REGISTERED COMPANY NUMBER: fr7814000 (Ettgl4nd and Wale5)
REGISTERED CHARITY NUMBER: 1145211
REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES AND
UNAUDITED FINANCIAL ￿ATEmENTs
FOR THE YEAR EI¥DED 31 MARCH 21125
FOR
BRECON AND DISTIUCT MIND
Williams Denton
Chartered C¢rttfJed Accountants
Glaslyn
Ffordd y Par
Parc Menai
Bangor
Gmynedd
LL57 4FE

BRECON AND DISTRtcr MIND
CONTENTS OF THE FINANCIAL STATEMELYTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 21125
Page
Report of the Trustees
Independent Examlner's Report
Statement of FlnaDelal Aetivities
io
Balance Sheel
Notes to tbe FID*ndal St*tements
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REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES
FOR THE YEAR EIYDED 31 MARCH 2025
Thc trustces who are also directors of the charity for ihe Purposes of the Companies Act 2006, Present their rel￿ with
the financia] statements of the chariry for th¢ y¢ar ended 31 M8reh 2025. The ttustees have adopied the provisions of
Aec4)untittg and Rcportin8 by Clwities: Statement of R¢comm¢nded Prdctice applicable to charities preparing their
a¢counts in accordance with the F]lw￿l￿ Reportitig Standard applicable in the LllQ and liepublic of Ireland (FRS 102)
(effedive l January 2019).
OBJEcfivES AND A￿1VITIEs
Objectives Acti￿¢1£$
Bre¢on & Disttict Mind'5 pU￿05e is to be 'Here to help you manage youi menta] health and wellbeing,. We offer rnentai
health sctvices, wpport and activiti¢s that b¢n¢fJt individua]s a￿sS tbe region and invite people alhd partn¢rs to wo
tgg¢th¢r for our shared PUTpose.. TTUStees ¢onfimi they bave had regard to the Charity Commission's guidance on public
benefit when planDiD8 activiti¢s.
Tn￿le¢S adopted a new Strategic Plan 2024 to 2027 following engogement with staffj volunteets and beneficiaries and
Ihe priorlties and Values below Identifi￿ to guid¢ th¢ organisation.
Str4teglc Prlorilles
' Fitiancial Susraillthry
' Partn¢Tships
' Otganisational Development
' Digital Choice
Valuey
Conneeiion
Kindne$5
Learning
Honesty
BrecoD & District MiTNJ ellSUTe5 that people with liyrd expttience play an influential rol¢ in goYematKe. d¢velopornt
and delivery of services. Shared deKision making prill¢iples are embedded acro￿ the organisatiOJL
Key A¢tivitiU and S¢rvi¢es
Activities delivered across 202425 in¢lud¢'.
' Brecon Wellbeitvd Centre, activkties and thop in sessi¢)ns
' Individual Inf0m￿tIOn, Support, Talking Therapics & Coun8¢11inB 5¢rvt¢¢s,
' outreac￿ Peer support and group activities, eg Bcreavement, Support after Suicide (Postveotion).
' Children and Young People wellbeing project at Brecon High School
' Grwi Millds gardening and nature based activities
Mums Matter Perinatsl courses and Social Groups
' ConJtnuDity events and futKlraising activities
' Valuing Volunt¢ers Proj¢ct
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OWECTIVES AND ACTivrrIES
VoluDte¢r Involvement
Volunteers play a 5]￿lf1¢￿￿t role across Brecon & Dis¢rict Mind. Thcir lived t￿￿en¢t fornjs & ¢¢tttrnl of
service design and deltvery. includmg..
' Monthly voluttteer forums and volunteer celebration cvcnts.
' Awarcncss Raising & Fun(irai8ing involvement
. Co dclivcry (Trf activitie5
. Cowiselling and Work Experien¢e Pla¢em¢nts
Throu￿Ollt th¢ y￿r 36 individual volunteers delivered at 1¢&st 941 volunteering hours. We are wo￿1￿￿ with voluntKrs
n¢xl year to improve ways to record and mcasure Vol￿tee￿n8 houts as part of OUT plaD to achieve the Investors in
Volwiteers Quality Mark in AutWI￿ 2025.
ACHIEVEMENTS AND PERFORMANCE
Quallty and GoverDaD¢¢
' Mind Quality Mark (MQM) accreditation s￿￿8SfullY awarded in March 2025.
' New governing dOcu￿￿t and membership Stn￿tre adopied October 2024.
OrgaDls*t1o￿al D¢v¢lopment: People & Culture
' Tru5t¢¢ Eva Roshan apw)inted People & Culture Lead.
