ChaTIty Rogbtrall¢)n No. 1107896
C¢mpany Roglstration Nth 05305203 (England and Wales)
BASILDON MIND (LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
ANNUAL REPORT AND UNAUDITED
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2022
*AeHVRIHF•
3011112022
COMPANIES House
#99
MAYNARD HEADY LLP
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS

BASILDON MIND {UMITED BY GUARANTEE)
LEGAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION
Tru¥tee$
Ms L 09"fv￿wknbb
Ms S C A Chesney
Mr J Birkett
41$$ N Inv
MrJERowe
Miss K Duterry
Secrptary
Mi$$ K t￿b￿ry
Charity nufflber
1107896
Company number
05305203
R•gl8tor¢d ¢)fflce
37 East
Basddon
Essex
SS14 1F
Indep•nd•nt examiner
Mrs S J Caten FCA CTA
Pjatrix Hcuse
12-16 Lionel Rood
Canvey151and
Essex
SS8 9DE
Bankèrn
HSBC
33 Town Square
Basildon
Essex
SS14 18A
Soli¢itorn
ma￿"N Nossd a Co
1￿12 Southerth¥y
Basildc
Essex
SS14 1EL

BASILDON MIND (LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
CONTENTS
Page
TNslees' repthl
Statement oftrustees. re5ponSit¥I￿es
Independent examine¢$ report
Statement of fin￿la1 ar*Nitss
Balan¢* sheet
Notes to ts a¢courrts

BASILDON MIND (LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
TRUSTEES. REPORT (INCLUDING DIRECTORS. REPORT)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AIARCH 2022
The Tru5tee$ present their ￿nUal repL¥t and finan¢>al slatemerts tsthe year ended 31 Mar¢h 2022.
The aCc￿nts have been Prepared in >XJ)rdartt thè ac£g)unting pcAicies set out in note I to the a¢count$
and comply wth the company's Memorandum ar*J Artides of Asswab"on. the Companies A¢t 2006 and
"Accounts'ng and Reporting by Chariti"e$. Statement of Recomrrended pla￿.￿ aFplicable lo ¢harib"es preparing
their a￿0￿nts in accordance *Trth the Financia ReFOrting Standard apF4icable in the UK and Republic of Ireland
{FRS 1021. (as amen*Je¢J for a¢¢wnb"ng peiiods corThn￿ng from 1 January 201fj)
Objectives and aclivities
The principal purpose of the charity is lo provide residenlial and c¢mmunty $urwt seNc£s lo persons within
the community rnent￿ health drfficJJlties. The ￿PAISation athteves these objeclives by offering foren$ic
advocacy. a Helpline, a counsdlin9 service. wembeing s*¥1￿$ (walking, allotment}, supported accemmodalion
and 3 Commun'ty Mentsl Health in Partrer3hip 5ervice5. A chaity shop raises much needed fvAds which help
fund the o)uftsetling ser4ice.
Fofensic Advocacy
The organisatson continues to pmide forensic alvc¢a¢y at Weld House in The seThice remain$ a
vatued actiwty.
H￿PIl￿O
The organisation operates a telephone HelF4ine is Manr￿ behveen for 10 hours a day Monday to Thursday, for
6 hwrs on Fridays and 4 hours on Saturdays. An •ny*¢r service operate5 %then the Helpline is unmanned. In
addition. the organisation opèrates an Èmail Helrline.
Counselling
The organisation operates a sAzable and expandin9 counselling service. Youth5 aged 7-17 are seen free of
¢hafge and Aduts are seen for o small donation. A private ryjunselkng Servi￿ ts also operated. the inccme from
which helps fvnd the Youth and Adu￿ ser￿￿S. Counseying demarMI has inueased pos¢ Covith19 and a number
of actions have been made to increase ¢apath.
Wellbeing Ser¥tce6
Walki
2 walking groups uwrently matt lo walt ar¢xrrKI the Bayldon are4 fUN(y￿d by a debriefing and soual
catth up meèting. 11 1$ pt¥nned lo exparKI this %￿lI￿ng SeThry￿.
Allotment
Our allotment provides wenbeing benefits to its vofunteers fft tem￿ of soc¥81 erygernent, outdwr activity arml
the satisfaction of grovjing fgjd.
Supported Housing
The organisation operates four group horres and three aparbTr)ents for the accOm￿a￿.0￿ of people wth severe
and enduring mental heatth difficjjtties vtho are I￿king to be more independent wrth support of Basildon Mind in
the short to medium term. Ottupancy leveb were high during the year and ryrs renewa15 of the premises
continued. Overall, the housng Operab.￿ sho**d a poyb.ve con1n.￿￿"On.
Community IAental Health in P•rtnership Services
Crisis House and San
The Cnsis Housè is part of the 24n IAentsl HeaRh Cri*s Rewse and Care Serwce covering the 8ntire
geography of the Mid and Soulh E55ex IMSE} Crisis Care pathway and Fwovides a wam and welcomin9
environment that offer5 a rnroJe of n(w￿dInical intervent¢ons and The pn"nciple opwational philosophy of
the Crisis House ac¥oss MSE is to offer intensve. short-term support to help service users manage a mental
heath ¢ri$is in a residential setting. rather than in a hos￿1. As a ryisi$ swice, the se¢Mce VAI provide a time
lirniled stsy for users. A pLa￿ be offered for 3 nights and followng review can be offered fry a maximum of 5
nights. The team are seeking to erwo that sw¥i¢e usws h)me as as s)oSYb￿ wth a wellbeing plan
in pla¢x.

