RCGISTERED COMPANI, NIIMBER: 04184862 (Etigland and Il'#lcs)
REGISTERED CIIAwn' UIIIBEI R: 1108470
Report of Ilie Ti'ustees and
Audited Financial Statements foi. the Vear Ended 31 Nl*relJ 2025
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Havei'ing Illin

Havei'iiig MiTrd
ConteTrls of tlie Financial Statements
fhi. Élle Ycar Ci nded 31 Mai'¢h 2025
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Chairman's Statement
Repoi't of the Ti'ustees
Report ijf the lJ]dependenl Auditoi's
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Statenient of fi inanei#l.4Ltivities
15
Balanee Sh¢et
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Cash fioiv St8teJnent
Notes to the Cash Floiv StAteTnent
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Notes to the f4 inaneial Staten)ent5

Havcriiig Mind
Cliaii'iiian's StxtcMtMt
for tlie I'car JI Sllarch 2U2S
This year, Ive l)ave eontlnued to find innovative M?ays to Jneet the increasing dcmand for support. and Mte have ttsuclied
tl)e lives of mol'e people U)an ever before through our Serviccs and Events.
A gi'eat example of this is Ihc sicp cliaiige we've niade in Mpelcoining voluntee1% in to our iVOTl<. Oui. Ivondci'ful
volunteeis ￿'e liavino a sEiynifL¢ani iiiipact supporting our people aci'oss ihe organisation Ilirough our piDje¢ts and
PIDL4'aiDikn¢s as well as tliroiigh Clu'istsnas Land and Suinmer Fest - oui. 2 big am)ual ￿nd1.￿l$1ng eveiits. We al'e so
gi"aleful to them foi. tlieii. cominittn¢ni and passion.
We COEtlii)ue to put oui. service usei's 2L (l)e heai'l of everytliing ive do and I'i)i excitcd abolit ivlieiE this iwill lake us.
Without nLenlal healtl), there is no healtl). And. with tl)is in mind, we are addi'es.sing healtli incqualilics in I'elation to
'¢llbeing through all of our pi'ojecis aiid initiatives.
I'm delighted ihal our Read), for Adulth¢)od and Pai'cnt Suppoi'l GiY)up initiative& have continued to i'eceive funding
across botii Boi'ouglis. Having support foi. yourig people and dieir paJcnis/caiers duiiiig tiincs ot sti'uggle, caft be truly
life-clianoints and can pi'event problcins e5calaling in the fuwre.
ChLislmas Land 2024 iv¢lcomcd ovei. JO,0(10 guests £lcfoss 28 ev¢nings during t]ie Festive Sea50n. On¢c again, Sunta
helped neaTly 2,(K)O faTnilies make more ivondei'ful ttieinoi'ies ivhen tl)ey visited l)i5 Grotto, and tlie loire shown b>J all
foi. tliis Festive aiid cheeiy actiiiity ivas overivlielii)ingly joyful to see. A IILEge thank you to evcry volunte￿. Ivho l)¢lped
us to set up, look afier guests in Deceinber. and take dowm in JanuJry.
It has beeT] a busi and at time4 a ct1211enging ye2T. We have iE%tru¢lured in ordei. to meet giDwjiig demand and an ever
¢hallging landscape, Dffeiitig care gJ)d suppoi't to meillbei's ol. oui. communitics Iv1)￿ tliey needed it most. 'I'he Senior
Management Team #loiig ivitl) Sai'ah, CEO, has led ivilli pi'ofessionalisrn, passion and good hun)oui'; continuing to put
people ai)d communities fIrst in ¢v¢iylliing iwc do.
A big Thank You to tliem and to oui. dedicated staff. volunteers, Trustees, d()noi'8, suppol'lers and Servi￿ users foi. tl)eii'
haTd ivork, and continuing committneni to Mind in Havei'ing, Barf(inLY & Dtgenham (MindHBD).
Mr P&ul Mastei'son - Chairman
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l.Javering
Report of the l-rusttes
for tli¢ I'eai. Ended 31 Mai'eh 2025
The Tiustees ii,ho ale also Dir¢¢tors of Il)¢ cliai'ity foi. tlie purposes of the Companies Act 2006, piesent Ll)eiT ieporl IlTiih
tlie fin8nLitLI stateiiiei)ts of Ilie cliai'ity foi. the ycar cnded 31 Marcli 2025. Tlie .1 i'ustees have adopted tlie provision% of
Aecouiitii)g and R¢poi1ing by Cliarities.. Siaiemenl of RecofftiT)eiidcd Practice applicable to ¢hai'ities prepai'ii)E their
accounts in aecoi'd8nc¢ ivit]i the Financial Reporting Stand&'d applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland (FRS 1021
(effective l Januw'y 2019).
OBJECTIVLS AYD ACTIVITIES
Objettiv¢s and aims
Havering Mind {op¢raling as Mind in l-laveringj Barking & Daoenham) objectives &'¢'.
To piDinote the pi'esei'vation of mental liealtli amd to assist iii I'elieving and ieliabililaling persons sufteTing fron) Inenlal
disoi'der 01. conditions oi. einolional or inental distress requii'ing advice oi. titalinenL in the London Borough of
Havering and sui'rounding area (Ihe area of benefit) in association and in accoi'danee wiui the aims and objects of
National Mind.
lÉnd Én Ilavering? Barking & DaE¢nham- About U8
Dui'ing 2024125, we tOLiched thc lives of Inol'e people tli&n evei. bcfoie, contiiiuing lo pi'ovide high quality menial healtli
suppoi-l lu Incet groiving deinand, alongside oui. coniinunity cvcnts.
Froin individual suppoi'l in our Supported Self Help Sci'vice thi'ough io giY)up suppoi't in our Meaningful Actiiiilies
Progiwnine and social a¢tivitses that build confidence. oui. eJnpha5iS is on empowerillg people io learn to Inanaue iheii.
menlal liealth and ivellbeing. We'ire also been sceking new ivays to dcliveT OUI. SUPPOI't lo not only help tliose wlio ale
sli'uggling, but to also provide OPPOFtunities frjr othei's lo stay ivell. Foi. ¢xample, Ive've i'eci'uited mol'e Infant Feeding
volunteers in lo our iUPPOlt offei. and also devcloped a neiv Volunleei. Progrwnme ivl)ich offei's skills ti'aining, le￿.ning
oppoi'tunitie& social inki'a¢tlQii and a safe space to giDiv i¥iihin a safe, Ivaiin and ivelcoining enviroi)ment.
Togetliei. Ivith oui. cominunities, Ive offci. liope and suppoit for good n)enial healtli, so tl)at no one fe¢ls alone.
We knoiv tliat ive have a great responsibility in Il)e Boi'oughs 11)at i￿¢ sei've - to provide advice and suppoit, service4
understanding and aivareness, to ernpoivei- 2nJione experien¢in£ a Inental health pi'obleiii. We ivill continu¢ lo be their
ror eveiyone ivlio needs us.
Wliar We Do
We work iviilL oul. cominui)ities 50 eveiyone can iindcrstand hoiv to take C￿.¢ of Ilieii. mental Iiealtli and get the
supp)I't 11)ey need.
Wc WOTIC in p8rlft¢rship iviili local healtli sei'vices, NHS, community organisations and othei. loe&l Minds to i'¢du¢e
healtli inequalitics.
We SLI'ive tt) sUPPOrt people ofall a¥es. trom young people in schools to oldei. people styiiggling in isolation.
We i)rovide sei'vices for pc4)ple ivith mild to Iiiodei'ale mental healtli i.%sucs, inLluding anxiety, sti'e.qs and depirssion
as ivell tts those ci'isis, wlio l)avc experienced serious li?uina andloi. arc living wilh & long term mental health
condition.
We listen, siippoi'l and adi'isei pusliing foi. bettei. outconies for eijeryonc cxpewiencing a Inental healtli issue.
We ivoi'k- to de￿elop and en)bed inclusive. accessible prujccts and support services ch2t mcct local needs.
We do all this by constantly and inleiitionally enhancing oui otlei'ing foy people illipacted by inental healih and
siiicide.
Oui. inclusive and emwwering Inental liealtl) support is uiiailable free of Ch￿'ge, to Irsidents living in H8v¢ring and
Barking & Dagenha]D.
Not all our s¢i'vices air CLlI'i'ently available &Lross botl) Boroughs. but we are woi.king hard to chang¢ Iliis.
We won't give until ei'eryon¢ experiencing mtntal liealth problems gets ihe understanding and support they
need.

