions lake place al the Andoverwellbeing centre. 392 young people were supported through
thi5 service during 2024-2025, either attendirvJ our droTrins or face to face appolnlments, each attendin9 ￿ service for 5
sessions or m(Ke.
munlcatlons and marke
In
Forthe year 2024.2025, through Facebook, we Teceived a total of110,2K views, 1.5K rJJnlenl Interactions, 210 content
clicks, 7K profi16 visits and 125 new Facebook followers. On Inslagram we achieved 59.4K Mews, 10.8K conlenl r8ach,
664 conlenl Interactions (a 100% increase on the previous year) and 253 new Inslagram followers.
During the year Wf t8am went down to oro rnember of staff meaning that responslblllty for soclal medl8,
r￿MUnIcatIOnS and marketing was delegated to 8 singular member of stsff. This meant that our Digltal Marketing
Asslstsnt twk on 8xtra hours and ro$ponslb11511es.
We have been involved in many events throughout Ihe year including: Worfd Menlal Health Day big brunch for both
staff and seDiice users, Garden lor Mind . Beardy Gardn81- Garden Gathenng event, Mental Health Awareness Week,
Baton of Hope walk and Suicide Preventlon Day.
W0￿1ng dosely with HR, we have been pushing promDllon of ￿b vacandes, across the organlsalion, through
variety of platfomis from Llnkedln, our website, social media and Charisma Charity Recrultmenl,
We have more membars of staff than ever before uslng our tdlaborative lool, Canva. This means staff are feeliryJ
empowered lo create thelr own conlenl, markellng materials and documents. Each project crealed through Canva is
then submitted for approval, to our Dlgilal Marl(eting Assistan( betse being publicised,
Flnan¢lal Revlew
Th8 Tnjslees ennllnue to malnlaln tight control overthe charivs resources and remain comrnitted lo Idenlrfylng sustsinable
and ethical fundlng opportunllles, parb'cularly given the ongoing uncertainty surrounding contractual income.
During Ihe year, the Gharily recorded an over?11 defficit of £6,832 (2024.. 8urplus £74,580), which has been drawn from
reserves. This comprises a deficltof £59,407 on unrestrlcted fijnds and a surplus of£52,575 on restricted funds. In ￿l￿tiOn,
£1,151,776 was transferred from reslricled lo unrestriGled during the period.
At 31 March 2025, total fijnds stood at £1,431,558, comprising £84,016 of restrict￿ funds and £1,346,542 of unrestrfcted
fvnds.
Prlncl al Fundln
Sourc•s
The charity's princlpal Income conllnues lo be derived from contracts with Hampshire County Councll and the NHS. During
the year. the CSDA contract expired and was not retained, results'ng in a rgducts'on in revenue of£543,144. from £3,290.599
in 202410 £2,747,455 in 2025.

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In respjnse lo increasing pressures on local aulhority budgets, the charity Is broadening Its fvndirrfJ base. Apklicalions
have been made to local authorilles Ilnduding TVBC), nats'cfflal and local charitable Injsts, Mind, corporate parlners. and
other grant-making bodie5, alongside a pro3ramm8 of community and event-based fundraising. To slrenglhen this work,
the Trustees approved the rec¥uilThnl of Iwo fundralsers. due to commence In January 2026.
Nonvconlractual Incomo
During the year income was generated through grants, community and corForale fundralsing and in memory donatlons.
We secured a grant fcff our Ugly Duckling project fLY £2,700 from Test Va118y Borough Council. We were succes8ftI In
our application to Energlse Me for the Hampshire Active Health Fund, we receNed £46,500 to deliver a physr¢al healih
aclivily in partnership wSth Vall8y Leisure, Yoga for Mind.
We were supported by lovely people in the local community who all took part in different fundraising challerKJes swh as
cycling, walkn'ng and running, In total they raised over £5,500 b8tWe8n th8m. The Gumbo Cup gc1f6￿ SUPPOrted us again
forthe 6th year and raised an am821no £4,175,
()Jr In-memory donations ralsed £5,300 thly year through people celebrating the Ille of a loved on6. Thls is an in¢redltl8
way to remember someone speclal and leave a lasting legacy In their name.
Invgstment Poll
ThB charlty relalns a prudent level of reseNe8 each year to meet Working capltal needs. Surplus funds are held to 8UPPOrt
mediumpterm tlnancial stability. For the year endirvJ 2026, th8 Trustees inlend lo place a proportion of these funds on
fixed-temi d6posIL balancing liquidity requirements wtth the need to 8chi8ve an approprfate relum al mlnimal risk.
Reservo8 Pollc
The chantys finandal management policy sets out the prlndples for establishing tsrgei reserve levels. In line wth Charity
CommiSs￿)n guidance and SORP {eff8CtNe October 2019}, reserves rewes8nt those resources avallabl8 for gener81 u8e
after ffleeting all wnmilmenls and planned expenditure.
The Trustees aim to maintain sufficient unrestrlcled reseNe5 to cover approximatety three months of operaong costs,
incluolng empbyee temiinalion liabilities and lease commitments. The targ81 level of unrestricted reserves is £5￿,000.
Restricted funds are exduded, as they are held for specified purposes and are not available for general expendilure.
Although unrestn'cled furwjs exceed the target level at year eThJ, the Trustees o)nslder this po%tion approprfale and
necessary at thi's stage, The charity is enlering a pe￿d of organisation81 restructure during 2025126, ar¥J associatwj costs
are expected to rise. h addltkn, the Trustees have approved a programffe of significant strateglc invesknent over the
next three to fouryears to strength8n seNir*s, mrthise Infrastructure, arKI iryrove long.term financial resilience. These
Fdanned commitments mean that a h￿her level of unrestricted reserves is requlred In the slK)rt lo medium lemi. The
Trustees therelore conslder the current reserves ￿sItIOn to be justified. proportlonate, and aligned with the ch8rtty'5
forward financial plans.
As at 31 March 2025, unrestrict6d general funds total￿d £1,346.542, vAych exGe8ds the level required under the res6rv6S
poliw.
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ANDOVER MIND
(A company Ilmlted by guarantee)
REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
Plans for Future Perlods
1. To continue to inv851 in business develowent lo enable us to tenderfor our current servlc85 and other D)mmissloning
opportunities in line wilh our vision and funding strategy
2. To invest Tesource5 in our seNices to bring added value to the seNce specification set out our main contracls.
3. To review our bad(-office support anil management structure to ensure it is aligned to the demands and ske of the
charlty
4. To develop our counselling service and our offe[5 for young people
5. To develop and implement an organl8ational ts)mrnunicolKins and Ma￿eting strategy wllh a focus on dlgilal
transformation.
6. To contlnue to r8cruit new Iruslees to Ihe board of Andover Mind
7. To ensure we uphold lived experience and proaclively co•r(Kluce and engag8 with servlce users and ca￿15.
8. To develop an 8mploye8 led workforce wellbelng strategy
9, To Continue to work with a sense of collaboration and cohesiveness wrth our local Mind partners and VCSE colleagues
to ensure quality and continuity of servlces,
R•$
nsl
of the Trustees
The Truste88 are re5ponslblb for preparing ￿ TnLqtee'8 report and financial 5talemgnts In accordance with applicable
laws and regulations.
Company law requlres the Trustees to prepare financial stalernenls for the charity for each financlal y88r. The financlal
8tatements musl be prapared in arLordance wlth the Unlted Kingdom g8n8rally Accepted Accounung wactice (United
lQ'ngdom Acoounling Standards and applicabl8 law) and are required to give a Irue and fair vlew of th8 slate of Ihe affairs
of the ¢harttsble company and of the incomlng resources and applcallon of res￿rCeS, includlng income and 8xpendSlure
frJr the flnancial y&ar. In preparing those financial statements, the Trustees are required to..
Select suitable accounting policies and then appty them conslstsnty.
ObseNe the rnelhod5 and principles in the Charitie8 SORP
Make judgements and estimates that are reasonable and pnjdent,, and
Prepare the financial statements on th8 golng concem basls unl8ss il is inapproprlaie10 assume that the dlarlty wll
continue on Ihal ba815.