BASILDON MIND (LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
TRUSTEES. REPORT (INCLUDING DIRECTORS. REPORT) (CONTINUED)
roR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AIARCH 2022
Positive Path
The PoS￿"ve Pathways Team works vrithin the Integrated Mentsl Health ￿l￿ary Care Seryice and provide
holi5t4¢ sh¢rt4em support ojnneding peo* experiencing mental heath problems to local intts*ive$ and
sery1￿$ lor Pra￿￿1 emth.onal *¥ppyL
We to increase people's c1fflnec￿0n otheTS arKI th&r local comnyJnity and empower them ¢0 take control
of their own health and wellbwng. We help to slrengihen personal and commuruty reslier￿. and reducE health
inequalities. by adtlreswng the wder deterrrrfnants of heallh. $u¢h as debt. r•>)r houstrwj and physical inxtivty.
Charlty Shop
The Charity Shop was ab￿ to stay open post the CIM"&19 l¢xkdowns an c4)ntinuès to increase sales. The later
arè assisted by an eBay on4ine presence, used to sell higher pri￿ donations. A fijrther inD)me stream is tickets
for a local atttsction. whith ￿ sdl at a disc4Junl to the price ctwged at the altraclion rtsew, in $0 doing
generating revenue.
Volunlmrs
The chanty 13 gratefvl to the votuntews who have gwi thw'r time to the many services we offer and
congratulates those who organised and assisled in au fundraising effc*ts thrO￿hOut the period. The largest
group of volunteers is repre￿ted by qualified cojnsemcrfs vttto offer freenow c•st ¢ounselling to those in need.
thoul them, thi$ s¢rvi¢e not funclion. There 1$ vduntsry support in the wellt*"ng seNce, supplementing
the mostly part-timÈ paid staff. Most areas of cperation have some volunteer support and both mefrt)ers of the
finance team are Volunteers. The cos15 of fvjndraiyng are Very Icm in relatr'on to the income produced. whith is
mainly directed I￿ardS the young persons free oJunsellHW seNce. as rt enjoys lrtlle in the way of statukory
fvnding.
Publle 8￿•￿1
The trustee$ ¢onffim) that they have ¢¢)mplied 7Mth Ihe duty of sedi￿ 17 of Ihe Chwibes Ad 2011 to ha￿ due
regard to Charity Commisgon's guidance ￿ pubk benefft.
In carrying OLrt the actmties above the trustees consider that Basrf&)n ac*#evès ¥9nfficant benefits on
behalf of setmce users and the communty at large. There is arn￿e eVId￿te ol this in feedbad( from seM¢e
users in questi￿n81re$, meetin9$ f￿rn5.

BASILDON MIND (LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
TRUSTEES. REPORT (INCLUDING DIRECTORS. REPORT) (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2022
Financial rnview
Overall. a good rtn¥n¢ial resull ¥¢hieved in a thfficutt year Whil￿ Ba5ilth Mind recovers from the fall out of the
pandemic. The Trust Board worked tmth tr￿ management team to ensure the Se￿￿ levels were mainta¢'ned to
prtrpandemic levels whilst maintaining a g(*)d financFal posilion and not maktng n•t10ss for the year.
During this period the mana9ement team have been conxit)us of minimising adnwni51ratiCffl C1$51s and to se(yJre
more specialist volunteers lo help Basildon Mind grow and imwove the cyeraty"on5.
We have seen further imwovements in the operations with the development of ow Client Relationship
Mafiagèmènt $oth¥are and more effec*ve of the counselltXS' b"me. has ljelped to inc¥ease
caparity.
have also imF4emented a Vcice Over Intemet Proto0￿ (VOIP) tdephone syslem. whith a5 a5 reduun9
costs at)d improwng call quality. makes rt eas￿ to make. re¢•ve transfer c￿15 via phyS￿al handsets and
soft phoftès.
Qualty Assurdn¢•
A reQLHren￿nt of bwng affiliated to National MiTrJ t5 the latter's Mind Quality Management
IMQM) qU￿lty framework. This stan&alone qualty standard requires demonstration of c(Jmplsance wth
rigorous set of govemarKe. Ope(att￿S. finance, people. sefvice and quahty standards. Basildon Mind was last
awarded the prestigi¢u$ Mam in March 2021. SirKe then. the management team has ￿tinue￿I to ¢arry out
improvements related lo enhanced MQM rewremerrts WKI carried a self-assessment. in preparation for the
next National Mind audit in 2023.
MQM contains 300+ indimdual questions in 4 categc4ies." Leadership & Govem*￿￿, Financè & Polic*es.
S*rvi(*s & PeoF4e and Influe1￿* & Engapment believe C3)mpliano wbth $u¢h a rdevant. ¥duoU$ $tartdard
dewM)nstrate5 that our goveman¢e. leadership. finanryal Cl￿ and qudty of services are at the standard
required, validated via a Ftysical amlit from NaI￿al Mind.
Rlsk fa¢toY¥
The irustees have overnll responsibllity for ensuring Ihat the tharity has apFw"ale systems of ¢onlrols. finanrial
and otherwse. Procedure5 are in to a5se55 business risks and lo implement risk management strategies.