Fl3)veri￿¥ Mind
Repoi't of tlje Trustees
for the Ye#r Ended 31 March 202S
OBJICTIVES ANT) ACTnTITIF,S
Cliaritable Actii'ities and Publie benellt
At 14avei.ii?g Mind we are pro-active in suppoi'ling aiid cducatiiig people about Iiieiital l)ealih in our local comniunity-
We do this tlii'ough..
l. PIDviding advice and infoi'mation
2. Flelping individuals le￿.n how lo i)ianage theii. mental liealth
3. Proiiidino aetivitics to cRate peer support
4. Raising awareness and providing education to reduce the sligma ￿'oUnd mental healih
lThe Trustce5 confii'in tliat they liave coiiiplied with the duty in Section 4 of the Cliai'ities Act 2006 to have due reg￿￿1 to
tlic Cli<ll'lty Coininission's genci'al guid2nce on public bcncfil.
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Havei'ing Mind
Repnrt of the Trust¢¢s
foi. the YeAr nded 31 Maych 2025
STtI4TECTIC REPORT
Acliievtiiients and pei-forntance
ACFIIEIIEMINT AND PERFORMANCE
SomL' uf Qui- Acliievenienti during 2024-21125
We supp(bi't. We partnÈr. We make a diff¢i'¢ne
4,838 pcoplc weje suppoi'tcd across all of our sei'vices
318 Havei'ing ￿SIdentS ￿'ere supported by our AdN'ocacy Team
30,000 people ViSiE¢d Christtnas Land 2024
8,QOO+ people canie to Summer Fcst 2024 Weekend
1117 inteiventions of help and support were pi'owided Il)rough our Gateway Scivice
133 yountyo people ivere supportcd through oui. Ready foi. Adulthood giuup sessions
216 babies 2nd toddlers iveir carcd for through our Mini Minds Matter CTècI)e
171 people ivci'c supported tknx)ugh oui. Safe Connections Suicide Prevcntion Programm¢ across Noi'lh Last London
547 people iveje I'eacl)ed thi'ough our niulti lingual online support foj. Uk'rainian faimilics and their liosts
440+ volunteer l)ours given lo support our Projects and actiipities
47 volunl¢¢i' bi'easLfecdinE peel's Ivei'e recruited to SUPtx)rt oui. Mic ternal He&ltli Pi'ogramjne
618 ivomen ivere supported I1￿OUg11 ow. Matemal Health Progran)Ine
202 pa]enls and ca'ers joined our PaTenL Support Gi'oups
334 iiiums attended our Muins Mattel. Pi'ograiDine and ilieir b￿b]e￿ joined our Mini Minds Matter crèchc
381 people ivei'c SUPPOTted by oui. Peei. Suppoit Workcis in tlieii. ¢omniunity
33% adults joined oui. Social Inclusion Seriiicc
105 people coinpleted oui. online Sui)poi'led Self Help Progi2Jnine
I I fainilies wei'e SUPPOTted throLigli our Early Help SLrvice
23 new dads benefitted fi'oin joining our Dad% In Mind groiip
107 residents joined our Liv¢ A Better Life Pi'oject
136 adults att¢nded our Meaningful Activities PrO21.￿nMe of activities
27 young people received l.. I siippori11)rougli our Wellbeing Seivice
We IAunehcd d n¢w Service offei'ing I:1 Ivellbcing Seuions for young p¢ople
- We were awarded tlie national Mind Federation Quality Mxrk
Ive ivcrL the Ivinner of 2 Aiyai'ds for our Essex Faniily ficstival and Muni8 Trlattei. Project, And Hi¥hl)'
Commended for Christmas Land In the E88ei Mums AivArds in 2024
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H4vering l¥liniJ
Rcpoi't of ilie Trustees
foi. Ihe I'tay Ended 31 Mai'cli 2025
1.2million social medi* vi¢wei'ship across a 7 iY¢eh peritsd in NoveinberlDeceniber 2024
' We hav¢ listened and created a ne)i' xnd anibitiou¥ f year Strategic Plan 2O25- 2030
WHA'I, OUR CLif.NTS HAVE I'O SA Y
"The giDup hclps build relationships ￿ld provides soiy)ewheie io go and you'ir not alone."
"Kcep doing what you'r¢ doing- thc coui'se is arnazing and l)elp you n)eet otliei's tha[ aJE also suffd'ing."
"You've i'eally sct niy niind at rest- thank you."
Having the spac< to express niyself witliout feeling judged has beell incirdibly ¢mpowei'ing for me. As i neuro div¢ise
muiii, it can be really ditTi¢ult to express myself and ciicn I)￿der to be heard."
"Tlie sessions have beeii a lifeline. 'fo gain soine advice? perspective 2nd the s¢ience behind behavioui. has been crueial
lo us as a f￿nIly.,
'[ Miould tell anoth•. young person tl)al it is a bTillianl op￿)It￿nI1Y to feel mole confident and be a bettei. pei'son of
yourself."
"I found my confidence a.oain due to tl)e SUPfK)rt r received."
"I would not have been able to get back out in the comjnunity ivitl)out rny peer support iwoi'Ler."
Yes, l ivould i'ccominend this coui's¢ to a fricnd oi. a family Inember. tl)e scssions Nvei'e covei'cd brilliantly and
)inpassionat¢ly.
Flnallcial revieiv
Financial perfortllanee
The ¢1￿.]ty held fund balanccs at 31 M￿'¢h 202) of £678,592 (2024- £686,715) Comprising restrictcd fuiids of £82,951
(2024 - £185.333), and unr¢sti'icted funds of ￿9s,04112024- £501.J82).
In 2024125* i￿1￿￿ in FIavering> j3ai.king & Da&venli#m generated ineome of £1,574,501, Ivhieh iVAS an increase
of 7￿/￿ 21J23124.
During the same pci'iod, our expenditurc on diicct scrvicci ivas £1,288,737 and £262,170 IV￿ 5pcnl on genei'ating
Oui, prin¢ipdl funders ivere..
National LotteLy Fund lo fund oui. Live a Bettei. Life Progr&nnie
- Noiih East London Foundation Trust to fund oui. Peei. Suppoi't Woi'kcTS across botl) Boroughs
Lon(bn Il()rougli ofHavei'ing to fund our Stalutoi'y Advoea¢y ScTViCC in E4avering
London BoiDuoh of Barking & Dagenl)2m to fuT)d oui. Munits Maitei., Dads in Mind and Mini Minds Matiei. Services
in Barking & Dagenham
Havering Tnl¢oi'ated Lai'e Boai'd lo fund our Mcaningful Activiti¢s Project in Havering
We also seciiyed ￿'an1 and trust funding ti)i'oughoul the yeai. incliiding a grant fi'om Gai'field Weston FoiindalTron.
soine of oui. Ivoi'k was funded by grants to piDvide specific services, foi. ¢xaniple, tlie Tudor Ti'iist buppoited our
Gateway Service aiid tlie National Loll¢ry CommLiiiity Fund suppoJ1ed our Live a Belter Life Pi'oje¢t.
In 2024125, thi'oiigh OLir owii coFnJiiuniU, fundrdi.4ing, Ive raised £350.913 ro l)elp contiNue our pi'iority services.
This was a significant achievcmcnt in a partieiilarly ¢l)allenging and inercasingly eoinpetitii'e tundraising enYiiY)llLnent
ror cliai'ilies. Fundraising lielps us lo I'ea¢l) mol'e people, and oui. 2 lai'ge scale events ta¢1) year lielp us achieve Iliat.
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IlavLiring Minil
Report of tli* Tru$tee¥
for tlie Y¢ai' Ended 31 J¥lareh 2025
STRA TIGIC REPORT
inancial revieiv
riundi'alsingy DDnAtIOns amd Legaei¢s
During 2024125 our thndraising acliviLies made a signifi¢ant contribution io oui. ovcr all incotne 2nd seivice deliveiy.
We raised £350,913 tM'OU￿1] c()Inniunity and coipoi'ate fundi'aising activities dui'ing tlie 12 months. Oui. spectacular
aii'istinas L￿]d atlraL'tioii aiid Suinmei. febiival were 4oain liuge suecesses ￿lith the local community and iiisitois from
far And widc.
A liuge tliank you to all ofaur caminilnity and coipor2te fundi'aiscrs. individuals. gioups of frtcnds and conipanies ivl)o
have cl)osen to higliliglit mental hcalth and well￿]lig and support oui. i¥oi'lc tlllougli th¢ii fundraisino elyoi'ts.
Income gen¢Tat¢d tlirough ￿ndraisIng9 doiialions and legacies eontinues to pl&y ali iimpoi'lant Yole in ensuring the
sustainabilily and diiiei'sity of our services.