The Trustees are responsible for keeping accounting records whlch disclose with reasonable accuracy al any tlme, the
financlal position of the charitsble company and lo enalle them to ensure that the flnancial statements compty with the
Companies Act 2006, the Chariles Act 2011 and regulalons made there under, The Trustees are also ￿sponSible for
safeguarding the assets of the chantable company and hence for taking reasonable steps for the prevenllon and detection
of fraud and other irregularities.
The Trustees have confirmed that so far as they are awar8, there is no relevant audit infomiats'on of which the charitable
company's audilois are unawarè, and that they have tsken all steps that they ought lo have taken as directors in Order to
make themselves aware ofany relevant audit informatb)n and to establish that the charitable company's auditors are aware
of that infomiaticfi.
Audltor
Knight Goodh8ad Ltd were appointed auditors for Andover Mind following a selection process in 2Q14'. they have
contsnued to provide auditing services to Andover Mind be￿een then and 2024125. In accordance with FRC best
practice, we will be putting our audlt out to lender for the followlng year,
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ANDOVER MIND
(A company limited by guarantee)
REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
This report has been prepared in accordance with the provisions applicable to companies subject to the small
companies, regime.
Approved by the Executive Committee on 4th November and signed on its behalf by..
Judith Davey-cole - Chair
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INDEPENDENT AUDITORS, REPORT
TO THE MEMBERS OFANDOVER MIND
(Company limitsd by guarantee and not havin9 a share capitsll
Oplnion
We have audlled thè financi81 staternents of Anth)ver Mind for the year ended 31 Marth 2025, whlch ￿MpriSe Ihe Slalemenl of
FIn￿claI Acti￿ties, Balancg Sh8Ot, Cashllow Slatement and the related notes. The financial rewb'ng fram9wth Ih81 ha8 been awied
in iheir preparation is appiic4b18 Iw and Lknibj Kingdom A¢￿￿nting S￿￿lar￿$ inthdlng Financial Reporting Slandard 102.. The
Fiianckgl ReF*Yb'ng Standard appIl￿ble lo the UK and Republic of Ireland {United Kingdom Genorally Att6ptd Accthjnthng p￿tiCal.
In ouropinh)n, the flnandd Statements..
9Ne 8 Inm and falr vithv of the slat• of t￿ thari18blÈ c(xnp8nVs affalrs as at 31 M?￿h 2025. arvj ol its incom& and
expendlture lor the year Ihen ended,.
have b88n property Kffepared in a¢cwdarTh vAth Unlted langth)rn G6n&r8lly Acwted Ac¢ounling Practlco,.
havg been prepared in ￿￿dan￿ with the reqUIr￿n1$ oflhe Com￿18$ knt 2￿6.
B￿1¥ oloplnlon
We conducted our audtt In a￿Ord￿Ce wilh Inlamallonal Stsr•Jards on Audltlng IUK) IISAS IUK)} ar￿ appllcablo law, Our
rgsponsibllllies under th08e Standards are lurthgr dgscrlb8I in the AuL*torf$ r88ponsitMlllles f￿ Ihe aL*Jh ol the financlal statements
seclioTh of OUT report. We are independentof the Charity in accordance the ethlcal TequrementB Ihal are relevant lo our 8udll of the
rinandal Statements In the UK, Includlng the FRC'S EthKal Standard, 8nd wè have fulfilled our 0th8r 8thicBI resw)nsibllilie5 in
a¢cNdance ￿1h Ihes8 r8quir6yn•nls. We beliwe that lh8 audll evldence we have obtain8d is Sufficient and approprfate lo provide
b881B ts ourop1￿0n.
conclu￿Oni r•latlng to golng COn￿M
In auditing th8 financial stsiem8nls, we have co)cluded Ihal tru8te88' Use of th8 9)ing concom bA8is of accountSng th the
preparalon o1th8 ffimnclal 8tatem8rts is 8ppropriate.
8888d on the work we have perfomied, wg have not 1dgnlffi￿ ￿Y m*lal ￿CertaIn￿89 relating lo ev￿1$ or coThJltlon8 that,
Indlvklually or collecthvely, rnoy cast signific￿1 doubl on the ¢harft*)le company's ablllty to conunva as a going ¢onc8m for a p8riod of
at least12 months from the IOna￿l81 statements are authorfsed for issue.
Our respon8lbilllos and the Te5pon9ibiliti8s of the tnjstsès Iwth r8sp8cI lo oolng ¢oncem 8re dè8crfbed In tho relevant secllons of this
Oth•r Inforrnatlon
The IN61ees are resFubslble lor th8 olher inlomlalknn. The olher tlom)8tlon comprf8es th& infOrMa￿.0n included In the annual report
other than Ihe financial 8talern6nts our audilc¢s rewt Ih8reon. oplnloTh on tr* finano81 statem6ni8 doè8 not cover thè other
Inlomi8lKJn ￿d, except to the 8xlent othenvlse expkllty stated in our wrt. wè do not èxpré88 any fomi of assurance c(￿￿S1
Our responsibility 18 to rè8d thè othor Informallon ￿d, In doing so, cM8id8r whelhw thè other informatlon Is rnHterially inconsistent with
the financial stalements or our ktM)wledga oblainod in the 8ud# w olherniso appears to be mai8ri&lly migStaled.11 we Idenllfy such
material Inconsislenw or aFprent maknal misstalemen13. we are requlred to determine whether there is a mal•rial mi59tstonwrt In
thè financial statem8nts or a malgrfal misstalemenl of tho olh8r infornabon. If. based on the work w8 have perfc¥med, w• GM¢hJde
that tr*re is a malenal misstslernenl ol this olherinlorynathon, we are required to th81 facl.
We have nothing lo report in thi8 regard,
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INDEPENDENT AUDITORS, REPORT
TO THE MEMBERS OF ANDOVER MIND
(Company lthted by guarant88 and not haviThJ a sh￿e capilall
Matters on whlch we arn requlr•d lo r•port by •x¢•ptlon
We have nothing lo r?PDrt in respect of the lollowirKJ matters In relallon to which the C(rfnpanie5 Act 2006 and the Chartties IAccounts
and R8pNisl Regulauons 2008 requlre us to rewt lo youll. in our opinion-.
Ihe company has not kept adequate aThl suffio'enl a￿untIng records, or TObJrns Bdequalo for our audl have not been
rec8iv9d from branchgs not visited by us,. or
th8 company'6 financial slatemonls are not In ay8menl with Ihe accounbng r8¢0rds and Telums,. or
¢ertain disc106ures oltru61ees' remun8ralon 8pgcrfJed by18w are not rnade., rx
we have not received all the Info￿81￿ and explanations we require for wr audit., or
Ihe tnjstees were not enlrfed to pr8pare Ihe fffianctsl stateM￿ts h) a¢¢))rdonc8 wilh the small cornpa￿8 rek?mo and lake
advBntage of the small companles 8xemption in pr8P8rfng the T￿￿te85. Annual Report and take advantago of Ihe small
comp8nles &xemplion frorn the rgquirgmenl to prgparg a Blrateglc report.
R•$ponslbllltl•g ol tho trust••i
AS explainod more bjlly in th8 repDrt of the execuilv@ committee, th& Iruslees are r8sponslble for the preparallon of fv finana81
stalemenls 8nd for b6ing $alisfi8d that they glve a true andloir ¥Aew, and ￿ 8tJch inl&mal Mntrol 8$ they determin• is n8COWry to
enable th6 préparation of nnancial 8tatsm•nl$ Ihal are fr00 from material rnlsstatement. ¥vhelher du8 lo IrAud or eTfOr.
In preparfng the flnan¢ial 81atsm8nls, th8 tnjstees are respO￿￿blO for ass888ing tho charitabl8 comp8ny'6 eblllty lo conllrth as a gotng
¢oncem, dl6dosing, as applic4ble, rnatters rel818d h golng concem and uslrwj ihe going concern basis ol a¢counllng Lm1888 1
IIu8ts88 dbknrlntslld lo Ilquldat¢ the chantab48 company or lo ceasè opèrattons, or have no reali8tic all8rnative bul to do 80.
Awdltorfs r•sponglblllllo• lor tho audlt ol the flnanclal ststmi•nt•
We have been appolntsd as audllor under lh• Companies Act 2CrfX and repjrt in occorlaficfr with the Act and rolevanl regulations
made or hawng 8ffecl Ihereund8r.