This involves fewlar idenb"fication of the types of risk the thaity faces. pnoriti'sing them in terms of potential
impact and ￿ke11￿00d of Oc￿rrenCe, and identifying means of mitigating the risks.
Strueturè, go¥•manc• and manag•m•ni
Basildon Mind is a corwy limited by guarantee inCryF￿ted on 6 December 2004 * 1$ govemed by its
Memorandum and ￿ti¢le$ dated 24 Novemter 2004.
The Trustees. are also the tlired(xs for the puw ofcompany V4tM> served during the year and I
to the date of sgnature olthe financTral ststements were..
M$ L 0gilv￿￿*bb
Ms S CAChesney
Mr J 8irf(ett
Mrs D Tobin
Miss N Inluri
MrJERowe
Miss K cA￿ery
(Reswed 22 Marth 2022)
Members nominate twstees ele¢1 offic￿¥TerS at IheAnnual Gen•Jat Kqeeting. The Board vthith acts as
ExecLrtive Committee may c￿0p1 indi￿￿valS as necessary in the course of the year. ReC￿rtment of trustees
porticularty for speaalised skills may be undertaken thI￿gh the offices of the Counc41 for Voluntary SeMcEs.

BASILDON MIND ILIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
TRUSTEES. REPORT (INCLUDING DIRECTORS. REPORT) (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2022
The Board olTnntees can have to 20 mtyxbers to admbnisterlhe tharity. There we a number of ad-ho¢ su
committees induding Quality. Ho$ng and Firtan￿. A new Chiel ExeuTrtive Officer. Qenise Kert was appointe<J
from Maich 2021, ftAlowing the ￿SIgna￿"0D of prwous CEO, Catherine Sa¢*ey. To faciSitate effec*ve operatMJns
the Chi*f Executive has been delegated authoiity for overseeing the acailhties ofthe ￿ganiSation and for
employment matters.
No other bodie¥ n¢xninale truslee5 ty 8o•rd Mern￿.
B35ildon Mind is affiliated lo National Mind, sharin9 its obiecb"¥es and ¢ampaTrgning ams. The tru5tee5 at
B8sildon mir￿ are f￿ to make thw"r ovm de(j￿￿$. while ¢Jue regard is gwen to overall strategies. The què
standards introduced by Nation￿ have been imr4e￿￿.
The
es'r
vmsa
oved by the 8oard ofTrustees.
Mr J Blrk•tt
Trustee
txited..
1?.11.2022

BASILDON MIND (LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
STATEMENT OF TRUSTEES',RESPONSIBILITIES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2022
The TwsteÈ$. who are also the dire¢kn of Ba￿k1￿ PAiThJ lknrnited by Guarantee) fof the purpose of CoMp￿Y law,
are respon￿ble lty prepallng the Trustees. Report and the a¢£ounts in a￿>T￿ance ￿ applicabje law and United
Kingdom Accounb"ng Standards (Unrted lfjngdryn Generally Accepted Acrywnb"ng Pfactice).
Company law requires the TFUStees to Fware accouts finanaal year vthith 9ive a true and faK view of
the state of affairs of the charity and of the inconmng resources and applicatsan of reswcès, induding the ino)me
and expenditure. of the chaiitable company for that year.
In preparing these acc￿nts, the Trustees are rewired to:
- select 5Urtable acwjntry pcAicies then ap&* them ￿￿￿$ten￿.
- obseNe the methods and wnuF4es in the Charilies SORP"
. make judgemwts and estimates that are reasoThble and prudent".
- slate whether applicable UK ACC￿n￿.￿ Slandards have been fo￿14ed, subje(* ¢0 #ny material departures
disdosed and eX￿ained in the accounts:
- prepare the accoun¢5 M th• 90itvJ concern basis unless it is iiapprow.ate to presume that the th*ty V*ill continue
in opèration.
The Tru5tee5 we responsible for keepirtg adequate accounting rerjyds that rfisc4ose reasonatle accuracy at
any time the finanaa position of the cJJmpany and enable them to ensure that the accounts comply with the
Companies Act 2006. They are also responsible for safegLtarthng the assets of the tharity and hence for laknng
reasonatle step$ for the provention and detection offraud and other irregylarthes.

BASILDON MIND (LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
INDEPENDENT EXAMINER'S REPORT
TO THE TRUSTEES OF BASILDON MINO (LIMITÈD BY GUARANTEE)
I report to the Trustees on my examination of the finalw)￿ staterrrt of Ba¥1￿ Mind (Limiled ty Guarantee) (the
company) for the year ended 31 Marth 2022.
Responsibililies and ba318 of v¢port
As the Trustees of company {artd *so its dffe¢tors tor the purposes of compary law) are responsible for the
preparation of the finanaal 8tstements in accwdance with the requirement5 of the Companie5 A¢t 2006 (the 20Cfj
Act).
Hoving jatirfod mysew that the st*em¥ts oflh• c(ryany are not required to be audrted under Part 1R of
thc 2006 Act ond arc oligiblc for 1ndcpcnd￿t exawrdnJlion. I report in wsp•¢t d my examin•tson of the eompèny'8
financAal statements caThied ￿J1 under section 145 of the chanb.es Aci 2011 (the 2011 Acl). In carrying out my
examination I hav8 followed all the aprAicabbe Dirtt*ors gwen by the Charity Commission under section 145(5}Ibl
of the 2011 A¢L
Indepondert examlnorfs stat¢menl
Since the company'5 gro55 inC(￿e exceeded £250.OW your examirw musl be a member of a body listed in seclion
145 of the 2011 Act. I confirm that l am qualtfied to undertake the exarr•nation because l am a member of The
Institute of Chartered A￿OUntantS in England and W*$, vknith is one of the listed bodies.