Our Corporaie dnd Community Fundi'aisinu Strategy ineludcs a focus inci'easing oui. corporate partnei'sliip aiid
Sp0[￿1.51]1p iiicome; and ¢ncouraging il)e amazing individuals 2nd local organisations ivlio continue to SUPPOI't us. We
Inaintain that oui- fundraising ,%liou5d bc cari'ied uul in a I'esponsible Inannei.. As such, Ive ivill not iise fundraising
Inethods t]iat miglit be ¢on5idered inu'usive oi. Iliat put pi'essui'¢ on people lo donate. We ivill not shal'e 01 PLirchase
donoi. data froin thiié pai'ties.
Thei'e ivere no complaints about our fundi'aising a¢tiviiies durtng the year.
The diffei'enee betil'een local ttrlind and natioiial Mind
We ale an indepcndcnt charity, led by our oiwi Bo&'d of '] ruslees and I'aise our 01￿ funds. We al'e also affiliated to
Mind nationally.
This means ive Ineel liigh quality standards. have the benefits of the cxpei'ienccs and Lnoivledge of a ivide nehvoi.k
of Mind Associatiot2s bul ￿'e able to ivoi'k locally, 10 meet local needs. fheiT are around 100 local Minds in
coinmuniti¢s aci'oss England and Wales. lach loeal Mind is unsque,. ive'ii indepeiident ¢liat'ilies run by local people
?ho undei'sland tlie needq of our community Ellid tailoi. Qui. services to matcli.
If you tur]draise for Mind ii) Havering. Barkints & Dagenl)an) or a local Min<L Ilje money raised is spent loeall), to
suppoi't local peopl¢ thTough services tailored to Ineet local necd.
If you fundi'aiie foi. oi. leavc a legacy in your Will to min￿ Ihe money raised ivill only be i'eceived and spent nationally
to fui'ther the ivoi'k of Mind aei'oss England and Wales.
Nationally, hlind Lampaigns to Yaise awa]i'n¢ss> promote understanding and cainpaign foi. cl)ang¥, and is also tlie fii'st
point of call for infonnaÉion 8nd advice.
Investnienl policy and obj¢¢tives
I'lie Ti'uslees manage tlie ii)V&$lrn¢nts ivithin the regulations tontained in Ilie Trusice Investments Act 1961. Due to the
need to Jiiaiiit&in Ilie liquidity of tlie charity lunds al'e CUiTently I￿ld in a des)osiL account or on bank deposit.
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Havering Mind
Report of the Trustets
foi. tlie Year End¢d 31 March 2025
STRATEGIC REPORT
Finan¢i#l review
Rescrves Policy
Ordinai'ily, tlic Trustees, policy is to Inainlain an appi'opriate l¢iTel of unrestricted funds not cominitted oi. invesled in
tanoible fixed assets. SO tliat in Ilie event of all funding being witlidrdwn theie i¥ould be sufti¢ient Irsources to wind
down Il)e cui'i'ent activitics in a pi'ofessional mann¢i'. We l)aiie estimated ihat Eo ensui'e an ol.deT￿Y wind down of tlie
Cliai'ity a I'eservc of £300,OQQ lappi'oximately tlirec nioi)ths expenditui'c incurred 01) Cliaritable Activities) is rcquired
whi¢h ivould be lunded from the unresti'ieted tre¢ resei'ves.
In addition to ihe estimated wind up eosts the trustccs have agTeed lo designate funds to LK spent iii thc coilling fin￿e[al
year as follows".
<unding friim unrestricted fTec i'¢s¢iTes of
Desigi)ated Pi'oject
Winding llp of th￿.1ty (3 montl)5 0￿ratIn0 costs)
S¢nior hiies
Fully funded salai'y incrtr&8e and Nl impact
MINDBHD funded piDjects- 14'¢v¢nlion Serviccs
- Gateway
Supporttd
£523,600
300,000
90.000
60.000
25,500
28.000
20,100
i23,600
Requsiement
Whilst inflation ha8 trended down over thc past ye&. the cost of living Ycmains liigh. We ￿'e aivaie of the pressures tknis
places on slart and the consequent d¢n)and tor Iiigl)cr Sa1￿.]eS. 'fo continu¢ to gi'oiv tlie Cli￿.]ty wid ensure we can
dclivci. 01) tl)e objeetives ot the Charity ive must ensure we eoniinue to attsact and I'erain good quality staff tl) deliver tlie
conlinuing demands foi. our seivice. Howevci. t]ie i'¢￿nI changes to tlie Employ¢i's Nalional Jnsuiiince contribution has
pla¢¢d & furtliei. financial burden on ihe Charity ivhicli may negatively impict Ihc recj'uittnent and I'epl￿eMcnt of staff
going foi'ivard. We Tn&y at tim&8 therefoi'e self-futid salary adjusiments Lo ensure eyisting projects do not suffer any
dcgi'adalion to this service.
Due to th¢ natui'e of the charity's activilies it is tclt thal the maintenance of such reserves is not only financially pi'udent
in general, bur is a key iEquirement in ordei. to provide & managed halldovei. i)I'oeess for client.$ in the ev¢ni Ilial tlie
charity l)ad to be ivound doivn. It alsa provides & pc)%ilive t¢eling of stability to both Lul'rent and potnlial sources of
nding alike, thus giving Ihein confidenc¢ ttiai the organisation is sustainable and ivell nianaged in its financial &ffairs.
Going conccrn
The Ti'ubxces Consider tlie Charity to bc a going conceyn artd tliey are not aivare of any Inatei'ial unecrtaittties ivliicl) niay
cast signifi¢ani doubt on tliis vieiv. In addition they haile a Teasonable expectation Uiat ihe Cl)arily has adequate
resources to continue foi. tli¢ foieseeable futui'e.

Hav¢riiig Mind
Report of the Trustees
foi. tlie l e#i' Ended 31 MAreh 2025
STRA TEGIC REPORT
inaii¢ial rtvieiv
Tolal revenue foi. the year ciided 3 1st MaTclI 2025 £1,574,501 iepresenting an iiiaease of 7.3 /0 ¢oinpared ivitli last
year.
Total ¢osts were £1.582.624 l'epieseniing an inci'e&se of l 8.00/0 comparcd with last STear.
This has resiilted iii a deficit foj. tlie ye￿. of £8,123 ¢oinpared to a SUTplus in the pi'evious year of £125,975. Tlie iiicrcase
li) expendilui'e has becn pai'Lly cau8¢d by lh¢ inci'easc in fundi'aising costs, up by 20.70/0. 14owever Iliis is Inore tlian
compensated foi. by the 58.40/0 illcrcase in incoine from FLindi'aisiiig cvenis due priin&'ily lo the ongoing very successful
and piDfitable Clii'istnias Land annual evenL. TIIIS is i12¥y n)ueh a fai)iily focussed evcnt and once again l)as been pi'ovtd
to be extreTnely populai..
'ree reserves have inei'eAsed to £583,161 (2024.. £494,438).
The inain soui'ees of project income foi. tlie year are tlie LoJ)don Boi'ough of Havering (£161.743), London Borough of
Bal'king and D2genliam 1£340,878). BI.IRUT Clinieal Coinmi.%%ioning Group (£69,750) and other charitable
foundations (£i77,209).
The Cli￿.]ly,$ main expendittlle item continues lo be .%trfing Costs. wljieli, at £1,129.344 Tepi'esenls 71.50/0 of total
pcndituie as eompa]ed to 71.2% for last yeai.. Wlii15t the in¢rc&se is miniinal ive expe¢t this expendilui'e to increase
further as the full effect of tlie inci'eos¢ in National Insuranc¢ conti'ibuiions take effeet. T]ie oi'ganisation lias an
experienced, dedicated aiid hardivoi.king gmup of staff and ivc ivill continue io lo alivays ieeruit staff of the highest
possible coiibi'e. Witliout them and ow. dedicated team of volunteers OUT qualily range of services could not b¢
maintained in such an efficient In8nnei'.
In suiminaiy. Ivhtlst tlie UK in genei'al is facing a number of financial chall¢ngcs, Lhc Ch￿'Ity sectoi. tnay face furtlier
challenges as to how it i'aiscs fuiids and atti2¢ts si)onsors. MEndHBD h￿S succe.%%fully consolidattd it8 position in tlie
local coininunity and beyond in the last ￿Ve1Ve iiionihs and ive ctsntinue lo alLracl fuiidii)g ivitli the aim and expectation
tl)at ive will coi)tinue to ¢Apand ivhert funding opportunities beeoiiie available.
CO￿,CLUSIo￿,
The CSiarity ivill coJ)tinue to end¢avour to Inainlain income and atti'aet stjonsorship ta ensure siability it) Ivhat continues
to be a ditfiLuIt economic eliinate, whilst sts'iving to fuither iinprove amd expaiid oiir sei'vices in assisting all IneInbei% of
society ivlio are afFe¢i¢d by mental healtli issues.