Our objectlves are to obtaln reasonable a88urance abwt vJh8ther the financlal 6tal&ments a9 9 whole freo from matwknl
mlsstslemenl, wh&thar due to fraud or error, and lo issue 8n audltorfs report Ihal includ8s our opinlon. Re88on8ble 88suranco is a hlgh
level ol assurance, bul 18 not 8 guardnlee that an audit conducied in accordance wth ISAS IUKI wlll always detecl 8 maledal
mSsstotem¢nl when il oxlsts. Misstal8m8nls can arfsa from Iraud of erw and ar8 consid6red rnat8d8111, Indlvldually or in the
aggreg8k, tr*y could reasonably be gxp8¢1gd lo Inlknn¢e the economic dec181cths of usors taken on Ihe ba$18 ol Ihe$& finarKial
stalemenls.
1ff9g￿adtSeS, includlng fraud, are instances ol non<ompll8nco wlth law8 and wulallons, We desSgn procedums In1Sne wlth Quf
r8sponslbllltJes, oulllned above, to delecl matqnal mls8(alèmènts In respect of IrrpgulEnlie$, includlng fraud. The extent lo whlch our
procedures aro capable of dotedng Itreguladlies, including fraud is dètailed bebw:
Tho qngagemBnl partner ensured tral the engagement team collectively had the apwopria18 (YJmpetence, cap8bll1￿s and sklls to
identify or recogn180 nonllcornpllance wilh applicable laws and regulations.
We Identlfied the laws and regulations applicable to the charftsble company through dl8cu8sions with trustegs and other managern•nt
and w8 assessed the exlenl ol cornpllance ￿th the18w8 and re9ulalions Identiled above through making enquiries ol mwgernenl
and inspectlng18gal corréspondence,
We a$s898ed the suscgpts'bS1Ity of th8 chorftsble company's finanaal stslemenls to material misstalemenl, including Obtai￿ng an
undorstanding ol how fraud mlghl occur, by m8klng enquirios ol management as to wherg they consldered there was swceptibility to
fraud, tr*ir kncvledge ol oclual, suspected 8NJ alleged fraud arthl c4Jn8idetlng th8 intemal conlrolg in place lo miligate riBks of fr8ud
and Th)n-¢ompliancg with laws and regulation5.
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INDEPENDENT AUDITORS, REPORT
TO THE MEMBERS OF ANDOVER MIND
(Company Ilmlled by guarantse and not havir¥J a share c8pitsII
To address the rfsk of fraud through man8g8menl bias and overiide of contrcds, w6 porformeé analyucal prc¢ethw lo tdentify any
unusu81 or unexpectsd r8latton$hips, tested joumal entries lo Id8ntlfy unu8ual transactions and invesllgaled Ihe ratSorde behind
Slu￿[ficant orunusual transactions.
In response to th8 risk of irT8gularfl8s and n(fr¢Ompr￿nCe vii(h law8 arKI regulations, we designed pmcedures which inelL￿ad, bjl
Were not limited to..
agreeing financial 9tatemenl dlsclosures to Und￿yIng supportlNJ documontatlon.,
ding the mlnutss of meetings ol Ihcse charged gov8manc•,' and
enq￿rIng ol rnBnagernanl as to actu81 aThJ tthnlial Uligatton ond claim8',
There are inherenl limitstion8 In our audli pmc8dure$ doscribed abov•. Tho More removBd that laws and regulations bre from fin¥bcknl
tr8n8athns, the1885 Ilkely il is that ￿ would become aware ol non-compliance. Auditlng standards also Ilmi( the 8t*Jil procedu
requKed to iden￿ty non-cornpliance wllh laws and rryulab'ons b gwulry of the trustees and olher tnanagemonl and Ihe Inspection of
rewlatory and legal ¢orrgsponden¢e, rf8ny,
M81orW mlsstalements that arise duo to frathl c4n be harder to dele¢t than those that 8rlse from orror as they rftay knvofve dellbgrate
nceaknenl or collusion.
A ljrlhr tlescrfplon of our responfjlbllllies for Ihe audll of Ihe financlal stsloments18 locatsd on the Flnanclal RoportSng Council's
webslle al.. https.'Ilww.fr¢.org.uklaudllorsr¢sponslblllUes. TNS des¢ription part of )ur auditorfs report.
Knlght G)LhJhead Limited18 ellglble for appoinlmenl as audltor of Ihe charttabl8 ¢omp4ny by virtu8 01118 eligibility for apFointm8nl a8
wdltorofa cThnpany under s8cUon 1212 01 tho Comwles Act 21YJ6.
Uio of our r•port
This r•port 1$ made 601ely to the charllable componY$ members, as 8 body. in accordance wSlh Chaptsr 3 of Part16 01 thè Companle8
Act 211)6. Our ausjll work has b8en undertaken $0 Ih81 we mlght slate lo Ihe charitable ￿MpanY's membfrrs those matter8 arg
required to 8tal8 to them in an audltols report and Iof no oth8r puw8. To the full081 extent pemltlèd by18w, we Lk* not accapt LV
888ume responsibllity to anyonè other Ihan charftable cornpany's membef8 88 8 bthly, lor our 8udll work, for th18 report, or for ihe
opinions wè h8Ye fomi8d.
CJ GOO
EAD FCA
S•nlor Ststthry Audltor
Ight Goodh•ad Llmitod
Charter8d Accountants 8nd Slalulory Audllor8
7 8ourngmoulh Road, Chandler's Ford, Easttelgh, Hèmpshlre, SO53 3DA
Dal•d.. gl oo￿L￿ VOL
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ANDOVER MIND
(Cunpany limited by guarantee 8nd not having a share capital)
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
(including Income and expendlture account)
2025
Total
funds
2024
Total
fund$
Restrlct•d Unr•8trict•d
fvnds
lunds
Notes
INCOME
Donations and legacles
Charltable activities
FundTalsing income
Tradlng Income
Investment income
8,744
491,782
4,717
18,992
12.087
2,162,834
17,040
30,894
2,385
20,831
2,654,616
21,757
47,886
2,365
20,344
3.195,654
30,065
44,536
TOTAL INCOMe
2,747,455
3 290,S99
EXPENDITURE
Vduntsry Inccthe c¢xts
Tradln9 costs
232
17,708
232
31,483
355
32.894
13,775
13,775
17,940
31,71S
33,249
Ch8rilable activities
455.885
2,266,687
2,722,572
3,182,770
TOTAL EXPENDITURE
469,660
2 284 627
2,754,287
3,216,019
NET INCOMEI(EXPENDITURE)
FOR THE YEAR
52,575
159,407)
16,832
74,580
Tr8n8fers b6lween lund6
14,15 {1,151,7761
1,151.776
NET MOVEMENT IN FUMDS FOR THE YEAR
11,099,201>
1,092.369
{6,8321
74,580
FUND8 AT1 APRIL 2024
1,184,217
254,173
1,438,390
1,363,810
FUNDS AT 31 MARCH 2025
1,431,558
1,438.390
AJI of the above resufts are derived from conllnuing activities. There were no other recognised g8in$ or hjssès other than
those Staled above. Movements in funds are disck)sed in nol8s 14 and 15 to the fin8ncial stslements.