I have ¢omplete¢J my examination. I confirm that no matters have CJ)mt to my attènkn in c¥)nneditsn with the
cxamination giving mc G]U￿￿ to believe that in any material respecL
accountirwJ records were not kept in respeLI ofthe company as rewirtd by Sects￿ 386 of the 2006 Ad.. or
the finanual ststernents do ￿t acrA)rd wth those recttds," or
the financial statements do not ¢omply V+Tth the ac£c4Jnting requifements of sedts￿ 396 of 2006 Act othèr
than any requirement that the aLroLrts gbve a true and far vi¢w*thith is a mattw considered as part of
independent examinatiort.. or
the finanryal 5ts1ements have not been wepared in aCCtyda￿ %Mth the meth¢x15 and principles of the
statement of Recommended Practs'ce for aCc￿n￿.￿g and reFWting by chaiib.es applicabte to charities
preparing their accc*Jnts in accordance with the Finanual Reporty"ng Standard applicable in the UK and
Republic of Ireland {FRS 102).
I have no concerns and have come auoss no other matter5 in conne(*"on the examination to attention
. ould be drnwn in this r8POrt in order to enable a proper ￿derSta￿1r￿j of the finaniial statempnts to be reached.
Mrss
atèn FCA CTA
PAatrix House
12-16 Lionel Road
Canvey Island
Essex
SS8 9DE
Dated..¥...- i !- 2L

BASILDON MIND (LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
STATEMENT OF FINANCIALACTIVITIES
INCLUDING INCOME ANO EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2022
Unrestricted Unrestricted
lunds
funds
2022
2021
Incom• from:
Donations and legacies
Charitable xbvities
Other trath'ng activrties
Inve$tm¢nts
39,195
277.179
89,165
43
80.930
211,248
24,735
82
Total inc¢)m&
405,582
316,995
Ex
nd6ture on:
Raising fund$
93,974
60,439
Charitable actiwties
307,382
248.041
Totsl •xpernli¢uro
401,356
308.480
Met Income for the yearl
Net movement in funds
4.226
8.515
Fund balan¢es at 1 April 2021
197,902
189.387
Fund b•lances at 31 March 2023
202.128
197,902
The statement of ffinancial aCt[￿beS indudes all pns losses recogrised in the year.
l income and experKll￿re derive from conlinury ad1¥1￿.
The statement of finanu¥l a(aivities also c4)m￿e$ reqillrements an inc¢mo aNJ expenditure account
under the CompaniesAct 21x16.

BASILDON MIND (LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
BALANCE SHEET
ASAT31 MARCH 2022
2022
2021
FIXMI assets
Intangible assets
Tangible assets
13
14
5,093
4,737
4,387
6,128
9,830
10.515
Cuffont a$s¢ts
Debtors
Cash at bank and in hand
15
3.341
222.025
5.956
223,344
225.366
. 229.300
Cr•ditNs.' amounts falling du• ¥Athin
one year
133.068}
141,9131
Net Current assèts
.192.298
.187.387
Total assots ¢uffgnt liabilitie
202.128
197,902
Income fvnds
Unre91ri¢ted funds
202,128
197.902
202.128
197,902
The company is entitled to the exemption fr￿n the aKlit req￿￿￿eftt c￿ained n sedion 477 ofthe Conpanies Act
2006, for the year entded 31 Marth 2022.
The directors acknoAedge their respOnsib￿ltieS comthng With the requirements of the Compant*s A¢t 2006
re3PCCt to act￿￿￿￿9 rec3)rd* and the PTep**ion olfinantsal sl3t•m•nts.
The members have not required the cunpany to otéain an of ils financial ststements for ihe year in question
aCr￿r￿e wilh seclion 476.
The$e fin¥noal statements have been pr￿[￿￿ in y￿th the pro￿$10￿5 applicth to companies subject
to the small companies regime.
The financial statements
15.11.2022
approved by th• Trustees on.........................
MrJ 8ithett
Trustse
Company r•gi$tration number l)5305203

BASILDON MIND (LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2022
Aeeouftting policieg
Charity infomialion
Basildon Mind (Limited by Guarantee) is a wrvate c>)mparby hmrted by guarnntee IrKryr￿ in England and
es. The fe9iStered office is 37 East Basddon. Essex, SS14 1H
1.1 Accounting conventlon
The acwunt5 have been prepared in acclxdance the companys Memmthm and Artides of
AssocAation, the Companies Act 2006 and "Acwjnling and Re￿￿"n9 by Chanb"e5". Statement of
Recommended Practice applic3ble to charibes preparin9 their ac£ounts in accordance with the Finaneial
Reporting Standard apF4icabte in Ihe UK and Reputyli¢ of Ireland {FRS 102)" las amermled for accounting
od$ o>nmenon9 from 1 January 20161. The a Public 8enefft Entity as defined by FRS 102.
The coryany has tsken advantage of ts prwsicms ￿ the SORP for d￿li￿eS applying FRS 102 Updat8
Bulletin 1 r￿t to prepare a Stslement of Cash FIov*S.