' P¢opl¢ & Culture Subcommittee estsblish¢d S¢pt¢mb¢r2024.
' Aims include workforc¢ wcllbeing> strcngtb¢ntng id¢ntity Values, impmry￿ comtnuwcation and building
appreciative environment
' WCVA Voluntc¢ring in Wales Fund grant awarded for a 12 motjth Valuing VoluTtt¢ers project.
' Volunte(Y Project Coordinator appointed Sept 2024.
' ComTnittncnt to Values Based tAd¢rship and embdding the Valu￿ of KInth￿S& Learnin& Honw and Connection.
' R¢gular strength b&sed refiectiv¢ pwtice impletnented for staff and voluntee
' Staff and tr￿51¢¢& attended wellbetllg and trainang activities.
' Monthly email n¢wsktter launcbed.
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ACHIEVEMENTS AND PERFORMANCE
Servlees & ProJetts
OV￿1], Br¢coD & District Mind IMS SUp￿rted 853 people
Breeon Wellbelng Centre
Located in the heart of Breeon Towryj C¢ntr¢ our community Yenue hosts our office, the lounge area and 'wann hub,, an
activities room, well equipped kit¢hen and rovm5 for counselling and i￿lividUal sup1￿. SUp[￿ed by Core fi￿dIng
from Powys teaching H¢alth Board at￿ the M￿ndance FouThdatign to revitalis¢ the Wellbeitjg Centre. incT¢as¢
availability of SUPFth wtthout appointmfDt aDd broaden ¥tivity progrrnes. This year 0¥￿ 258 sessions we
deliYere(L and att¢nd¢d by 137 people.
A generous donation h&5 be¢n r¢¢¢ived from the MIM)ndance Foundation to r¢vitalis¢ th¢ Wellbeing Centre. in¢r¢as¢
availability of individual in person support ￿thOut appointment and bn)aden activity prograi1)mes.
Outre%h Support
We¢kly sessions based in CvmTnunity v¢nues in Hay & Talgarth and the Bronllys Walk & Swim club help our suppoIt
be closer io home for some pcople living in the area aroutml Brw)n. Over the year. over IIM) sessions were d¢livered
attrDded by around 40 wple.
'8s a nLmkniver. its within walking distance for and the support is v¢ry good,
'Keeps mc well. gives mc a routine.. company... supw)rt... socialising,
'lts encouraged m¢ to get oul of the house and meet new pwl¢'.
eeting up with other people are dealing with their issueg - there is no pres&uT¢ to shatt. Gail has put in
touch wth oth¢r help,
Indlvldw#l SupporL CouDstllAng atsd Talking Theraples
Our learn of Wellbeing Pwtition¢rs support people ag¢d 16 plu$ with ￿hat matters,. The Wellb¢ing Team is funded by
a number of Sources including Powys County Coun¢il's Housing Support Grant (HSG I Supporting People), IATrttery
Funding, MiDd's Cost of Living GraD( W¢ are also a partner in the 'Powys In Work Support SeThi¢e', offering individual
wellbein8 supporL CBT based 'Supp>rted Self Help. and Counselling. We have bccn Succe&sfi￿ hosting voluntrer
Train¢¢ Counsellots to be able to complete their qualifications lo¢atly and are trialling the exp2n$ion of Counsellitjg io
include paid for service$ in response to requests. and to give people more choice. The Counselling leam is suprorted by a
new CouDselling C(xJrdinator. In 2025 we aim to join ihe British AssocE2ti¢)n of Counselling & Psychoth￿apY (BACP)
as a memb¢r in recognition of the higb standords of our Couttselling service.
89 individuals have reeeived over 600 couThselling sessions.
Green MIDds
We offer OPPOTtwties for ￿0p1¢ to reconnect with theniselves and ¢0 nature as well as develop practi¢al WKI
meaningful skills. Our approach is to learn and together and walk alongside those on a joum¢y to improve and
mainthin th¢irwellbeing, and we offer safe, healing envirtiDtnents that provide respite from life's daily challenges.
There are OPPOTtimities io volunteer as a gardener on our Social & Th¢ra￿tle Horiicu]tur¢ ￿1¢¢1 at Breei)ll Caththaj.
parti¢l￿e in one of our ccfvtherapy progtsmmes, join on¢ of our Branchillg Out local walks in nature or get involved in
craft-making. The Green Minds team provid¢ support lo allow peopl¢ lo tsk¢ rnanageable st¢P5 to build thetr
confidence, ski115 and bring more peace and happiness illto th¢ir lives. The project alw Tull r¢gular workshops and
¢vents. This has included plant sales and rural work5hop&
Over the year w¢ have delivered 82 $￿s1OnS. attended by over 50 beneficiaries. Some have progressed into volunteer
roles supw)rting sessions at Brecon C4thethal Gardens and Watton Allotment.