Looking llorivard
Our key goals for 2025126 are to continue to put people fii'st aT)d build on oui. oi'gw)isational excellence
We Kvill
Make suiE thal people know about our.%eivices and that SllPPOTI is available to theni and pcuple that they knoiv, Iwhen
tliey need it
Support peoi)l¢ likely to develop menittl hcaltli probleins to slay Ivell
Eii)powei' service iis¢rs to Inake inforined choic¢b about l)ow tl)ey live and I'eeov¢r. and ci)able theni lo participate
flilly in society
orfer 2nd dcvelop high quality, flexiblc nient21 liealth siippoi't tlii'ough a l'ange of Lhannels including fice to face and
digiial
Continue to EIDIV OUI. Sti'ong. dedicated Eean) and Inake the most of our asseis and resour¢¢s by building a cultui'e of
excellence
Mainlain sei'ving people who reacli out to us equallji and wi(hout jiidgeiMent- never del'ining people by a mental
health dx2gn0518
"I'in l¥sb isolated. I hav¢ options. I knoiv tliat I'ni undcrstood tacitly because everyone's in (he saine boat. I can bL> Ivith
people ivitl)out having lo explain n)yself oi. justify why I'm thei'e., Anonymous, Peei. Support Gi'oui) Metnbci.
STRIJC.TITRE, Govf.Rf+lAtSCE AND ftrlANIlGEMENT
Governing document
The cliw'ily 1% conti'olled by its goveri)ing docliinenl, a deed of ti'usl, and cunstitiites a limited LtimiJany, liiniled by
gLiarant¢c, as delined l)y tli¢ Cojnpanies Act 2006.
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Flavering Mind
Rcpoyt of the T1.￿$t￿¢S
for the I'cAr LThded 31 M#i'ch 2025
Hairering Mind founded 1961, is a regisiei'ed chariiy INO.. 1108470). The Ch&ity lipas incoi'poi'ated as a ¢oinpany
lin)ited by ￿￿￿'2￿tee on 22 Marcli 2001 and is govemed by a men)oi'andum and article.% of &sqociation. In the evei)t of
tl)¢ eoTnpai)y l)eing wouiid up n)embeYs al'e i'equii'ed to coiitribute wi amount not exceedii)g £ l.
Reeruitment a￿d appointnieut of rtesv Trustees
The Ti'ustecs al'e appointed every tl)I'ee yews by tlie mcrnbei's of tl)e cojrjpany at the Annual Genei'al Meeting.
Additionally tlie Trustees ll,l)o are also Dir¢ctoi's niay be appoinl¢d by the cNistii?g Dii'cctors subject to a maxiniuni or
20.
Organisational 8ti'ucÉure
The Chai'ity is iijn by the Manaoeinenl comiiiitlee wliich con.sists of 3 officerg and an elected nuii)ber of member8 as
decidcd at the Annual General Meeting. In a(Edition the Comii)illee may eo-opt IEpi'esenlatives of the voluntary and
staluloiy bodies corLccrned lvith Mental Healtli.
The cliarily is managed by ilie ti'ustees. However, tl)e tn]stees d¢lcgate tl)e day to day inanagenieDt ot the choxity to ihe
Cliief Executive Officer by a policy do¢uinenl covcl'ing the I'esponsibilities of the C.Iiief F.xeciitive Officer.
Induction and training of neil, Trustees
Most Ti'usrees al'e ali'eady f8miliai' Ivith tlie practical work of rhe cl)arity but all neiv TTUSt¢cs undcrgo an oriei)tatioii
coui'se to brief Ihein on their legal obligations under el)arity and cOmpÉ￿Y law. tlie content of Ilie Memorandum and
Ai'licles of Cliai'ily. The ¢omniitt¢e, dccision making prO￿sSes, thc busiiiess plan and rcc¢nt tinancia] pei'formance
t()(sttther ivith He&lth and Safety are all coveird within the induction. Tivstees Èncoiirgged to attend appi'oprsglte
ext¢Tnal trainiiig events to support the I'ole (hey al'e perforining.
Affiliatio
Wc &'e atfili&t¢d to Mind. lh¢ naiional mcntal liealth cha'ity. Jn all, more than 100 local Minds wt affiliated to nalional
Mind. Dui'ing the Ye￿.. Ive hav¢ been involved in ivorking wit]1 the Mind ￿£￿V01'k, and played 2 key role in tl)e Mind in
London netNvoi* and a newly fi)rtncd No1￿] East London Sti'ategie Alliaiicc iyitli Mind in Toiver H￿nItE 2nd Neivhain,
and Mind in Citr),, Hackney and Waltl)ani Foi'esl. W¢ liave einbedded our ¢xpdi)siot] of 5eivice in the London Borough
of Bal'king & Dagen])atn.
Stsffing
At the end of Llie year, Havei'ing Mind Iiad 44 stafl. (15 th11 iiine and 29 pari time).
The trustees are resp)nsible foi. ¢slablishing iEmuna'ation levels for senioi. managet))eiit.
Risk management
The ti'ustees have identifjed staff iecruitinent And retention and sustainability of ineoine as the key i'isks faced.
The Ttuitees actively revieiv the major I'isks ivhich the charity faces on a i'egular basis and beliei'es maintaining
resei'ves at curi'ent levels, conibined with a rcgiilar i'eview over key tjnancial systenis. will provide sufficient i'¢soiirces
in ihe Lvent of any adveise conditions arising. The tivslees have also eX￿nItied oilier opei'ational and biisiness risks
faced by the cliai'ily and confii'in tl)cy l)ave established systems to Initigat¢ signilicant I'isks.
REfLREI NCE AND IIDIMINISTRATIVE DETAILS
Rcgistercd Conipany numbei.
04184862 (England and Wales)
Registei'cd Cliarity n￿mber
1108470
Registered office
H￿'M1]e Hous¢
54 St Maiy's Lane
Upininster
Esscx
RM142QP
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Havering Mind
Report of the Tru$tces
foi, tlie Y¢Ar Ended 31 March 2025
Tru$tees
Ms 7cnya Greenaway
Mi. Ai?dei'son
Mi'b Slialiijia Haque
Mi. Daniel Robert Sliore IresiEn¢d 31.12.24)
Mi. Paul Mastci'son
Mi's Linda Joy Van Dcn Hende
Mrs Rajinder Kaur Jolial
Mi. David Alan Hodge
Miss Sunita Samial
Mi. Peter Ldivai.d Hci'rington
r Philip Haiiiilton (appointed 26.2.25)
Auditors
Ward WillT2Jxs
8¢lgrave House
39-43 Monuii)ent Hill
Weybridge
Sui'rey
KT13 8IiN
B&nkers
Bai'clays Bank PIC
Newliam Business Centre
737 Barking Road
London
EIJ 9PL
Meli'o Bank Ple
Bi'eiveiy Walk
Watei'lon Road
Ronilord RM I IAU
CHIEF EXECUTIVE
Sarali Ilalser
STAI'LMENT OF TRIISTf.F,.S' RESPONSIBILITIES
The ts'ubiees (i¥110 8J'e al.so il)e dii'eeturs of Havering Mind for the i)ui'poses Df coiiipany laiv) aic It&ponsibl¢ foi.
preparing t]ie Annual Repori and Ilic financial statements in accordance ivilh appliLdble laiv and ljnited Kingdoin
Accounting stand￿'d5 Iunited Kingdom Genei'ally Accepted Accountiiig Pl￿tIce).
Conipany law I'cquircs the trusiees to pjtpare financial stat¢menls for eacl) financial year ivhich give a ti'ue and fail.
vieiv of tlie state of alfaii's of the ¢liw'itable coinpany and of tlie iticoming I'e$oui'ce5 and application of i¢souYces,
iiieluding tlie income and eX￿nditu1'e, ot the ¢1)￿.)Lable comi)any fui. tliat period. In pi'epwiThg those linancial
statements, tlie Ii'iistees are required lo
select suitable accounlinrr policses and then apply iliem consistently;
observe ihe inetliods and principles in tlie Chai'ity SORP;
make judgeii)eiils aiid estiinales tliat al'e i'eaqonahl¢ and pl￿dent-
state wliether applicable a¢coiinting standards have been lolloived, subject to any Inatei'ial dcpartlires digelosed and
explained iii il)e fEn2ncial statements,.
pl'epE￿e the finaneial statements on the goino Concern basis unless it is inappropi'iate io pr￿sume tliat the cl)ai'itsble
company will ¢()ntinE)e in biisiness.