The financial stslernents are prepared in 51erh"ng. vknith 1$ the aJrTenGy of the e4Nwy. Monetary
ounts in thvJe financial Statements are rounded to the nearest £.
The finanaal statements have been prepared under the histor￿1 Cosl c¢xwentsM. The prlwpal 9￿￿n￿rVj
FoJi¢ies adopted are CArt b•1￿.
1.2 Going concern
At the time of approving the ffinanraal slatemerts. the Trustees have a reason*4e expecaation that the
cA)mpany has adequate re￿xI[ceS lo continue in ¢)peTabonal exsstence f¢y the foreseeable future. Ths"th$
Trustees CA￿tinUe to adopt the goin9 t4)ncem basis of accountr'ng in preparing the finanual statements.
1.3 Charilabl• funds
Unrestricted fijnds are avadable fry use * the (*screlI￿ of the Trustees in fvrtheranc¢ of their charitable
¢bJ'*¢ti¥•$.
ReslriLtted funds ¥e subied to speafic conditions by don0￿ as lo IMM they may be uséd. The puryjoses and
itsès of the restrh*d are set out in tr* r¥)tes to Ihe finanoal state￿nts.
Furth¢r exp]¥n*"on ot the nature and pwpc4e of eath fimd 1$ Thsuded In the note$ lo the fin8nry81
8tatementS.
IA Income
Ir￿4)me 1$ reconised when the company is legally enlrfed to it after any performance condition$ have
met, the amoun15 can be measured reliably, and rt is probaFAe that in¢ome win be receNed.
Cash donation5 are recrynised on TecwFrt. are recognised Or￿ the company has b8efb
r•Jtified of the donation. unless perf￿nce conditions require ¢Jefe￿I of the arrKJunt. Ino)n7e lax recoverable
in ￿latiOn to donations rewved turder Giftkn or deeds ofc0ven￿l is rectyr4sed 41 Ihe time of the donation.
L¢gaaes are recognised on receipt ty othemse rf the clxnpany has been notiffied of an impending
slribub"on. the amc¥Jrtt is knovm. and rec*pt Is expaded. If the amount 1$ not knm, the legacy is treated as
a ojntsngenl ¥$set.

BASILDON MIND (LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2022
Accounting poli¢1os
Iconllnugdl
lts Expendlturn
Expendrture is recognise(I there 1$ a legal or constrfft obligab"M to transfer economic benefft to a
third party, it is probable that a twansfer of economic beneffts V*ill be required ￿ setllemenl. and the amount of
the obligation can be measured reliabty.
Expendrture is d8ssfied by ath"Mty. The costs of eath aL*¥ty are made up of the totsl of (l￿e¢l ￿$t$ and
shared costs, induding support costs invow in undertaking each acb'wty. Lh'rect Costs attributable to a single
"Mty are allocated directty to that a¢Xiwty. Shared ¢osts which contllbthe to more than c￿e actsvity and
$upp¢rt Costs whid) are not attributa￿e to a &ngle a¢tiwty *è aFwtitsrwl betw*n those ath"vities on a basis
consislenl the use of resources. Central slaff cost5 are altocated on Ihe ba￿$ of bme spent. and
depreriats.on tharge5 are allo¢>ted on the po￿"￿ ofthe assefs use.
All o)sts are allcKated between the expen(Slwe Categ￿eS of the stater￿ of F¥Bnc>al Acbvities on a basi5
designed to refied the use of the resou￿. Costs relating to a parbcuLar actiwty are allocated diredly, otheTS
are apportboned on the apwowate basis ol lloor area. slaff twne and estimated usage.
Expendilurt is accounted for on an accruals ba%s and ha5 been da$s5f￿￿ undtrr headings that aggreg*e all
¢))sts rel*ed to the eattgw. The txpenditLKe indudes akn"butat4e VAT rf rt cannot be o¢overed. Where
costs cannot be diredty altribLrted to pa￿"CUlar headings they have been alktated to activtss on a basis
COn￿$tent.￿th the use of rewJrces. Grants offered. subs'ect to ciffldiiicns whicth have not ljeen met at Ihe
year end date, are noted as a cmvnrtment Ixrt not accwed as expenditu￿.
1.6 Inlangibl• fixed ass•ts other than good*i
Intangible assets acquired separatety from a business are Tecognised at cost ar*J aTe subsequentty measured
at cost less ac￿Mulated amortisation and aC￿mUlated impairn)ent losses.
Intsngible assets acquifed on bjsiness c4)rnt4￿10ns are re(y)ynised sep8r*dy frpm 9oo(knll al the
acqui%ts"M date where it 1$ wobat4e th* the expected fvlure benefits that are attril)ulable lo the
asset will flow to Ihe entty and the fair value of the asset can be measured reliabty." the irrtangible a55el arises
from contractual or other legal nghts.. and the int¥ryible asset is separable from the entity.
Amortisation is recognised so as to ￿lIe off the cost ry valu*ion of assets les$ ther residual values over their
usefvl lives on the following bases..
20% IN
1.7 Tangiblè fixèd ass•ts
Tangible fixed assets are initiaNy meagnd al co* subsequenuy Measu￿ at Mst c* valuation, net of
depreciation and any impaimwft1ts5SeS.