Chlldren and People (CYP) Pr•jer¢
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ACHIEVEMELY13 AND PERFORMANCE
ID parthership with Br¢¢on Higb Scly)ol, the wellbeing project has developed sigDifLcalltly from April 2024, off¢riDg
wellbeing workshops. lunchiiDK wellb¢iD8 wa]ks and awaren¢5s rJising assemblies.
Ou¢tomes:
' 70 leamers ii)ok part in 6 week wellbeing groups.
' 6￿/0 showed incrcascd wellbeing scores.
. 7-10 Iwncrs attended mind￿1 walks.
' Multiple gr04TPS engaged across thc summer holidays.
AchtevemeDts:
' lrtcreased pupil voice
' Trusting relationships with ststT
' Pupils self referring for support
' Improved understanding of sleep, stress and emotional regulatlon
Quotes and ¢a5e studles:
Leamers Feedback
"It's tin]e to be calm 8nd get away from lessons to h¢lp mental h¢alth"
"Thank you for ¢verything I have Teally enjoyed the9¢ ses5iOW, theyve really helped me"
"I'v¢ l¢arn¢d ways lo be calm when anxio￿8.
"It has made me more eonfident in myself,
'Rel&xes me for a bit and gives vaTiOUS ways of support"
Munu M*tter Collrse & So¢ial Gro4p
Funded by Thc Big LA>tt¢ry Fund People & Pla¢es grant, The proj¢ct launched in September 2023 aDd r4D until 1st May
2025,. during which time we havc delivered 7 courses with a totsl of 125 5e5SiOll5 attended by 87 different people for th¢
Mums Matter programm¢ and 90 sessions attended by 110 diff¢r¢n¢ wple for the social group. Thes¢ all have been
held at the Subud Ha]1 in Brffovk. We have also provided 68 individual mun)s with l..1 support sessions.
Feedback from thos¢ attending the Mums Matter course and Mums Social peer suptwrt group h&$ b¢en overwhelmingly
positiv¢ and as a tvam we are v¢ry proud of the Work undcrtaken in this proj¢ct. Mums havc identified the imw)rtane
and benefits of thRs Mums Matter SlipF￿ within our local eommunity, here ar¢ a few comments Mums have shw¢d with
"Making friends aDd being 8ble to discuss thjngs firely withoutiudg¢m¢nV'
"Connetting with other mums undeTstsnding how our liv¢s have changed- not being alone on th¢ journey"
"To meet new mums and to know Prn nol alone.
"It has taught me & lot and helped with my emoiions"
Blendeil CBT
Lcd by Ponthafreo and alongside Mid & Nortb Powys Mind we are part of a Pouys-wide Service offering support from a
prdctitioner alon8side the Silvrfloud online CBT suptM)rt programme. Ouicome data slM)ws that when receiving
suppon from a worker alongside SilverClou¢ more Fwle complete the course at)d peopl¢ have improved (hlleome
SenDybridge & Brecon Lex Club
They movd their w¢¢Wy sessions to the Wellbeing Centre in Janw 2025. Th¢ wup a]igns with our S(*1￿ model of
support 4md sessions held An the W¢llb¢ing C¢ntre improves I￿al awarcn¢s$ of ow support.
Bereavement & Postvention .
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REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES
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ACHtEVEMENTS AND PERFORMANCE
In partoership with Mid & North Powys Mind wc have secured funding to offer Bereavement C(rtmselling and a monthly
upport group. We also WOTk with Powy5' Postvention wotking group.
Pottery & Art in Mind
Weekly Pottery for Wellbeing in Crickhowell supports people througb art and creaiivlty.
Community A¢t5wltles
The Activities CIM)rdinaror and Community FLmdraiser (appointed May 2024} ¢xpanded the numb¢r of activiti¢S alld
events offered including:
' SUI￿aY Lunch pilot
"Buxton Movers" project witb Hwy Feet Runnets et Brecon Athletic Club
' Mcnta] Elf Fcstivc Fun Run (canc¢llcd du¢ to Stonn Darragh)
' Wellb￿.ng Activities. led by volunteers incluthng Craftemoon, Poety. Music and Welsh learners ￿0up.