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ANDOVER MIND
{Company lunited ty guarantee and not having a share capit811
COMPANY NUMBER: 2935549
BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31 MARCH 2025
2025
2024
FIXED ASSETS
Tanglbte assets
10
5,748
14,848
CURRENT ASSETS
DeblrA3
Ca8h at bonk and in hand
11
189,805
1,629,904
282,477
1,414,114
1,819,709
1,696,591
CREDITORS., amounts falling due wlthin on• year
12
1393,8991
273,0491
NET CURRENT ASSETS
1,425,810
1.423,542
NET ASSETS
16
1,431558
FUNDS
Restrictsd lunds
Unr85trlcted fvnds
General fund5
Designalad funds
TOTAL FUNDS
14
85,016
1,184,217
15
15
417,019
929,523
158,173
96.000
1,431.558
1,438,390
These 8CCOLnlS have bean prepared in accordance wlth Ihe special pyovisions of Ihe Companies Acl 2006 and FRS
102 rel8ting lo sm8118ntltig5,
Approved by th6 board of trusteas on 2.3 DeLLrnX¥•x 20 Is
and signed crt Its behalf by
Twsteo
Fay
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ANDOVER MIND
(Company limited by guarantee and not having a share capital)
CASHFLOW STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
2025
2024
NET CASH FLOW PROVIDED BY OPERATING ACTIVITIES
213,425
178.155
CASH FLOWS FROM INVESTING ACTtVlTIES
Inte￿$t receiv8d
2,385
NEf CASH FLOW
215,790
178,155
Change in cash and cash equivalenls in the year
Cash and cash equivalent at s18rt of thè y8ar
Cash and cash equivalènts 81 the eThJ of the yfrar
21 S,790
178.155
1,414,114
1,629,904
1,235,959
1,414,114
NOTES TO THE CASHFLOW STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
1 RECONCILIATION OF NET EXPENDITURE ro NET CASH FLOW FROM OPERATING ACTivrriES
2025
2024
Net movement in funds for the year
Depreclatlon
Decreas811Sn¢reas&) in debtors
Increasel(decreasel In credllors
{6,8321
9,100
92,672
120,850
74,580
13,105
27,889
62,581
Nèt Gash flow from operating actlvtlles
213,425
178,1S5
2 ANALYSIS OF CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS
2Q25
2024
Cash al bank and in hand
1,629,904
1,414,114
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ANDOVER MIND
{Ccffi)pany limrted by guarantee and not having a Share capitsl)
NOTES TO THE AcCoU￿rS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
1 ACCOUNThNG POLICES
a) AcC￿nting convenliL
The ffin&ncial slatemenls havg bgen prerArnd Yi accordance with Accounllng and RetthrwJ by Charfl￿..
statement of Ro¢LNmmended Practice applicable io ch8rili96 preparing their accounts in accordance with
FRS 102 (Seco￿ 8dllon- October 2019) aThJ Ihe Comwies Act 2(￿.
The Charity meels the defirition of the public benefft enlity UfKler FRS 102. Assets and liabl￿tieS ore iniiialty
recognised at list(￿al cost or trarBa¢licffl vafvje urless otherwis8 slated in the relevanl accounting polrcy
note.
The accounts have been prepared on the going concem basis. There are no material uncertanlies about
charity's abilty to continue.
b) Income
Donalicns and hgacies are r8colved ty way of donations and g1ft8 and Is Included In fvll In statement of
1Snandal actlvlles when recelved.
Revenue ￿ants are shovm In the Stat8ment of FIna￿la1 Actlvlll8s In the year to whlch they rèlatè and
when the condluons of recerpl have been complied with. W￿￿18 the want has to b8 matC￿d lo a dlffergnt
pgmd the deferr8d element18 deducted fmrn incoffling resouT¢es arKI carried I￿￿ard in creditors.
L8gacies are accounted lor in tho Statement of FlnarKlal Aclfvillos when recelpt Is probabl8, and th6ir value
can be measured wtth sufficient reliabilily.
cl ExFéndlure
Exp6nditur¢ is recognlsed on an ac¢nJal$ basi8 a8 a liability Is Incurred.
vol￿tary IrKome costs and trading cos18 ccfnprlse the ¢081s 8s8oGiaied wllh attractlng voluntary in¢omo
arxl the cos15 of fvndraijing and trathng.
AII c08ts are allocaled between the expendllure categortes of the statement olllnancl81 actfvll88 on a basis
designed to reflect the use of the resowce. Cost related lo a parliaAar activity are allocated directy, others
are apportloned on an appropria18 basls.
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ANDOVER MIND
{Company INnited by guarantee and twt having a share capits
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
1 ACCOUNTING POLICIES (CONTINUED}
dl Op8rating leases
Rentsls paid und8r operating leases are18ken lo the stat￿ent of Financial Aefjvllles on a straKJM liné
basls over the lease tèrm.
l Tangibk9 fixed assets
A88els Ihat cost more than £500 are Ca￿taliSed al cost prfce. Dekyecialion 18 provldad usin9 the folltywlng
rates ond bas8S to r8duc8 by annu81 inslalments c051, less 88tlmat8d residual value of the 18ngible
assels over Ihelr 98th'mated usdul lives,.
Leasehold improvements
Motor vehiGI85
Office equipment
Computsr equlpmenl
Over the18nglh of tholgase
25% straight line
2040% str81ghl Ilne
33% $tralghl Ilng
fj Fund8
UNestricted fund8 are donation8 and other incLYnlng resouwc05 receivable 01 generated for charitable
purp08es.
Re8tdcled fvnds repiosenl grants and donations which are allocated by the donor lor spedfic purposes.
Expenditure whlch m8gts these crrteria is chafg8d lo the appropriate fund.
De5ignat8d funds are unr8strfcl•d fvnds earmarted by thè trustees lor particular purposes.
gl Financlal InslNmenl$
The charity only has financial assets and financial Ilabllilles of a kind that qualfy as basic financial
inslrumenls, Basic financial Instruments are inits'ally racognised al transa¢tlon v8lue and subsequently
measu￿￿ al th8lr sèttlement value,
2 LEGAL STATUS
The charfty Is a company Ilmlled by guarantse and has no share ¢apltsl. Tho chailtablo company was
Inccryiraled on 3 Jung 1994 in the Unitod Klngdom and wa$ reglstsrgd on 1 July 1994 wThh the Charity
Comrrwsslon In England and Wales. The charlty is a public bonefll entity.
The registwed offi'ce of the charttsble coThpany Ss 7 Bournem(yJlh Road, Chandlerfs Ford, Eastieigh,
Hampshire, S053 3DA.
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(Company Ilmitèd by guarant88 and not having a Shar8 caFltal)
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
3 DONATIONS AND LEGACIES
R•$trfctsd Unr•Btrict¢d
funds
funds
2025
Total
2024
Totsl
Donations and &imNgr in¢om8
General donations
8,744
12,087
2a,831
8.744
12,087
20,831
20,344
4 CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES INCOME
Grants and Conlrncls
Hampshire CC Sodal Servicès
Hampshlre County Couicll
NHS Suryey & 8orders Partnership Foundation Tru81
West Hanls CCG
Hampshire Mind CIC
Mld Hampshlre Health Care Ltd
Test Vallèy Borough Councll
397.041
68,643
397.041
68,643
371,865
999,064
23,000
292,044
2,282
1,446,587
5,956
2,625
1,6CNJ
295,632
21.329
1,000
3,755
45,336
30,444
25,LNJO
371,865
1,419,930
1,419,930
387
2,730
337
2.730
NHS Hants, Southampton and18L• ol Wghl CCG
NHS Hants, Southampton and1819 ol Wighl ICB
Atural England
C8tatysl
Vwid Housing
Oakjey Ho81th Group
Simply Hoalth
23,031
268,430
291,461
41,304
30,224
31,081
41,304
30,224
31,081
491,782
2,162,834
2,654,616
3,195,654
5 TRADING INCOME
R•strlct•d Unr•itrfet•d
lund8
fundi
2025
Totsl
2024
Shop income
Counselling Inccffl8
Plac8menlÉ income
Rental Income
Sundry incomo
15,774
15,774
23,215
1,683
1.800
5,414
I1.￿1
13.151
23,215
1,683
1,800
4,196
1,360
13,230
1,218
16,992
30,894
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{Company limit8d by guarantee and not having a share capital}
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
6 EXPENDITURE
Volunlary Fundraising
Income
and Iradlng
Charltab
actfvhies
Total
2025
Totsl
2024
COSTS DIRECTLY ALLOCATED TO ACTIVITIES
Employed staff rAJ$ts (see ￿te 8}
Consultancy and resource5
Travelling expenses
Volunteer and student exp8nse$
Tralnlng and recmitrnenl
Canteen and Ugly Duckling consumables
Adveth'siw and Pfornotson
Subscrfpllons
Repairs aTrJ malntenance
Carets welt*ing CQVID support
ProPcl dlrect costs
Gardgn for frAnd expenses
Repayment of unspent grant fuNling
2,174,419
19,326
30.483
8,993
11.973
1,009
2,013
20.699
30,645
2,174,419
19,326
30,483
10,322
11,973
1.Ci19
2,013
20,699
31,406
946
5,471
16,820
2.453.225
10,730
51,157
8,522
28,646
1,536
1,329
14,051
58.299
315
7.527
761
5,471
16,820
19.428
2,090
2,322.797
2,324.887
2,657.822
SUPPORT COSTS ALLOCATeo TO ACTMTIES
Staff costs (see note 8)
Human resources
Rent and ratss
Insurance
Te16phone
PrintirrfJ. postage and slatlonery
Computer costs
Audll and accountancy fees
Bookkeeping and payroll fea8
Trustee exwses
Legal and professional
Bank chatges
Deprecialh)n
17,449
157.044
2.625
89,257
21,894
17,855
9,905
34,902
10,810
6,464
328
39,082
174,493
2,625
99,155
21,894
18,407
10,264
36,168
10,810
6,464
328
39,082
610
9,1CM)
261,788
9,898
115,370
18,969
37,410
30,315
40,746
8,745
11,224
213
15,823
581
13,105
552
308
1,085
51
181
101
9,1
232
29,393
399.775
429,400
558,197
TOTAL EXPENDITURE
232
31,483
2,722,572
2.754,287
3,216.019
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{Company Imlted by guarantaè and not having a share ¢apltal)
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
7 NET INCOMEI{EXPENDITUREI FOR THE YEAR
Thig 1$ staled aft8r charglng:
2025
2024
Depreclalon
Audltors. remuneration..