Th¢ trustLes are i'esponsible for keeping propel. accounting iecoi'ds ivlii¢h disclose ivith re&%onabl¢ accuracy al any time
the tinanLial position of the cliai'itahlc compaiiy 3nd to eJiAbl¢ thein to ensure that tlie linancial slatcjnenls ¢oniply ivitli
tl)e Con)panies Act 2006. Tliey are also r¢sponsible for safeguai.ding the assets of ili¢ eliaritable company and heii¢c for
taking i'easonable steps thi. tlJe pi'eyention and detection of fiaud and othei. irregulai'ities,
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Il¥vering Mind
Report of tli¢ Ti'ustees
foi. tlie l'ear nded 31 Mai'ch 2025
STA T£MENT or TREISTLES, Rfi SPONSIBILITIES- eontinued
11150 far ￿ tlie trusÈees are aivare..
thei'e is no relevant audil infoi'mation of whicl) th¢ ehai'itable cowpany's auditors air unaiiiare; and
the tru8tee8 have taken all steps tliat they ouglit to have iaicen lo make Ihemselveq aware of any I'elevanl audit
infoi'mation and to estsblish that the audi10i% are aware of that infoi'jnation.
AUDITORS
Ivard WilliaM)s were appointed &8 auditor to the company and a resolution proposing that tliey be I'eappointed bc
put at a General Mccling.
Repoi't of the Iiwstee
in¢orpoi'ating a sti'ategic iepoi'L appi'oved by oi'dey of tl)e boa]'d of ti'uslee& as tlie coinpany
direLtors. on
..&'To44-K..%Olfand signed on tl)e board's bel)alf by:
MT Peter Edward HeTI'ington- Trustee
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Repnrl nf tht Indepcndcnt AuditThis to the Tru$teei of
Hairti-ing Mind
Opillinn
We haiit audited Ihc financial staten)eiilq of Havering Mind {tlie 'cliai'itable conipaiiy'} for tlie year ended
31 Marcli 2025 M,l)icli coii)pi'is¢ tl)c Statcinenr of fii)anoial Actiijities. the Balance Sli¢ei. Ilie Lasli bloii, Siatejiient and
notes to the financial slalements, including a .%uminary of si(rnificant accounting policies. The fin8n¢ial I'epoi'ting
framework that h&% bcen applied in their prepayalioi) is applicable law wid Uiiited KiiigdoiTh Accountiiig Staiidw'ds
(Unikd Kingdom Gener211y Acceptcd Aceouniiiig Practice}.
In our opinion tl)e financial .%tatcn)cnts'.
Five a Ii'ue #nd fair vieii, of the 8iatc of tlic chai'itable ¢ompany's affairs as at J l Mareli 2025 and of its incomii)g
I'csouices aiid application of r¢source& including its income and expendilui'e, for the yeai. theEi ended.,
l)avc bccii propei'ly pi'ep&'ed in accordance witl) United Kingdoni Gei)eJ'ally Accepted Accounting PraetiLe- and
l)ave beeii prepaied in aceordtnc¢ with the requirements of the CompoMie.% Act 2006.
Bx$i5 for opinion
We conducted oui. audit in aec0i.dÉ￿ce with International Sthndai'ds on AudiiinE (UK) (ISAS (IJK)) and applicablc laiv.
Our responsibilities under tliose standards are fui'thei. desci'ibed in tl)e Audi(oJ'5' responsibilities foi. tlie audit of tl)e
financial statements section OF oui. repoi't. We a]t iiidependent of Ihc cl)aritable conipany in accordance witli the
ethical r¢quii'emenl8 tl)at ale relevant to oui. audit of the finaii¢ial staternenis in tlie UIC. includin(¥ tlie FRL'S Etliical
Stand&'d, aiLd ivc liave fulfilled our othci. etliical Ir8pansibilities in aceoi'dance with these 1'equi￿niCnt5. We believe
that the audit evidenee we l)ave obtained is sullicient and appTUPI'iate to PlDvide & basis foi. opinion.
Conelusion$ relating to going toneern
In Juditino the financial stateinei)ts, Ivc liave concluded Iliat tlie Ii'ustees, use of tlie going concern basis of accounting io
the PlEpai'ation ofthe fmancial 8tateiMcnt8 is appi'opriaie.
Based on the iyoi'k ive liave perforined, Ive l)avc not idcntificd any Ii)Itei'ial uncei'lainLies i'elating lo events oi. conditions
th&4 illdividually oj. eollectiiiely, Inay cast significaftt doubt on tlic ch&'itable coinpany's ability to continue as a going
eonccrn for a period of at least hvelve moiitl)s froin ivhen the financial staleinents are autliorised foi. issue.
Our responsibilities and Ilie responsibiliiies of th¢ trustees iviili It5pect to going coiicern al'e describcd in the relevant
seclions of tliis report.
Other information
The tru%tees ale I'espon%ible for the otl)ei' iiiforJn2tion. Tl)e otlict. infoi'inalion coini)I'ises tlie infoiThation included im the
Annual Repui"¢ olh¢r tl)an tlie finan¢iE¥I siaternents and our Rcpoi't of the Indepcndent Audiiors Ih¢reon.
Our opinion on tlie fili￿l¢la1 statements does noi coii¢i' Ihe othei. inlorn)ation and, except to tl)e exlent olherwii¢
explieitls, staled in oui. I'eporl, Ivc do not express foj'n) of assui'ance eonelusion tlieiton.
In connecÉion ivith oui. audit of tlie finan¢ial stateillents, oiir iesponsibility is to read the othei. infotmalion and. in doii)
so. considei. wlicther the otli¢T infoiination is malei'ially incon8iNtent ivitli the fiwdnctal ststen)ents or our Icnowlcdge
obtaincd in the audit <Ji' oilicnvise appeal's to Lr matei'ially Inisstalcd. It. we ideutity sucli Inaterial inconsistencies oi.
appairnt Inaterial misstaiements, wc a'e requiTed lo deteriiiine ivhctller tliis gives iise to a iiiala'ial inis5tatein¢nt in the
financial blateinents themselves. If, bascd on the ivoiL we liave perfoi'nied, Ive conclude tliat th¢ir is a Ii)ateiial
misstateinent of this otlier infoi'matiott, we are irquired lo rcport that fact. We liav¢ nothing to repoi't in tl)is regaj'd.
MAtters on ivhifh Ive al'e required to repoi't b). eYc¢ption
We hai'e notliing to I'eport IT) respect of tlie following Inatters ivli¢¥e the Cl)aJ'itiei (Aclounts and Re]x)rts) Regulations
2008 I'eqiiiyes us to report to you if, in oiir opinion:
the inf()nnation given in tlie Report of ihe Ti'llste&s 1.8 Inconsistent in any maierial ttsp¢¢t ivith the ffftancial
stateinents; ur
tlie cliaritablc con)yany ha5 not kept adeqiiate accounting IEcords; or
the financial stateinenrs arc not in a￿L.eejneI]I with the accountiiig re¢ordb reLuiMs', oi.
we havL not It¢¢Rvcd all the intoi'mat20n ai)d explanatic>ns ive require for our audit.
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Report of the Independtnt Allditoi% to the'l'rustees of
Respon.$ibililies of ti'ust¢¢s
As explELined more fully iii the Statcmenl of Trustees, R¢spoi)5ibilitie& the ti'ustees (who al'e also the dii'cctoi's of tlie
chaLitable company for tlie purposcs of con)pany law) ale responsible for tlie prepai'ation of the financial statemeii15 and
tor being satisfied that tliey give a Ii'uc and fail. Ipiew, aJ)d for bucli inteinal ¢oiitiol as tlie ii'ustees detenniiie is iiettssary
to ¢nablc the PT¢paration of flliaiicial siateinents that fl'ee froin material misbtaremeiit, Ivhetlici. due to fraud or eiTOr.
In prep￿.]ng the financial slalen)¢nl¥, Ihc trustees I'esponsible for assesqing Élie charitable coinpany'5 ability to
continue ￿ a going eoneern, diselosing, as applicable. mattel's re121ed to goii)g coi)cei'i) and using ilie going concei'n
basis of <ieeountin(r uiiless the truqtees eitlier iiitend kn liquidate Ihc el)arilable CoMp￿1Y or lo ce8se opei'alions. oi. Ii&ve
no realistiL aliernalive but to do so.
Our responsibiliti¢$ for Ihc audit of the tinancial 5tAtements
Wc Iiave beei) appoiiTrled ￿ audilors under Seciion 145 of the Charities A¢1 2011 and rcpoi't in accoi'dance with tl)e Act
and releiiant regulations made oi. having effect tli¢reundei'.
Our (>bjectii'es ai'c to obtain reasoi)able assurance about wli¢thei' tlie financial staleinents as a wliole al'e fire froiii
material mi%statemeni, wlielliei. due to fraud or error. and to issue a Repoi"t of the Independent Auditoi's tliat include5
our opinion. Rcasonable assurance is a l)igh level of assui'ai)ee. but is not a guarantee that an 8udiL Lonductttd in
accordance witli ISA8 IUKI will alivtys defr¢i a InatLI'ial misst8temenl ii,hen it ¢xists. Mi5sialements can arise from
fi'aud oi. errol. and aiE considered Inalerial if. individually oi. in tile a¥tt¥(tregatE tliey could i'easonably be expected to
influence the cconomic decisions of users taken on the by5is of these fii)ancial staieinents.