DepreualMJn is recognised so as to I￿rte off Ihe cost or Valuatton of assets less thwr residual values over their
usefijl lives on the following bases..
Leasehold imr￿0vernents
Fixtures and fiitings IHtyJsingl
Coffputers
25% straw Ihie
25% straigm line
25% ￿duC￿9 balant
The gain or10s3 arigng on the thsFKJsal of an asset is (letemiined as the difference beh¥een the sale twcthds
and the (arrying value of Ihe asset. and is recogrwsed in the slatement of financial athties.
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BASILDON MIND (LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AIARCH 2022
Accounting pollcies
(Continued)
1A Imp41mi•nt ot fixed assets
At each fepoth'ng end date. the company rewews the Ca￿n9 wnounts of rts tangitle and intangible assets to
determine whether there is any indicalion that those assets have suff￿& an impaimient l¢)ss. If any sueh
indication exists. the recoverable amount of the asset is estimated in wder to detemiine the extent of the
impaimient loss lrfanyl.
1.9 Cash and cash equivalents
Cash. and cash equivalents Ind￿je cash in harml. detM)strts held at ¢*1 wlh bank3. other 5hort-terrn liquid
investments with Origin￿ maturittes of three months or less. and bank ovwdrafts. Bank ovefdrafts are shown
thin bormwinys in ¢urrent liabil
1.10 Financial instruments
The company has elecled to a￿Y the prowsicffis of 11 '8a5i¢ Finangal Instruments, and Section 12
'Other FinanLial Instruments Issues. of FRS 102 to of ts finan¢i* instruments.
Finanoal instruments are recrynised in the rnmp*s balance sheet %then the ccrfnpany becomes paty to
the contractual provi*ons of the instwumenL
Finanaal assets and liabilities are offset. with the net amounts wesented in the firorKial ststemerts. when
thère is a legally enfttceaè4e right to set off the recogni5e(l amwnts and there is an intention to setue on a net
b8si$ orto realt.se the asset and settte the liats.rty >multaneousPy.
Baslc flnanclal assets
Basic finan￿￿ assets. V•thich indude debtcn a￿1 ¢ash and bank bakn¢es. We irNtially mtaSLKed ot
transaction pric8 induithng transaction costs and are sub5equenlty ￿rrIed al arrKwti5ed cost Using the effective
inlerest method unless the arrangement constitutes a finanong transaL*"on. wheo the tran5acty.on 1$
measured at the present vabJe of the futu￿ re￿ipts discounted at a market rate of interes1. Finanryal assets
cta55thed as receivable wrthin Me year are not amortised.
Basie financial liabililles
Basic finanaal liabiliti'es, induding ueditors and bank loans are in￿81ty fe¢ognised at tr8nsa¢Aion pri¢e unless
the arrangement c*nsbiutes a financing transathon. vthere Ihe debt instrulnent is measured at the present
value of the future payments disC<thted at a market rate of interest Finanaal liabilitses daS￿fied as payable
vAthin one year are not amortised.
Debt instrum•nts are subsequently carried at anN>rtised cosL using the effe(*ve irrterpst rate rrthod.
Tratle crethtor5 are obh'gati￿$ to pay ts goods or 5eNices that have been acquired M Ihe ordinary COUTse of
operations from supplers. Amthjnts payable are da$￿fied as current liabiliti'es rf payment is due wthin one
year or less. If not, they are presented as nortrcuThent liabililies. Trade Cfeditors are recoynised inilially at
transa¢ts"on pri¢e and $ubseq4rently measured at amtyb.sed c05t Using the effeth.ve tntere5t method.
Derecognition of financial Ik?bilities
Financial liabil￿"e5 are derecognised K**En the crMwany's ￿￿traL*jaI expire or are discharged or
cancAled.
1.11 Employeo bonofft8
The cost of arry unused holbyay entslletrnnt 1$ rEc(ynised in the pwiod in wtiich the employee's ￿¢¢$
received.
Temwnation benefits are recognised ￿r￿e(￿a14fy a5 ￿ expense wthen tr￿ c4Jmpany is dem￿￿blY
committed IO teminate the enWoyn*nt of ￿ enwloyee or to provide twnwnation benefits.
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BASILDON MIND (LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUEDI
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2022
Accountlng P0￿cleS
(Contlnuedl
1.12 Re*ement b•noffts
The eharitst4e cunpany operates a defined contribub'or¢ pension sche￿. Contribution$ payable t¢ the
tharits￿e ¢omp3ny'$ pension s¢heme ¥e ¢haryed to the Statement of Financial Adiw"ty"es in thtt period to
which Ihey relate.
fAitieal accounting estimales and judgeiii•Thts
In the application of the company's aCco￿ting Fdiraes. the Truslees are Tequired to make judgements.
estimates and assunytions at*)ut the cafrysng amount of assets and liatrmlilies Ihat arè not readity apparent
from other sourtes. The eslimate5 and a550ts3ted assumptions are based gn histori￿1 experience and other
fa¢tors th* are Considered to be rÈlevanL Actual results may thffer Irtsm these esb"m#tes.
The esblnates and underlying assumptions are wthved on an or#J￿ng basis. Rev¢&ons to accounting
esbmates are recognised in the penod in vthich the eslimate is revised where the revision affects 0￿Y that
period. or in the period of the revision ar￿ futixe periods v•here Ihe revision affects both current and futur¥
periods.