audll
- other
9.100
13.105
5,000
5,810
4,500
12,933
8 EMPLOYEO STAFF COSTS AND NUMBERS
2025
2024
Empbyed 8taff c￿ts were as follDWS'.
Salari•s and wages
Sochql 5ecurtty ¢osts
Pension
2,149,479
158,749
40,684
2.348 912
2,484,329
183,109
47,575
2,715,013
Durfng the year no emF4oyees received r8muneralon18xcludiig employer pension c05tsl of befvfftn £60.000- £70,00012024:
one).
Al Ihe year end Ih8re wer8 outst8ThIing pension conlrfbutions paya)1g of £nll {2024: £9,306). Total employeT P8n8lon
Ilributions of £40,68412024'. £47,575) were paid by the charfty and are induded in the SOFA.
Key m￿agemen1 conylses thirteen Irwjlthuab who wero pwd a total of £324,72612024'. £388,9061o ten IndMdu8lsl.
Tho average we8kly number of¢mployees duthg the y￿r was as folbws..
2025
2024
'recl charitable work
Admlnistralion
130
125
138
g TAMTION
The clkgrStatrAg wmpany 1$ exempt from corporalon tsx a8 41 ils ineorne ts Charitab￿ and 18 appllgd for charitable purw.
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ICcThpany limited by guarante8 and not h8Vtng a Share capltal)
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
10 TANGIBLE FIXED ASSETS
L•a￿hold
Impra¥•m•nts
Furnitur• a
Compul•r
04ulpm•nt •qulpm•nl
Total
COST OR VALUATION
At1 loril 2024
Additions in year
tJsposals
At 31 March 2025
40,358
22,080
62,438
40,358
22,080
82,436
DEPRECIATION
Al1 Apnl 2024
ch￿ lor the year
DIsW5a15
28,861
5,749
18,729
3,351
47,590
9,100
At 31 March 2025
34,610
NET BOOK VALUE
Al 31 March 2025
5,748
11.497
5,748
14.848
Al1 Aprll 2024
3,351
11 DEBTORS
2025
2024
Trade debtors
Pr8paym6nls
Other debtors
177,224
8,654
3,927
255,719
16,958
9,800
282,477
12 CREDITORS.. amounts falling due wthln one year
2025
2024
Trad8 credltors
Other tsxalion and 8ocl81 Securlty
Other credltors
Accruals and deferred incorna
13.90S
22,759
190,974
166 261
16,883
38,509
10,333
207,324
273,049
393,B99
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{Conwany limited by guardntse and not having a share capital)
NOTES TO THE ACCOUPITS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
13 DEFERRED INCOKE
An è18menl of grant Income r8C8lv8d by the charfty during the year has tthn dgferred 89 h rnlates to latsr accounting P8riLNd$.
The mov6n*nt In the year is delaifed below..
Incorne defefred In year to 31 March 2025
Amounts r8kn66d from previous years
Nèt movément to Incom8
141,750
176,304
34,554
14 RESTRICTED FUNDS
1 Awll
2024
31 M•rch
2025
Incom• Exp•ndllur•
Tran$f•r8
Carer Support and own￿118 Advice. North
Hants
Carer SLWOrt and Demntla Adwce - W•st &
South West H8nts
Carer Support ond Demenlla Ad￿Ce- South
East Hanls
WeN Belng 8aslngstoke
W81188lvJ Hart and Rvshmoor
Wellbelng Romsey and Norlh Baddesley
Wellbeing Hub Ncrfth Hants (Famboroughl
Weubw'ng Hub Mtd Hanls (Andover)
Wellbelng Fhjb Norlh Hanls (Baslngsloke)
Ugly Ducklng
Safe Haven- Mld-Hants
Safe Haven - extra lunding
Garden Pr
Baslngstoke Care
Indovtri Primary Care
CorTwnunity Conno¢tors. Allershol and
Fwnbofough
Mknd - Influence 8nd Particlpallon
Mknd - Equality Irrpn)v8nwnt
8918nce to nextpag8
108,576
1106,3841
{1921
17,088
189,3(KS
1151,698
134,6901
12,741
77,261
82,741
30,392
32,237
10,598
38.638
810
37,460
67,918
1,736
10,OSS
43J68
136,412
1125,2761
123.87n
177,2611
182,7411
130.3921
{32,2371
110,5981
138,838}
11,8001
137,4501
167,9181
18,656
113,775)
3,691
1,736
14,884)
18,4131
15,3711
144,236)
9.281
45,031
314
405
145,0311
589
19031
{405)
1411,5381 1531,8431
508,583
440,225
5,427
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ANDOVER IAhYD
Icorrpany Ilykled by guarantse and not haV1r￿ a shats capilail
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
14 RESTRICTED FUNDS Icortinuedl
At
1 April
2024
At
31 Mar¢h
2025
Incom• EXp•ndI￿rn
TTan$f•r8
88lance Irom pr8VKNts Page
WollbeiThJ Se￿¢0 u8eTS
Gel Going Agaln- Covid Isolalion
SMI Fun¢thThJ Test Valley
SMI Fun(Ing Baslng8tok8
SMI Outr&a¢h PCN
ICTF Funding Test Valley
ICTF Funding 8a8ing81oke
ICTF Fundr￿ Hart and Rushmoor
PCN 8asingstokè Trdnslorm81ion
PCN Andovbr Tran8fom)akn'crt
Webchal
PCN Rom$8y and North 8add6sl•y
Yat818y MHICS
Winchester North aTrJ Elsl PCN
Fl881 MHICS
Vivld Housing
Advancing Mental Hg01th Equalts'é$
SMI Facilitators
Catalyst R8COV8ry and Conn8cI
Housèhohl Support Fund Schame
Garden for Mlnd
GP Hub Andovor
Active Heallh- Valley Letsw8
Homes f(¢ Ukralne
508,583
440,225
1411,5381 1531,843)
5,427
7,058
8,993
2.373
1,696
{1.064}
17,5111
5,994
1,482
2,3n
1,445
(251)
19041
(471
47
1.555
4.303
401,072
98,214
3,280
59,830
1,182
21,576
4,359
3,108
741
21,177
1,190
5,(4JO
25,168
2,808
1,555
4.303
1401,0721
198,2141
159,8301
11,182)
121,57fj1
14,3591
13,108)
741
121.1771
11,190)
18,335
12,825
337
29,301
21,212
522,235
23,335
19,897
{18,0961
14021
114,2981
115,5491
469,660
12,7431
12,9241
12,558)
1,151,776
12,079
3,105
85,016
1.184,217
During Ihe year, Ihe INslees made the dedion to reclasslfy some cthrytracts previousty r8¢09rMsed as restrlded to dèsignaled
In Iln8 wNh Ihe tsrms of th8 contracts. As a resull, £873.972 of r95tridgJ funds have be8n tr￿5f8￿9d to designated funds. A
fvrther £236,604 of restricted funds have been rnle8sed to general lund8 foUowiTr] the sab'slaclory conGhJglon of th889 prolects.