The extent to ii,hich our procedures are capabl¢ of d¢tc¢ting iriEgulai'ilies. including fraud is detailed below..
Irregularities including fraud, IUE instances of non-¢ompliaDce ivilh laiws and regulations. We design procedures in line
vitli our iespunsibiliti¢s, ouilined above. to delecl material inisstgteiiients in iespect of Iii'egul￿.it1e1 ineluding fraud.
The extent to which our procedu1.￿ ￿'e capable of detecting ii'i'egularitics. including fraud, is detailed beloiv.
We obt2incd an understanding of the legal and reglilatoiy frameivark'.q appli¢able to the Ch￿'lty and the sector in ivhich
tl)ey opei'ate. Ive deteiinined that tl)e folloiving ivei'c 11)ost significant.. the C'ompani¢s A¢1 2006. Ilie Chai'ities Act 2011,
Child safegudi.dinor and tlie 14ealtli & Safety Executive (HSE).
We obtained an undu'sianding of l)oiv the charity are complyinTr ivith those l¢gal and re£ulatOTy fi'ameivoi'ks by
making inquirieb to Ihe manaoeinent of the ehai'ity. We eorioboi'ated ouy inquiries tlii'ough nur i'eview of
Col'responden￿ dw'ing our audit ivork.
We assessed tlie suscepiibilily lif Ilie ¢liarity's fiiiancial stateinenls to inaterial inisstatenient. including how fji'aud
Illighl occui.. Audit procedLires pei'loiJned included:
identifying and Lssessing the design cficctivcncss of controls In8nageineni l)as in pla¢¢ to pi'event and dctect fraud;
undei'bt2ndii]¢J Iiow those cli4lrr¥ed ivitl) 8oveinance considered and addi'essed tlie pokntial for ovei'i'ide of controls or
tlier inapproi)i'iate influenee OiTer the financial repoi'ting pn)cess'
challLnging assumptions and judgeinents made by Inanagemciit in iV.q significant accounting estiinates.,
identifying k￿d testing journal ¢nlTies, in particular and journal cnti'ies Fx)sted with unusual account ¢oihbination8'
assessing the extent of complian¢c ivith tlie relevant laivs and Il￿1]￿tIons.
Because of the inh¢i'enl limiiations of an audit, th¢re is a rislc that we will not detect all irregulal'ities, including Iliose
leading to a Illalerial n)isstateineni in tlie finaneiai stateinents or non-eoinpliancc willi regulation. This I'l>k increases
tlie n)ore Iliat compliance ivith a laiv or rcttulation is i'einoi'ed froin The events and ts'ansactions reflected in tlie finaneial
Stat￿MentS, as we will be less likel)I to bc¢oinc aware of instances of non-coiiipliance. The J'i%lc is also gi'eal¢r I'egarding
iTregulai'ities oecui1.ing diie to fi'aiid rather than ei'j'oi., ls fi'aud involv¢s intcntional concealtnen4 foi'gery. collusion.
011118sion or misrepresentation.
A fiii'tliei. description of oui. responsibilitiLS foi. Ihe dLidiL of the fin2neial siawn)¢nts is located 011 the Financial
Reporting Council's ivebbiie at.. http'.l/www.fre.org.uklaiiditors r¢spon8ihilities. Tliis debciiption foimis pai'l of oiir
auditoi s report.
A fiii'th¢r desei'iption of our iL'5ponsibilities foi. the audit ()f the financial statcments 15 located on the FingLllLi&I
Rei?oi'ting Council's ivebsite at Mviv.fre.org.IiklaudiLorsresponsibilities. Iliis description foiins part ofoui. Report of tli¢
Indtpcndent Auditors.
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Repi)rt of the IAdcp¢ndent Auditors to tlie I'ru$t¢Cs of
Hai'ering Mind
Ilse of our report
Tl)is repojt is n)ade solely to the charitable company's tl'Uslee5, as a body, in accordai)¢e ivitli Part 4 of tlie Cl)aTltie5
(Accuunls and Repoi'ts) Regiil&tions 2008. Oiii. audit woi'k lias been undeitsken so tlial ive Jmiglil btate lo ilie chai'ital)le
coinpaii)J's ti'iistees those Inallei's Ive ar¥ reqtsiyed to slaie to thcm in an auditors, report and for no othet purpose. 'fo tlic
fullest exlcnt permitred by laiv, we do not Lecept or assuijie I'¢spoNsibility to anynne oiliei. tl)an thc chariiable ci)Inpany
and Ll)¢ chai'itable compaiiy's t¥iistees as a bodj,, for our audit woi'k, for this repoi't, or lor the opiiiions we l)aiie tot'jmed.
Colin
ainiltoii (Senior
atutory Aiiditorl
for and on belialf of Waj'd Williams
F.ligilile to act as an aiiditor in ici'ms of Se¢tion 1212 of the Con)paiiies Act 2006
Belgiave l-louse
39-43 Monum¢nt l-lill
WeybLidge
Surrey
KT13 8RN
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Havcring Mind
Statemeiit of f4 iiiAnci21 A¢tivities
foi. tli¢ leay Indtd 3] Mai'ch 2025
31.3.25
I'otal
funds
Unrestricled
funds
Reftricted
funds
Toial
rund5
Nol¢s
INCOIIIE AND r.NDOW(IIENTS FROM
Donations and legacies
6D,416
60,416
42,378
Charitable activiti¢$
Client services
985,827
1,149,580
1,196,478
Otlier trading activities
Investment income
350,913
13,592
350,913
13,592
221,482
6.830
Tot•1
f88ffj74
985,827
1 $74JQl
1.467.168
LXPENDITIIRE ON
Raising fiinds
262,170
262,171J
217,082
ChAritxble aeÉli,Itles
Clieilt saviccs
466,055
822,682
1,288,737
1,096,853
Otlicr
31,717
31.717
27,258
Total
759,942
822,682
82,624
,341,193
NET INCOLIIEIIEXPENDI'fLIRE)
Transfers between funds
(171,268)
26S,i27
163,145
26.5 $271
{8,123)
125,975
17
Net movenient ill f￿ndS
94,259
1102 J82)
18,1231
125,975
RECONCLLIATIOh' OF FUNDS
ToEal funds bi'oughi foi'ivai'd
501,382
185J33
686,7JS
560,740
'fOT.4L FIINDS CARIUED FORWARD
678 592
686 715
The nolcs foi'in part ofthese tiiian¢ial statements
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HAvering P¥lind
BalAnee Slieot
31 Mai'eh 2025
31.3.25
Total
funds
31.3.24
lJniesti'icled
funds
Resli'iLtcd
fuiid5
funds
Notes
FIXED ASSETS
Tdngible 2SSCts
13
12,480
12,481)
6.944
c.IrRRF.N'A' ASSETS
Debtoi's.. amounts falling dlle witl)in one y¢aT
Casli 81 bank and in hand
14
63,006
628,672
188804
35,608
2il,810
664,280
301,465
639651
691,6711
224A12
Y16,090
941,116
CREDITORS
Ainounts falling due ￿'It1]ift one y¢ar
{108 717)
{141 461)
(249978)
(261,345)
NET CIIIUiENT ASSETS
583.161
666,112
679771
TOTAL ASSETS LESS LURREIYT
LIABILII'IEI S
59i,641
678,$92
686,715
NET ASSETS
195,641
678J92
686.715
FIJNDS
Unrestricted fuiids..
Geiieral fund
Resli'icted fuiids
595,641
82,951
501,382
185,333
TOTAL F[j￿,Ds
678,592
6S6,715
The charitsble coiiipany is entitled lo exeiiiptiiin froin <iudit undci. Section 477 of the Con)panies Act 2006 tor ilie year
ended 31 Mar¢h 2025.
The meinbers have not depositL4d notice. pursll&nt to Section 476 of the Coinpanies Act 2aac) Tequii'ing an audit of thcsc
financial statejnents.
Tlie ti'ustees a¢knDivledg¢ tli¢ir iesponsibililies fui.
{n)
ensui'ing tlial tlie cliat'itable ¢ompany keeps accounLin&J records that ¢oniply ivitli ScclioJi$ 386 and 387 ot tlie
CompRtile5 Act 2006 and
pi'epdrirng financilll sta*iiients Mihieli give Irue ind fair view of tlie stale uf alfairs ol'tlie cliaritable coinpany a5
at the end of eacli financixl year and of it5 surplus or deficit foi. each tInancial yeai. in fi¢ctsi'dance witli the
iequll'eineiits of Sections 394 and 395 and ivl)icl) otlierivisc comply ivitli tl)e i'eqLtiremei)ts of tlie Li)nipanies Act
2006 I'elaling io r￿E￿cial statements, so far as appliLllble to the el)ai'itable coinpany.
Tl)cse fil)4￿claI statements liave been audited imder th¢ rcqiiirenients of Seclion 145 of the Charities Act 2011.