' Pilot SUPWprt groups, He￿1￿8 Voices group with Early Inieryention in Psyehosis SeNiee & a BiPolar Supp)rt gn)up
with BiPol#r UK
DAglta]
We developed lauuched a n¢w website on Mental Health Awar¢n¢ss Day in Odober 2024 with improved navigation
ond events calendar.
PartDersbips
Mcnta] Health l¥oviders NetwoJ*. We receive ¢ore finding from PoNy$ tea¢hing H¢alth B(wd and w¢ Tegularly meet
with them. other local Mentsl Health Providers 9]￿ Powys County Council to eollabornte together a¢n)ss Powys.
Minds tn Powys We work closely with Mid & North Powys Mind & ys￿d8ynlalS Mind to identify common needs and
opportunities across the co￿ty.
One Mind in Wttles We regularly ¢ollalx>rnte with Mind Cymru and other Local Minds across Wales linkni8 local
insights to national plans and vice v¢rs& Thc n¢twork is an important sourcc of information, support and influcn¢¢ that
bnn8s benefits to our work in the lo￿1 atta.
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REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
FINANCIAL REVIEW
Trlnan<ial revie
The Charity had a small deficit of £526 for the year. Trusttts f(w on the delivery ofrestricted-fi]nded projects al￿ the
stabilisation of costs: while WOTking towards rebuilding th¢ Charity's unrcstrictcd rcscrY¢s. Building these r¢s¢rv¢s
remains a key priority in line with the r¢S￿V¢S ExTrlicy to ensutt the lon84enn sustainability of the charity during a period
of ongoing financial uncertainty.
Income
Total inLome for the year was £424,393, compared with £456.611 in the previous year. There was a decrease in gramt
in¢om¢ of approxirnately £30,0(K).
The majority of Brecon & District Mind's incom¢ continues to be from eore fimding fn)m Powys T¢ach]ng Health Board
and the contrad with Powys County Council's Housing Support GranL due to bc rd¢nd¢red in 2025. refle¢ting the
chaTitys strong long terni pattrerships and delivery of eotnmissiolled setvices.
Expendltsre
Total expendifttre for th¢ y¢arwas £424,919, a significant rcduction frorn £516.568 LD the previous ycar.
The main area of saving w&$ stsffing costs, which reduced to £247,572 from £364.511, representing a decre￿ of
£116,939. Whi¢h w85 due in part to projects ending du¢ to the introduction of th¢ n¢w rnental health support line '1 I I
option 2, and national Mind's gtant to deliver Active Monitoring (now called Supported Self Help). TNstees have made
difficult d¢¢isAons while ¢n5wing that cor¢ 5¢rvicc5 al￿ T¢strid¢d proj¢¢ts witinu¢d to be delivered ¢ffcctiv¢ly.
Finan¢i#] Sustainability
T￿st￿$ rcognis¢ tb¢ ¢harity'$ r¢liall¢¢ on a small numb¢r of ststut¢)ry fiymling wurces a￿1 have plans to div¢r5ify
income streams. These plans include expanding Community funijraising and d¢v¢loping paid.for s¢rvie¢s for loul
employers, community groups and individuals, such as coultsellll￿ services and training, which are often requested.
These initiatives are tntended to strengthen unrestricied income and support the chariws financial resilience in future
years.
Reserves polky
Th¢ ttustees minimum aMo￿t of reserves levels is set at £IOO,O(Xl. The objective of the Truslge5 IS to build a level of
free reserves equal to the average fixed c<)mmitments' for th¢ ensuing 9 months, amounting to approximately £300.000
wkn.ch would proyide the foutthtioJ]s for tbe future stsbility of the organization.
Th¢ level of fre¢ Tes¢fv¢s ot 31 Mawh 2025 amounted to £155,093 (2024: £84,084)
Golng eontern
Tn￿lee5 consider the clwity a going concern based on conf[rn￿d fi￿ding arKI operattonal plans for 2025-26.
Financial Risks
Key risks it)clude income volatility, cost pre5sure5 and reliance on grdllt furKling. Mitigatiott includes diversification of
incorn¢, financial ov¢rsight monitOTing via Financ¢ Committ¢¢ and r¢gular by tNst¢¢s.