Remainlng translers bètween lunds relatè lo managemenl charges lotalllng £41,2CbO, whlth were attslbuted to ¢ertaN) ￿5￿cted
funds. for premise$, govemance, admlnistration and olher officè costs pald through th& ￿r•S1￿Cled general funds.
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Icompany Ilmited by guarante8 and not having a share capital)
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
PtsTpo￿ offvnd6
Car•r Support And Dementia Ad¥￿- Norlh Hinla
Car•r Support and Dem•ntla Advlc•. Wèsl & South W•At Hants
Carèr Support and D•m?ntla Advlce. South East Hants
A contract for thi8 are8 was awarded subsequent lo a succe$8fjJl pilot prol8d in kndovgr, lund8d by Hampshiré County Council.
The project alms to provide ￿¥1¢8, suprM)rt and Inlom)alion to those affectsd by d8mnlia, carer8, Ihelr families and friends.
Ugly Duckllng
To run a therweulk group for 8epAce users that also pro￿leS a fvrnrture ienoyatlon and re¢ycllng prohd which bonefits the
10¢81 cofflmu￿. Th8 prdgct was closed d￿n9 Ihe pandemi¢.
Th• thrd•n pr0￿ct
The grant was awarded to 8UPPNt tho'Flowor Garden Prol•cf which gn¢ourag•s SerW￿ users In Ihe Arthr area to come
I￿39th8rto grow tend the plants Andovgr Minds flower garden. Thg gran115 to be used lo purchase any items Ihal may
bè requiied by Ihis Pr￿¢1
W•llb•ing Swvlc• Ui•r*
Mind organballons would, as part of regular sUPPJrt planning with their cllgnts, a8k abcmjt thelr physical heamh. Where they are
nfldenl a paoenl would be ijn Ihe S8dou5 M8ntal l&18s8 r8glslor, 8taff would ask whèther they have heard of the Annuol
Health C￿ck and havè a conversation promoting Iho uptake. They would also mention that a folknv up Inlor40nlon can b8
provided by Mind through a W8ifo8ing 0118r lo tAke up an ac1v￿￿ class, a dub membership fee. or buy a ple¢e of equipment for
ex8mpL9.
G•t Golng Agaln- Covld Isolatlon
These fur￿8 wer• award8d lo support H8mp8hlr8 r88Sd8nls who were slruggling lo cop6 wlh thelr m8ntsl heatth and wellbèing
ue lo COVID-19 or 8&1f18olalfng. Th8 80ryice provlded a range of emotKin818nd p￿tICal 8dvice, infomalon, dgn posting
and 8UPPOrt.
8MI Fundlng Tut V•ll•y
8MI Fundlng 8a61ngitok•
We were provid8d with this granl to 8UPPOrt gervlce u88rs who 8re on the SMI18eiious mental illness) regl8ler to attend Ihelr
heallh checks and improve th8lr physical h&alth. The money was lo be usèd as dlrecl payment to seNlc6 users as an Inc￿liVe
for them lo continue to make heallhy choices such as purchasing gym equipment, membershlps or healthy food box¢$.
SMI Outrèach PCNISMI Facllllatorg
Funds received to 8UPPOrt Primary Care Netsvorks ongage vrilh thosg on thè Serfous Mental Illness ra￿Sler to increase uplpJ¢
of annual physical hoalth Ghecks and also provid8 some lurther support lor thèso patlents In improvln9 their mental health.
Hislorfcal uptake of th8se hgallh checks has been poor and thes8 palienis havo poorer hlo expectsnaes. so w• are luThJed lor
a yeqr to see If these roles can INyov8 Iho 8talSsb'cs and mak8 an Impact.
ICTF Fundlng Test Valley
ICTF Fundlng Baslngstoke
ICTF Fundlng Hart and Rushmoor
Those pnls wefe from Ihe Adult Social Car8 knfeclion Control end Testing Funds. The grdnls were awarded to SUFWt adult
80ry81 care t*oviders lo reduce th& rate ol COVID-19 transmission wilhwi and betsveen Care setts'ngs tt*ough effectlve Infection
Fffeventlon control pradicgs and to in¢r9ase COVID-19 and flu vacclnatwi uplak& among Staff.
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Icompany limited by guarants8 and not ha￿ng a share capilall
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
W•bchat
Th6 online web¢hat via OUT w8bslle makes accèssing inftymauon 18sl8r and provides anoth&r way to get in touch
t Ihe need to rAlI. It a150 makes cofflnwnication easlef for peoplè who do not speak English 8$ Iheir ffirst languagè.
aknvlng thé us8 of pr￿JraMmaS liké google transkn to that.
Adv•n¢ing M•nlil Health Equ•lill••
We Sècured funding from Thts NHS HampshKe, Southampion and 1818 ofwtht CCG No WroThJ Door programme to ￿pport
wilh the woth we are dolng collaboTalivély wllh AMHE. We will empby a commlssSoned wolecl ￿searcher to work th&
LGBTQ+ community. The airn is to briNJ th8 volce back b Infom) future seNtce desi￿ 8nd dev8lopmenL
Houi•hold support Fund sch•me
Fundlng frorn DWP H￿sehold Sw>port FundiThJ Programme via HCC for a $uperm¥kot vou¢hersystem for unpahj carers.
Gard•n lor Mlnd
Gard8n for Mlnd is an exclting nèw Inlllallve lo create a b8aut6ful and Insplrallonal tdueallon, hèatth and welbelng gard8n on
previousty unused plgce of land al tho LoThJslock Park Nurwy, on th8 Wallro88 & Part￿1$ Leckford E51al8, The space wil be
used prfmartty by Andover Mild lo deliver a variety of actlviti8s for th8 ppople wh￿ use our Be[Vi￿5, dosl9ned lo promote
weNbelng and mental heakh, a8 well as availab￿ for u88 by othor ¢ommunllle8 group5 acr058 the T881 Vallgy. Thrwgh
cNnmunlty lundral8lng events, sp)nsorshlp and donallons IriNn ciNporates and engag1￿ wllh eonsullants, contractors and
suppliers that have slepp8d forward lo offer thelr servlces we arg ablg lo open the G8rd8n for Mind in July 2024.
GP Hub Andov•r
Contracted by Mid Hampshtre Heafthcare to provlde1 everlThJ per week of rneni81 h8akh trlag8 apF4)intments for GP 8urpries.
This conlr8cI 8nd8d 14th ￿rtI2024.
Aetlv• H•alth- Vill•y L•liur•
Partnershlp wth Valley Loisuro lo provid8 a communty-ba80d phy81cal Ktlvlty and wellbeing project.
Homos lor Ukraln•
Project to help pfovlde 8UPPOrt fly Ihos8 8ètt1iNJ In the area frcth Ukraln8.
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ANDOVER M￿D
(Company Ilmitsd by guarantèè and not having a Sha￿ capital)
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
15 UNRESTRICTED FUNDS
At
1 Aprfl
2024
At
31 March
2025
In¢omè Expondllur• Trnnsfe
DESIGNATED FUNDS..
EDI
ConlNigeney fund
Wellb¢ing Romsey aTrJ Ncfflh
Wel1bew￿ Hub North Hanls IFar*boroughl
Wellbeing Hub Mld Hants {Andover
Wellbelng Hub North H￿15 (Boslngstoke)
Saf8 Havon - Aldershot and Famborough
Safe Haven - MId-H￿l8
Safe Havén - extra fundlng
Community Conn8thr8-AlderskKJl and
Famborough
PCN BaglNJstoke Transfornatton
PCN Andover Tran8fwmallon
PCN Romspy and Ncth Baddesley
Yalelgy MHICS
wil￿heSter Rural North and E8St PCN
Fbet MHICS
Vivhj Houslng
SMI F8¢llllalors
C8ts1y81 Recovery and Conne
Total designated fund8
General funds
1,500
94,500
17501
114,685)
{31,559)
{1￿,236)
1130,8421
1156,170)
(65,694)
1172,6641
{30,040}
750
79,815
40,131
64,S93
6,962
57,908
46.910
219,186
144,252
199,540
74,936
198,508
24,780
5.643
16.448)
14.538
18.698)
13,510
67,918
39,354
37,878
234,630
545,000
109,000
109,042
43,881
50,937
49,500
30,224
69,922
41,304
1184,5661
1457,7931
199,7981
{97,5791
(39,9631
148,227)
142,5291
124,3321
164.225
112.7331
11,834,385}
1450,2421
17.561
265.514
41.724
46.684
13,9181
15,433
11,0681
{5371
12,744
14,2441
501,136
67,625
352,721
50,926
58,147
18,143
5,903
5,355
18,441
24,327
929,523
417.019
93,000
158,173
254,173
2,166,TT2
58,448
2,225,220
650,640
Totsl unreslricted frjnds
12,284,627
1151776
1,346,542
Tr8nsfers
Transfers b8ttvéen funds r8presenl rttdassfficallons and manag8menl thafges as delalod in nolo 14.