Donations and legacle5
un￿¥trIC￿d
lunds
Total
2022
2021
t)onats'ons and gifts
Government and other grants recwved
25.497
13.698
14.751
e6,179
39,195
80,930
Donations and gifts
Coun5elling donations
Gener
25.497
14.727
24
25.497
14.751
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BASILDON MIND (LIMITED BY GUARAp¥fEE)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL sTATEMEP￿s ICOKll14UED}
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2022
¢rb
21
13.784
18,709
10.e57
28.È36
31.94D
24.737
South Essex P*&iÈrnhpTI
17.126
69245
69.245
24.738
32.585
115.638 114.8Y
24.73a
115.63
115.fj14
115.
25,876
17.126
277.179 211,248.
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BASILDON MIND (LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2022
Other trading xtivits¥s
Totsl
funds
2022
2021
Fundraissng events
Shty) income
3.027
86.138
24,130
Othertrading actswties
89.165
24.735
Inv•8tmanls
Total
funds
2022
2021
Intere8t re¢eNable
43
82
Raislng funds
Llnrestricted Unrestricted
funds
fvnds
2022
2021
F ndraisin
Fundraising agents
30,
Tradrn
costs
Operab"ng ¢harity shops
Staff C￿Sts
Support c4)sts
47.129
38,288
8.527
26,950
27,293-
6,1
TradiTrJ costs
93.944 .
60.439
93.974
60,439
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BAsILI￿N MIND fUMITED BY GUARAI¥TEE)
NOTES TO THE FINAPKIAL STATEMENTS i¢oimNUEDI
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AIARCH W22
rllabk•xw¥i￿1
2022
2021
32
31.748
15.891
178.182
63.682
112273
es.481
8D
4.878
31
i1(
19.4
36.4SO
38.45D
110.LW)2
21191
46.739
278.325
21fj.W
swe0fi￿wtC￿ts role 10)
ShweofgDWnKVKe w*lse¢nth 101
419
15.808
13.249
19,496
12,281
4.135
6.7D2
1412
109.240
122,756
25.303
46,739
307.382
246.041
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BASILDON MIND (LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED) _
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2022
, Doscliption of charitslJl¢ a¢livllles
WelKxlng eentre
The Wellbeing centre operated until May 2016 until the ftJryJvvJ nece3sWY to contÈnue its operation ceased.
Gounselllng
Basildon Mind is a regist8r8d Member of the British Assouation for CounseNing and Psychotherapy. We have
Ihiee Counselhng SeNices based at prÈmi5es at W)ilmore Vky. Ba*'bdon as lollcws:.
Mindfijl Counselling seThi￿ (fee pa￿￿j Sem￿ -'£40 per session) 15 a service for adults 18+ thildren and
young people from Ihe age of 7 -18 years are also offered Iherapy in this service. The numbèr of sessions
owded is detenY*ned by the d*nt and is Mt limited.
Basilt1on Mind Adtht C¢unselliiig la. y￿ntrry dcKPl1￿ is suggested per session) 18 a #eNice for
adults 18+.
Childien and Young People's CounseMiThJ Sofvice is a free seThryc% fc¥ dwldren and yowo people from the age
of 7-18 years of age.
Vle have a team of 30* c￿n5¢11￿5 wrykn.ng *ilhin the ¢ounselin9 sep4i¢e5. offer 12 sessions of ontrt
orE confidentsal therapy to dients, alihough this can bp extended rf appropriate. The services offer an average
of 70 sessions per week.
Our counsellors have a wide range of kn0wledgeth3in1n￿experie￿￿- some are students studyin9 for their
qualifications. but at a stage where they arè a￿e to see dienls. Wille thè majority are qualffied and several
tr quafified to degrv levd. ￿ a￿ayS encourage t￿nSel101S to undertake addib.onaj trainin9 as part of their
' Conbnued Professional Deveb)pmenL Several in-house o)urse$ have laken ptace i.e. Mental Health
Awareness. Chiklren's Play Therapy. Tran5acts"onal Amaty$$ w¢.
AdLth Support Group
This group meets on a weekty basts for an hw and a half and is frdL?lit*d by a quafffied ￿￿rts￿l0T. The
purpose of the 9￿p is to offw efigtyng lTrw3peub"c supwt to people dis¢harged from h05Fital experienung
mental Iwlth d￿￿1￿"e$.
Tel￿one He1￿Ine
The telephone helF4ine operates during the trn that the counsellKvJ service is open. It offws hdp and
support to people experiencing mentsl healtrt probtems, their relatsves. thendslcarers or to professionals. The
telephone hetpline is ustd by wular ¢*lews who Isolate￿￿eVe$Se￿. rt 15 81$0 LJ5ed in a similar way to
the Samanfans Helpline ina5muth as we receive calls fr¢rn peorde TA1￿ are feeling extremely distressed.
Houslng pr￿#¢1
Basildon Mind's Houstng PrO￿¢t is made up of 4 Group Hcthes eath hw$ing 2 and 4 residents.
Along with 3 separate self contain tsts. Ba￿ldOn Mind manage and wnaintain all aspects of the house$ and
flats ensuring Ihat all repairs are done by the Council arKI that a# Tesklents ￿sP￿ct and keep all woperties in 8
good Conditi￿ and ￿te of repair.