(b)
Ic tinan
al sl&tenients wei¢ Iipproved by Il)e Boai'd of Trustees Ejnd authoi'ised for issue 011
r0ilts.rt 14.jand M'ei'e signed on its bel)alF by..
Mr Peter EdW￿.d He￿ingtOn - Trus
The notes form parL of these financial statements
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Havering Mind
CAsh Flow StAtement
for the YeAr Ended 31 MArch 2025
31.3.24
Notes
Cash flows from operatlng activities
Cash generated from operations
19,483
(208,746)
Net cash provided byJ(used in) opcraling activities
19,483
(208,746 }
Cash flows from investing activities
Piir¢hase of tangible fixed assets
Interest received
(&440)
13,592
(4,762)
6,830
Net cash provided by investing activities
5,146
2,068
Change in cash and eash equivalents. in
the I'eporting period
Cash and cash equivalents at the
beginning of the reporting period
24,629
(206,678)
639,651
846,329
Cash and cash equivalents at the of
the repoiting period
664,280
639,651
The notes forni part of these financial statements
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H#vei'iDg Mfrnd
Notes to the c.agh Flow Stgtement
foi'the YeAr Ei nded 31 Mareh 2025
RECONCILJATION OF NE'I, (EXPENDITUREYINCOME TO NIT CASH FLOW FROM
OPERATIP4G ACTIVITIES
31.3.25
31.3.24
Net (expenditure)liJJcome for the reportiiig period (as per the
Statement of Financial Activities)
Adjustments for:
Depreciation charges
tKJss on disposal of fixed assets
Interest received
Decreasel(increase) in debtors
Decrease in ClEditors
(8,123)
125,975
2,910
,425
1,421
(6,830)
(264,287)
(66,450)
(13,592)
(11,367)
Net cash provided byl{ll5ed in} 0￿ratIonS
19,483
(208,746)
ANALYSIS OF CHANGES IN NET FUNDS
At1.4.24
Cash flow
At 31.3.25
Net Cash
Cash ￿ bank and in hand
639,651
24,629
664,280
639,651
24,629
664,280
Totxl
24,629
664,280
The notes forni part of these financial statements
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HAvering Mind
Notes to the FinAiiciAI Statements
for the Year Ended 31 March 2025
ACCOUNTING POLICIES
BASIS OF PREPARING THE F￿ANCIAL STATEMENTS AND GOINC CONCERN
The financial statements of the charitable Company, which is a public benefit entity under FRS 102, have been
prepared in accordance with the Charities SORP {FRS 102) 'Accounting and Reporting by Chai'ities.. Statement
of Re¢ommended Practice applicable to charities preparing their accounts in accordanc¢ with the Financial
Reporting Standard applicable in the UK and RepubliL Ot Ireland (FRS 102) (¢ffe¢tive l Jaiiuary 2019),, Financial
Reporting Standard 102 'The FinanciHI Reporting Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland, and tl)e
Companies Act 2006. The financial stateinents have been prepared under the historical cost convention.
Going eoncel'n
The trustees have assessed whether the use of the going concern assuinptioii is appropriate in prep&ring these
ac¢ounts. 'll)e trustees have made this assessinenl in respect to a pei'iod of one year from the date of approval of
these accounts.
The trustees of the charity hav¢ ¢onGluded that ihere ar¢ no material uncertainties related to events or conditions
that may cast significant doubt oiTr the ability of the charity to continue as a going concern.
ITrICOME
All income is recognised in ihe Statement of Financial Activities once the cliai'ily lias et]titlement to Ihe funds, it
is prob&ble that 1he inwme will be received and the amount can be measured reliably.
EXPENDITURE
Liabilities are i'ecogntsed as expenditiire as soon as there is a legal or constructive obligatioll committing the
charity to that expenditure, it is probable that a ti'ansfer of econoniic benefits will be required in settlement and
the amount of thc obligation cai) be measured reliably. Expenditure is accounted for on an accruals basis and has
been ¢18ssified under headings that aggregate all cost related to the category. Where costs cannot be directly
attributed to particular headings Ihey have been allo¢ated to activities on a basis consistent witli the use of
resources.
ALLOCATION AND APPORTIONMEIYT OF COSTS
Tlie costs of generating funds relate to the costs incurred by the charitable company in raising the funds for its
harilable work. Fundraising costs incorpoizte an apportionment of the cost of the time spent by the administration
staff in obtaining new sources of funding and securing the renewal of ¢urr¢nt fuiiding.
TANGIBLE FIXED ASSETS
D¢preciation is provided at tFke following annual rates in order to write off ea¢h asset over its estimated useful
life.
Plant and machinery
Ftxtures and fittings
Computer equipment
3301￿ on cosl
250/0 on reducing balance
250/0 on reducing balance
TAXATION
Thc company is a registered charity and therefore is not liable for incoine tax on income derived from its
cliaritable a¢tivilies, as it falls within the various exeinptions available to registered charities.
FUND ACCOUP4TIYG
Unrestricted funds can be used in accordance with the charitable objectives at the discretion of the trustees.
Designated funds comprise unrestricted funds that have been set abide by the Irusle¢s for particular pui'poses.
Restricted funds can only be used for particular reslricled purposes within the objects of the charity. Restrictions
arise when specified by the donor or when funds are raised for particular resti'icted purposes.
Fuither explanation of the nature and purpose of each fund is included in the notes to the finan¢ial statanents.
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Havering Mind
Notes to the FIn￿ne181 StAtements- continued
for the Year Ended 31 Murcli 2025
ACCOUNTING POLICIES- continued
PENSION COSTS AND OTHER POST-Rf.TIREMENT BENEFITS
The ¢haritable coinpany operates a defincd contribution pension scheine. Contribiilions payable lo the eliaritable
coinpany's pension scheine are charged to the Statement of Finan¢ial Activities in the period lo which Ihcy relate.
DONATIONS AND LEGACIES
31J.25
31.3.24
Olhei. income
Donations
30,399
30,017
1,324
41,054
60,410
42,378
OTHER TRADIT+lG ACTIVITIES
31.3.25
31.3.24
Fundraising events
350,913
221,482
INVESTMENT IP4COME
31.3.25
31.3.24
Deposit account interest
13,592
6,830
INCOME FROM CIIARITABLE ACTIVITIES
31.325
31.3.24
Activity
Client services
Grants
1,149,580
1,196,478
Grants received, included in the above, are as follows..
31.3a5
31.3.24
Lottery- Sustainable Building Capabilities Project
London Borough of Havering- Peer SLlPPOrt
London Borough of Bai'killg and Dagenham- Hoarding pro.ject
Meaningfttl Activities Pathway
MIND - Sui¢ide prevetttion
Tudor Trust- Gateway
HBD- VIP pi'oject funded by UCL
BHRUT CCG- Mum's matter
London Borough of Barking and Dagcnham - Munis Matter
London l1oro￿gh of Barkiiig and Dagenham - NELFT Peer Support
London Borough of Havering- NF.LFT Peer Suppoi
London Borough of Barking and Dagenham- Pause2Start
RfAIPSG
London Borough of Havering- Ukrainian Project
BEC - Early help
Infant Feediiig Lifeline
Mind's Supported Self Help Fund
Dads Matter
19,054
92,306
83,497
50,826
47,150
34,195
30,000
6,000
94,500
258,500
141,940
100,812
55,134
81,250
4,000
51,556
36.000
28,812
81,780
34,503
31,500
69,750
235,000
105,878
161,743
79,500
45,600
60,000
13,405
Catried forwai'd
992,713
1,196,478
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Havering Mind
Notes to the Fillniicial.StAternents- continued
for the YeAr Ended 31 March 2025
INCOME FROM CHARrfABLE ACflVITIES- continued
31.3.25
31.3.24
Brought fonvard
Advocacy
992,713
156,867
1,196,478
I,J49,580
1.196.478
RAISING Fuf4DS
RAISING DONATIOIYS AND LEGACIES
Fundraising costs compTiSe-_
31.3.25
31.3.24
Salaries
Fiindraising expenses
External fundraiser
36,283
194,887
31,000
34,554
153,190
29,338
262,170
217,082
CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES COSTS
Direct
Costs
Client services
1,288,737
SUPPORT COSTS
Govemance
costs
Manageinent
Finance
Tola15
Other resources expended
21,162
955
9,600
31,717
Support costs, included in the above. are as follows-.