Pufpos98 ollunds
Well.B•lng
This service is fundèd by Hampshire County c￿n¢11 lo deliv•r mantal health wpport and wolkbeing servi￿$ across kndov8r,
Romsey, Baslngsloke, Tgst Valley and Hart and Rushmoor.
S4f• Hav•n
Andover Mlnd has been a partofthe AJdeTshot SHfe Haven slnce Seplen*er 2017. This is one ofa number of Sale Haven8 njn
by Surtey and Bordern P8rtner8hip Trust 8c1065 North East Hampshire and Surrey. The aim of the Sale Haven. thith is an
evenlng and weekend semce run out of th8 Ald8rshol W8lkbelng Cenlre. Is lo promde a place for those in mental heatth crisis
lo have Somewhe￿ lo go to seek suppjrt. Each shrft is covered by a CPN (from SABPI and I￿rI support workers lon8 from
An¢S)ver Mlnd and one from Catstysll Thg Safe Fk2ven has athieved 115 aim to keep people attending A&E d8P8rtrnents.
There are close links with SABP ui5iS 8ervi¢85, inpatient units and partner oryjarusat￿n$.
Ba8lngStoke Prlmary Car•
Wwklng wlthln th8 prfmary care 88tlng, Welkbelng workers provide a$sessrnent, advice and infrJrmal•)n and slgnpostirwj to
seNcg$ through a GP appointment systwTh. The Basingstoke seNic6 runs 8 day tKne 5eMce 81affed by a primary ¢arè lead.
Funding for this was a r86utt of a successful pib)I carr*d out wi one wactSce in 2019.

ANDOVER MIND
(Company limited by guarantee and not having 8 share cawlal)
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
And￿1 Prknary Car•
In Andovèr workiThJ in a primary care setting, Wel￿being practilion&rn provlde assessment. advK* and infcKmation and
signposting lo Se￿￿e8$ Ilwough a GP appoinknent system. There 18 also an out of hour s8rvirk whleh has a slmilar focu8 and
the outcomes for which help8d to sacure fijndino for the day service whKh stsrted in Aprll 2020 and consists of a lull mutt
di8cylinary te8m.
Cornmunlty Conn•ctor8
(￿[ Community c¢￿neCtOrS work *ilhin lh8 Mentsl Hèatth Int8oraled Community SeNce IMHICSI in Aldershol and
Famborough. The team consists ol psychiaty, nurlng and phamiaw input. Our workers (ary out an Initlal &ws8ment and
then up to 4 sessions With Ihe pa(*nt to addres3 Ihelr menta heallh ry soclal care issues.
MFnd- Influonc• and Partlclpatlon
Grant received from natsonal Mind lo slrenglhen ryjr 4)proach to seNice user involv8manl in preparallon for our MQM (Mind
Quality Mark) ag8essmenl.
MSnd- Egualrty Improv•mont
Grant receNed by National lo $tr&ngthen our approach to wualty 8nd divgrslty
PCN 8aslngolok• Tian8lorniatlon
ThSs Is an expan$l¢)n of our exlstlng Pdrn8ry Care Nets￿rk S￿vIceS in Iln• wltti thè new Hamp8hire W8llb8lng SeNlc88 contract.
They provide mpntsl health triage and a55essmenl.
PCN Andovfrr Tr￿lf0m￿tIOn
This Is an exlstlng servlce bulldkng on the success of the iylglnal Anth)vff PCN work, which started duriNJ COVID. Our
wellbèinq pracltlw)ner8 deliver one hour aDpointrnents as Dartof a ment81 health tèam.
PCN Romi•y and North Badd•$l•y
Part of the w8llb6lng SeThkè5 contract to provKlo short-tefm rneovery focu580d Int8rv8nllon, and peer support to PAliènts
referred by Iheir GP surgory. They WO￿ as part of a mullidi8ciplinary1oarn in patlnar8hlp wllh PCNS Souihem He81th.
Wlncho8l•r Rural North and Eait PCN
Part of the Wfrlbeing Servlce5 contrad to Kwovldé 81bJrMem récovory focu88od intemntion, and peer 8upporl to pali8nts
r81erred by Ihlr GP surg6ry. Th6y work a8 part of a n¥JltldisclFdinary leAm In parfn8rshlp with PCNS and Soulhèm Hèalth.
Fle•t MHICS
An extènsion ol th8 Communlty Conr¢¢tors project. Our Community Connectors w￿k wthln th& Mont81 Heamh Integratèd
CommuNty S8Nice IMHICS) In Fl88L The team consists of psythiaty, nuising and Pharma¢y npul. Our Mirkers ¢arry tyjl an
inth81 assesgment and ihen up to 4 68$8ion$ wlth the p81ienl to address their mental health or sttlal care1$5ues.
Ythl•y MHICS
An extension of the Communty cOn￿¢tOrS project. Our Community Conn8¢lors work wlthln th8 IAenlal Health Intsgratod
Community Service IMHICSI in FleeL The team consists of psychiatry, nurslng and PhaM￿¢Y input. Our workers carry out an
itial as58ssm8nt and then up lo 4 $esslon$ wllh the palienl to address their mental health cf social ￿re i8SUg8.
vkl Houslng
A ong year contract, worknng on behalf of vI￿d HouslNJ to provld8 a wellbeing semce to thelr custcrfnws, working with their
Tenancy Su8lainm9nt team. Covering their North Area, e.g Testvalley, BasIngs￿8 & Deane. Hart & Rushmoor.
30

ANDOVER MIND
(Company limited by guarantse and not having a sha￿ ¢apltall
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
Catalyst Rècovery and Connect
Subcontracted by Catslyst lo wov￿8 1FTE slaff memb6r kn a fixed 1 year contract to April 2025 in North E881 Harnpshl￿ &
FaTnham. SeNce Is provldirwJ support to pallents thntlned by CMHRSlinpalienl unts to help reduce ho8￿￿11$a￿On and
piomole recovery in the comnmmity.
EDI
To provld& trdining to increa$6 awaM888 and ￿d8r$taThdlng for sloff, trustaos and volunte8rs tn hélp pron*)t8 a mor8 Incluslvè
88Mc& and workFlace Guliure 80 as to be ablè lo appropriat8ty SUFfJOrt seNice us•fs. This indudès LGB and Trnns
awareness, lurthor aullsm and neurodiversty trginiTrJ. Thls ndud8s fecruilirw via job boards that locus on partsiwlbr protected
characterfsllcs as part ol posibve action lo incr8ase repreBenLthn ol undempres8nted or disa(Iva)taged grwps of people In
the worklorce. We wll make Improv8menls lo our premises inchjde a 8eifwopening fml door and slgnage io show we afe an
NKfusive and wakorni￿ spac8 lor all eornmvnili88.
Contkngency fund
The purpose of thi$ fund 1$ to meet Ihe costs of reslNcturiy in tho event of a downtum in operats'ons.
16 ANALYSIS OF ASSETS BETWEEN FUNDS
R•Jtrlct•d D•slgnatsd
lund¥
ndi
Gonoril
fund$
Tot•1
fund•
Ye8r end8d 31 March 2025
Tanglble fixed 8S5ets
Debtors
C88h at bank and wi hand
Creditor8
5,748
17,480
158,279
14,046
258,166
912.994
458,744
190,630
141.750
-￿ 161,6191
929,523
417,019
5,748
189,805
1,629,904
393,899
1,431,558
NET ASSETS
R•8trtctsd D•slgn•tsd
nd6
fundi
G8n•rnl
fundi
Total
lund8
Y98rend&d 31 March 2024
Tanglble flx4d 8880ts
Debtors
Cash al bank and In hand
Creditors
14,848
25,900
214,170
196,745
158,173
14,848
282,477
1.414,114
1273,049
1,438,390
256.577
1,103,944
176,304
1,184.217
96,000
NET ASSETS
96.000
31

ANDOVER MIND
(Company fimi18d by guarantee and not having a share cawtal)
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
17. TRUSIEE EXPENSES
One trustees was reimbu150d expenses duih9 this 5wr of £230 (2024.. £nill. No Iruslee r8Eeived any remuneratiLM in the
current or wor y•ar.