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BASILDON MIND (LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2022
Des¢rlptio•i of charitable •¢ti¥iiies
IContinu•O)
Advocacy
ForÈnsie Adv￿a￿ (SeDj￿ SeNtss)
Our independenl trens¢ advo¢*e is based in Brock[￿Id House. I041d￿ and offer5 a confidential fonnal
8dvocary $ervi¢e to the inpalF'ents vtho originate frcrfn North and South Essex. The advocate ensures that
patients are informed of their right5 and hdps them lo understand them. In addition. the advocate will supportl
represent patients at various meetings e.g. I￿rd roundslcare planning rYwling$lSdKitorsTrolice intemews.
Pa*'ents can contact the advocate and request thak they ¥1￿1 them on the ward lo help with a Y￿ety of issues
e.g. ComFAaintsMletlarelHwsing.
ForensicAdvocary (Sec￿re Sw¥ic*s> Olrt of Essex
We provide Independent Mental Health Aca advocaty (IMHAI to palients %4tho are 0ri9inally from outsidè thè
Ess*x ar•a e.g. The Channel Isles ¢t¢. This 1$ • forn￿1 seThice Off￿n9 pakn.ents support at FAefttsl Healih
Review Tribunals. ard r•presffitats'on #t w¥d munds. c￿ thnnin9 meeb.ngs et
10 Supixwt eosts
Support Gov•manc•
2022
Support Govemance
05ts
2021
Staff costs
Depretyab"on
Communteatton
Premises
other costs
32.762
3.608
32.762
3.608
12.090
2,430
5,680
35.242
2,488
35.242
2,488
12,659
12.0
2.430
12,6S9
647
8.558
8.558
AcctA&ntsn¢y
Other eosts
Charged to adivilies
induding staff ¢osts
6.492
24,972
6.492
24.972
6,026
22.783
6,026
22,783
150.4501
150.450)
(￿.450}
150,450)
20.2
17,384
37.584
21.864
16.089
37,953
Anatysed between
Trading
Chafrtat4è acliwiies
4.392
1 S.808
4.135
13.249
8.527
29.057
2.369
19.496
3,827
12.261
6.1
31,757
20.2ry)
17.384
37.584
21.865
16.088
37.953
Govemance costs includes payments to the examiner c4£5,00012021- £4,680) tor ex4min¥b"on fees.
In addition to examineVs remunerab'on are ttwges paid to the examiner in relabon to other seNces totalling
£1.49212021 - £1.092).
11 Tnrstees
None of the Trustees (or any persons o￿ne[￿ed wilh them) received any remuneralion during the year.
thjring the year, expenses totalling £1.380.7012021: £rMI) was paid to Mr J Birkett and £35.0012021.' £nill was
paid lo Miss N Inturi.
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BASILDON MIND (LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2022
12 Employees
Number of •mploye
The average monthty nurr&Jer olerrwloyees during the year was..
2022
Numb•r
2021
Number
Dired charitsble
Administration
16
25
19
Employment Costs
2022
20
èges and salaries
Soa81 security costs
Other pen￿On costs
230,570
11.694
4.948
162,246
8,087
4.475
247.212
174,808
There were no emF4oyees 4¥those annual remunerabon was £60.000 or more.
13 Intangible fixed assets
Softwar•
At 1 April 2021
Addrtions. separatety acquired
4,680
1,824
At 31 Mar(* 2022
6,504
Amortis•Oon and Impairniart
Al 1 April 2021
Amortisation charged ts the year
293
1.118
At 31 kq¥ch 2022
1.411
Carylng amourt
At 31 March 2022
5,093
At 31 IAarth 2021
4.387
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BASILDON MIND ILIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2022
14 Tangible fixed assets
Totsl
knprov•rn•nts
Cost
At 1 Aprfl 2021
Addrti¢n$
8.163
5,776
S.245
1,098
19.184
1,098
At 31 Marth 2022
8,163
5,776
6,343 '
.20,282
Depreclation and imp•imbwI
At l April 2021
DeprerAation tharged in the ye
8,163
2,910
1,983
13.056
2,489
At 31 Marth 2022
8.163
4.354
3.028
15,545
Carying amount
At 31 March 2022
1.422
3,315
4,737
At 31 Marth 2021
3,262
8,128
15 Debtorn
2022
2021
Amounts falllng due wilhin one year.
Prepaymerts and accwed in(yJme
3.341
5,956
16 Cr•dltOfs: amounts lamlng due *ilhin on• y•ar
2022
2021
Accruals and deferred income
33,068,
41.913
17 R•tlrement benefft schÈm•s
The Co￿nY operates a defined cwtn"l)ution pensi￿ stheme for JI qualfy.ng emF4oyees. The assels of the
stheme are held separately from those ofthe cryy in ￿ iThaependenty adminisiered fvnd.
The Cor￿libUtI￿￿ pay*)le by the cth)7pany fty the year *ETe £4.722 (2021- £4.4571.
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BASILDON MIND (LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2022
18 Operating leas• eommltm•ftts
At the reporting end date the company had ryjtstanding ccfflnllmerts for filure mininwjm lease payments
under non4ancdlable cpèraling leases. which fall due as follws..
2022
2021
Imthin one year
B•￿e*fi ts¥o and five years
In over five years
18,lJOO
72,000
36,000
18.000
72.000
54,000
126.000
144.000
19 Related party ￿n*•¢110￿$
There were no disdosat4e related paity transacti¢)n$ ￿rn9 the yw12021 - none).
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