31.3.25
Other
resources
expended
31.3.24
Total
activities
Wages
Bank charges
Auditori, f¢Tnuneration
21,162
955
9,600
19,328
1,030
6,900
31,717
27,258
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HAvering Mind
Notes to the Financial Staternents- continuod
for the Year Knded 31 March 2025
NET INCOME/(EXPENDITURE)
Net in¢omd(expenditure) is stated after chargin￿{Crediting}.'
31.3.24
Auditors, remuneration
Depreciation- owned assets
Deficit on disposal of fixed assets
9,600
2.910
6.900
1,425
1,421
io.
TRUSTEES, REMUNERATION AND BEP4EFI'I'S
There wett no trustees, remuneration or other benefits for Ihe year ended 31 March 2025 nor for the year elided
31 Mai'ch 2024.
The Chatity subs¢ribes lo ihe Mind block insurance scheme, for IrLisiees 8Thd officers.
TRUSTEES, EXPENSES
There were no trustees, expenses paid forthe year ellded 31 March 2025 nor for the year ended 31 Mai'cli 2024.
STAFF COSTS
ii.
31.3.25
31.3.24
Wages and salaries
Social security costs
Other pension costs
1,026J15
82,775
20,254
871,612
65,498
18.364
1,129?44
955,474
The tot21 remuneration of key JnaTragement personnel amounted to £68,686 (2024- £65,475).
The average Inonihly numberof employees during the year w&8 as follows..
31.3.24
Chief exeeutive
Direct charitable work
Administration
I'"undraising
36
37
The number of employees whose employee bencfsts (excliiding employer pension costs) exceeded £60,000 w&s'.
31.3.25
31.3.24
£60,001- £70,000
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continued...

H4vering Mind
Notes to the FinAnei#l St*tcments- continued
for the YeAr Ended 31 March 2025
12.
COMPARATJVES FOR THE STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES
Unrestricted
fi]nds
Restricted
funds
Total
funds
INCOME AP4D ENDOWMENTS FROM
Donations and legacies
42,378
42,378
Chaiitable activities
Client servi¢¢s
199,945
996,533
1,196,478
Other trading &¢tivities
Investment income
221,482
6,830
221,482
6,830
Totsl
470,635
996,533
1,467,168
Eli'bNDITURE ON
Raising funds
217,082
217,082
Charitable activities
Client services
444,822
652,031
1,096.853
Other
27,258
27,258
Total
689,162
652,031
1,341,193
NET INCOMEI(EXPENDITURE)
Tr4nsfers betsveen funds
(218.527 }
366.300
344,502
{366JOO )
125,975
Net movèment in funds
147,773
(21,798)
125,975
RECONCILLITION OF FUNDS
Total funds brought forward
353,609
2tTr7.131
560,740
TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD
501.382
185,333
686,715
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Havering Mind
Notes to the FinaneiAI Stiltemeuts- continued
for the Yeiir Ended 31 March 2025
13.
TANGIBLE FIXED ASS£1 TS
Fixtures
and
fittings
Plant and
niacliinery
Coinputer
equipment
Totals
COST
At l April 2024
Additions
15,909
9,611
11,765
8,446
37,285
8,446
Ai 31 March 2025
15,909
9,611
20,211
45,731
DEPRECIATION
At l April 2024
Charge foryear
15,909
7,620
497
6,812
2,413
30241
2,910
At 31 Ma￿h 2025
15,909
8,117
9225
33,251
NET BOOK VALiiE
At 31 March 2025
1,494
10,986
12,480
At 31 March 2024
1,991
4,953
6,944
Plant and machinery Gomprises &55ets associaled with the Christmas Land fundraising event.
14.
DEBTORS: AMOUNTS FALLING DUE WITHIN ONE YEAR
31.3.25
31.3.24
1 rade debiors
Other debtors
Prepayments and accrued income
197,428
271,203
5,909
24,353
54,382
251,810
301,465
Is.
CREDtTORS: AMOUNTS FALLING DUE wrfHIN ONE YEAR
31.3.25
31.3.24
Trade creditOTS
Social security and othertt¥es
Other credttors
Accruals and deferred in¢ome
2S,OIS
24,586
5,957
194,420
41,393
13,847
9,583
196,522
249,978
261.345
31J.25
31.3.24
Deferred Income
Deferred income at l April 2024
Jncoming resoiirces deferred during the year
Released from previous years
187,568
275,387
182,647
187,568
(187,568) {275,387)
Def￿'red income as al 31 March 2025
182,647
187,568
Deferred in¢ome coniprises grants for servi¢es to be provided after the balance sheet date.
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continued...

Havering Mind
Notes to tlie FiiianciRI Statements- continued
for the Year Ended 31 MAreh 202.
16.
LEASIN'G AGRLbMLN'rs
Minimum lease payments under non-¢anccllable operating leases fall due as follow5.'
31.3.25
31.3.24
Within one year
Between one and five years
960
1,132
480
701
2,092
1,181
17.
MOVEMENf IN FUNDS
Net
movement
ii) fui)ds
Ti'ansfers
between
funds
At
31.3.25
At1.4.24
Unitstrieted funds
General fund
501 J82
(171268)
265,527
595,641
Restrllcted funds
Restricted funds
185,333
163,145
(265,527)
TOTAL FUNDS
686,715
(8,123)
678,592
Net inovement in funds, included in the above are as follows-,
Incoming
resources
Resources
expended
Movement
in fiinds
Unrestricted funds
General fund
588,674
(759,942)
(171,268)
Restricted funds
Restricted fiinds
985,827
(822,682)
163,145
TOTAL FUNDS
1,574,501
(1582,624)
(8,123)
Comparatives for movement in funds
Net
movcmcnt
in funds
Transfers
betwccn
nds
At
31.3.24
At 1.4.23
Unrestrieted funds
Generdl fund
353,609
(218,527)
366.300
501.382
Restricted funds
Restricted funds
207,131
344,502
(366,300)
185,333
TOTAL FUNDS
560,740
125,975
686,715
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Havering Mind
Note5 to Ihe Financial StatemÈnts- continued
for the YeAr Ended 31 March 2025
17.
MOVEMENT IN FUTr4DS- continued
Comparative iiet inovemenl in funds, inLluded in the above are as follows:
Incoming
resources
Resources
expended
Moveinent
in flinds
Unrestricted funds
General fund
470,635
(689,162)
(218,527 }
Restricted funds
Restricted funds
996,533
<652.031)
344,502
TOTAL FUNDS
1,467,168
(lJ41,193)
125,975
A current year 12 months and prior year 12 monlhs conibined position is as follows..
Net
movement
in funds
Transfer5
between
fund5
At
31.3.25
At1.4.23
Unrestricted funds
General fund
353,609
(389,795)
631,827
595,641
Restricted funds
Rcstricted funds
207,131
507.647
(631,827)
82,951
TOTAL FUNDS
560,740
117,852
678,592
A current year 12 months and prior yeai. 12 months combined net movement in funds, included in the above are
as follows..
Incoming
resources
Resources
expended
Movemenl
in funds
Unrestrieted fullds
General fund
1,059,309
(1,449,104)
(389,795)
Restritted funds
Restricted funds
1,982,360
(1,474.713)
507,647
TOTAL FIINDS
3,041,669
(2,923,817)
117,852
TRANSFERS BETThTEN FUNDS
The transfer of funds from Restricted Fiinds to Unrestricted Funds is the net suinination of surpllises and deficit%
arising fi'om proje¢ts which came to a natural end during the financi￿ year ending 31 March 2025. For the
avoidance of doubt this will also include projects cominencing prioi. to the current financial year which would
have been relained as Restricted Funds as at 31 Mai'ch 2024. Furthermore the nature of these agreements allows
the Cliarity to relain any surplus and similai'ly ¢over any deficits arising on a project by project basis.
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Flavering Mind
Notes to tht Fin2ncial Statements- Continued
for the Yeai. Ended 31 Mareh 2025
17.
MOVIMII NT IN FUNDS- continued
TRANsfi ERS BETWEEN FUNDS- eontinued
Within the unrestricted funds we have designated an amount of £300,000 lo cover any wind lip costs should
the Cl)arily encounter financial difficulties in the fiiture. This amount will be reviewed annually and will be
increased in line with any future growth. Details of how the Charity inlends to the reinainder of tlie
unrestricted funds is shown in the Financial Report.
18.
RELATED PARTY DISCLOSURES
There were no related party transactions for the year ended 31 March 2025.
There wer¢ no donations from trustees.
19.
srATUS
The organisation is a charitable company limited by guarantee. The company was established under
a Memorandum of Association which establishes tl)e object and powers of the charitable company and is
governed under ils Articles of Association.
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