During th• year, trusts• prof86slonal indèmnlty insuranco of fd,43112024.' £3,192) was pald by tho charity.
18. OPERATING LEASE COMMITMENTS
At 31 Marth 2025, tho charity had lotsl commitments under nOnWcar￿ll&b￿9 operathng leases, due 88 follows:
2025
2024
wItNn onè yaar
Between one to fvio ￿are
20,000
36,660
20,000
56,660
20,000
19 RELATED PARTY TRANSACTIONS
Hampghlre Mlnd CIC (company numb8r 108718211 was formed by Solent Mind, Andover Mlnd and Havant Mlnd to faclltale the
provlslon of cArtain Harnpshire County Council Contracts. During lh8 y&ar, J Dav8ylol8, trustee, 9180 saN8d 88 8 director ol
Hampshire Mind CIC.
Andover Mlnd recoiv8d contract fundlng tolalllng £1,419,93012024'. £1,446,589) durfng the year. At the balance sheet date,
Andover Mlnd w6re owed £nll12024'. £121,158) by Harnpshim Mlnd CIC, which Is included In lrnde debtors, Andovei Mind also
owed Hampghlre Mlnd CIC £nll12024'. £3161, which is sh¢)vm within tradè uèdllorn.
32

ANDOVER MIND
(Company kniited by guarantee and not having a share cawta
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
20 PRIOR YEAR STATEMENT OF FINANCL4L ACTIVITIES
2024
Total
funds
R•5trfct•d Unrostrlct•d
fund6
funds
INCOME
DonaUcffi8 and18gaci88
charItab￿ acllvifjes
Fundrlslng income
Tradng 5ncom6
6.932
3,195,654
15,253
16,956
13,412
20,344
3,195,654
30,065
14,812
27,580
TOTAL IMCOME
3,234,795
3,290,599
EXPENDITURE
Voluntary Income costs
Trading c4)$16
355
32,894
355
32,894
33,249
33,249
Charftsbkn &dlvlt188
2,770,583
412,187
3,182,770
TOTAL EXPENDITURE
2 770 683
445,436
3,216 019
NET INCOMEIIEXPENDITURE)
FOR THE YEAR
464212
1389,8321
74,500
Tran8f8r8 b8hKen funds
(314,5421
314,542
NET MOVEMENT IM FUNDS FOR THE YEAR
149,670
175,QW}
74,580
FUM08 AT1 APRIL 2023
1,034.547
329,263
1,363,810
FUND8 AT 31 MARCH 2024
1,184,217
254 173

ANDOVER MIND
(Company lirnited by guaranteè and not having a share capltall
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
21 PRIOR YEAR FUND MOVEMENTS
RESTRICTED FUNDS
At
1 Awil
2023
At
31 Mar¢h
2024
Incom• Expondlturn Transf•r8
Carer Support and Dernenlia Advice- NLVth
HantS
Carer Svpport and Don￿118 Advice- W881 &
Soulh West H8nt8
Carer Support and 08mentia Advlce- South
East Hants
Wdl BeiNJ Test Val￿Y
Well Being Basingstok
Well Being Hort 8nd Rushmoor
Welibelng Romsey and Noth Baddèsley
Wellbelng Hub North H3nts Femborough
Wel1b￿n9 Hub Mhj Hants (Andover)
Wellb81ng Hub North Hants1808kngBtoko}
Ugly DuckliThJ
Bo You Iform6rfy Youth Coun$elrvJl
Repair café
Safe Haven. Aldershol and Famborough
S8f• Haven- Mld.Hant8
Safè Haven- extra funding
rArden Projocl
19,445
261,430
1267,964)
112,911)
42,942
414,222
{392,713}
147,383)
17,088
22.960
1,826
85,333
91,370
13.201
10,121
2,129
13,375
335,389
1307.2381
{1,826)
{8,0721
18,6291
127,431)
1185.5921
1125,6781
1164,8611
114,336)
122,386}
15,7031
171.514)
1161,2271
134,042)
138,3701
12,741
77.261
82,741
30,392
32,237
10,598
38.638
610
49,898
232,119
149.964
212.421
16.428
{5,276)
124,4111
115.8171
122.2971
11.4821
13,954
8,434
S,243
4,745
28,928
101.960
460
72,123
189,075
15,354)
119,3261
37,4￿1
67,918
1,736
10.079
31,108
6.226
497
78,662
1,736
10,055
43,368
Baskngstok8 Prlmary Care
Andovèr Prfmary Care
Ilhlte Water Loddon Pdmary C8
Andover p￿ary Caro- pe￿ FouThJalSon
Community Ccfin8ctors- Aljershol and
Carers W8lbeing
Mlnd- knflu8nce and Parflclpallon
MIr￿- Equalty Improvement
{241
13B,7731
{6,226}
56.510
15,477}
14971
122.5991
12,200)
162.732
(173,7641
45.031
1,800
1,800
{1,4861
{1,3951
314
405
88lance lo nextP8ge
586.120
2,152,771
2,020,882
209.426
508.583

ANDOVER MIND
Icorryany limited by guaranteé and not having a share capital)
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
21 PRIOR YEAR FUNO MOVEMENTS {continuedl
At
i Aprfl
2023
At
31 Mareh
2024
Incom• Exp•ndllur•
Trinsf•r8
Balanc8 Irom prev￿US pag8
586,120
2,152,771
12,020,882) 1209.426)
608,583
Welbeang séryke us8rs
Get Going Again- Covid Isolation
SMI Fundirvj Test Vallèy
SMI Fundlng 8asln951ok4
SMI Outreach PCN
ICTF Funding Test Vall8y
ICTF Fundlng Baskng8toke
ICTF Funding Hartand RuslThoor
CSDA Lrf8 Coacl4n9
PCN 8a8ingsloke Transformallon
PCN Andover Tran8formalKin
Wgbch81
PCN Romsgy and N¢Jrfh Badde
Yatfjley MHICS
Wlnche8ter Rural North and East PCN
Aeel MHICS
Vivid Hou81NJ
Advanckng Mental Health Equalits'es
SMI Facilltalors
Be You P88f Champlorr6
Caiolyst Reco¥ery and Connect
Household Support Fund Schgme
Garden for Mlnd
GP HubAndover
7,058
14.698
2,673
2,311
7,058
8,993
2,373
1,896
15,705)
{300)
16151
47
1,555
4.303
1700
259,171
70,808
4,720
42,565
1,657
11,076
2,077
332
5,714
5,559
7,499
47
1.555
4.303
13.700)
157,5551
111,5111
558,331
109,000
1358,8751
170,083}
11,4401
182,890)
138,356)
131,964)
137,9661
{37,80n
14,973}
145,0931
(7,4991
{2,5651
401,072
98,214
3.280
59,830
1,182
21,576
4,359
3,108
741
21,177
111,666
42.633
46,301
45.000
45,335
14,752}
13,837)
14,7521
14,752}
64,095
13,3841
3,755
1,190
5,000
25,168
2,808
44,952
5,956
119,7841
13,7861
638
1,034,547
3,234,795
2,770,583)
1314,542
1,184,217
UNRESTRICTED FUMDS
At
1 Aprll
2023
At
31 March
2024
Ih¢om• Exp•ndltur•
TraMIw•
DESIGNATED FUNDS.,
Develorfftenl fund
Cornmunicatiorts Mthellng
Young Persons ServK•s
Ugly Duckling
Bulkling Development Fund
EDI
Contingency Fund
30,000
10,000
10,000
5,000
15,000
10,000
14.5501
(25,450}
110,000)
110,tooi
{3.0501
15,9271
(8,5001
94,500
11.9501
{9.073}
1,500
94,500
Total deslgnated funds
General fvnd$
BO,000
115,5731
429,863
445,436
31.573
98,000
249,263
329,263
$5,804
282,969
314542
158,173
254,173
Tcrtal unre$l￿ed lur