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REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES
FOR THE YEèKR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
PLANS FOR FUTURE PERIODS (2(12>26)
. Year 2 of the organisattonal strdtegy to be implemented
' 0￿r￿lo￿al Plan to guide delivery and development
' Trust¢¢5 ar¢ addressing a projxted deficit b￿et through strengthened fimdrhisin% community ellga8emellt and
. Continued development of marketing and digitsl cthnmLmt¢atii)Ls
. Tnjsttt training progrdmme to be introduced following training audit
' Investors in Volunteers a5sessmeDt plaDn¢d for (ktob¢r 2025
' Volunt¢¢r ￿5t¢¢ ffcrnitsnent evenings to run annually
' Team days for tNsttts. staff voluntee15 to continue. ID April 2025, celebrations recoEnised culturnl change, MQM
award and positive irnprovements in shared values and wellbeing
lrnplemcntation of the Equality, Divetsity and Inch￿lon (EDD Action Plan. overseen by Trnstee I*ad Stephanie
Davi
srRUCTURL GOVERNANCE ATr4D MANAGEMENT
Governlng dotument Governallce Review
The ¢hsrity is controlled by its 8oYcrnin8 do¢umenL a deed of knJ$L and eoAgtitute# a limitcd company, limited by
guaraniee, &$ defin￿ by th¢ Companies Act 2006.
A Gov¢man￿ R¢vi¢w was conducted dwitig the year, resulting in & new governing document approved at an
Extraordinary General Meeting in October 2024. Our new Influcnce ond Participation Policy now cnables beneficiaries
volunt¢￿$ to take part and infiuence t}￿ughOut the yearTather not only at th¢ ADnu8i G¢n￿￿1 Mc¢ting.
Govcrnan<c and Subcommlttces
The Board operntcs with two subcornmitt¢c8 the People and Culture Subcommittee established in September 2024. This
group includes Tn￿tee Lead Eva Roshan, the CEO, the Con)munity Development Manager and volunteer rq>r¢sentstive
Scan O'Boyle. The Finan¢¢ Committee meets quarterly and ittcludes Tr￿￿te¢ Ixad Crad Low¢. the CEO, Finance Officer
and Ex*rnal Accoun12nts.
Trustee Re¢r￿ltMent. Induction and Tr¥inin%
Trustees a￿ tY¢ruited through planned recruitm¢nt campaigns advertised locally and in patthership with Mind C￿nnL
Prospective tTUStce5 complete a stN¢tured oppli¢ation process that inelu¢ks an int￿l¢W and appropriate du￿]￿lEen¢t
checks. CaTMlidate5 ar¢ wovid¢d with key informatiotL includin8 th¢ Trust¢¢ Role [k￿riptIOn, and are invited to attend
Board meeting prior to a fonnal vot¢ of the Ttust¢¢s to Co￿pl them during the year.
Once appointe¢ the aFChairs lead a COMp￿h￿sIve inth￿lOn proces& which includes ac¢¢$8 to ¢ssential training and
resources to support in fulfilling theirduties effecti￿ely.
Organisational Mangg¢m¢nt
From April 2024 att interim management sttuctllre opcrdted Success￿lty. K¢y contractrd Ayport included..
' Intcrim Project$ and Development Manager
' Outsourced Virtual Financ¢ Manager (Beyond Profit)
' Freelanc£ HR off￿tr (Cymryd Rhan)
From December 2024, a new part.lime Commwjity and Developm¢nt Manager strengthened our managem¢nt wa¢ity
alongside the CEO.
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REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
The tru5te¢s who ar¢ a15ts d￿￿t￿[S of the charity for the purpose5 of the CornpaDie5 Act 2(K16. pr¢5ent their report with
the financial stattments of the charity for the year etmled 31 Match 2025. The trustees have adopted the p￿ViSIOnS of
A¢¢ounting and Reporting by Cloriiie%: Statement ot R￿0MMended Practice applicable to charities prqwing their
accounts in accordance with the FiTwJcial RcFQrting Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland (FRS 1021
{¢ffcctiv¢ l January 20191.
STRUCTL.RE. GOVERNAI¥CE AND WAGEMENT
Governing document
The charity is ¢4)ntrolled by its gov¢rnitig dOcun￿lt, a deed of t￿￿1, aud constitutes a limited company. limited by
guarant¢¢. as d¢fjn¢d by the Companies Act 2006.
REFERENCE AND ADMINISTEL4TIVE DETAILS
Reglstered Company number
07814Q(X> IEtsg]8nd and Wales)
Rwstered Ch•rity number
IIL+S*ii
Reglstered office
Ty Croeso St David's House
48 free Street
BtY¢otJ
Powys
LD3 7BN
Trustee5
Mr David Canning CoJJsultant
Ms Siephani¢ Dttvi¢s Operations Manager lappotttted 19.11.241
Ms Amic Louise Evans Nurs¢ry Manager (appointed 25.2.25)
Mr Carado¢ Fitzg¢￿Id Lowe Joincr
M5 Claire Mi>ore Self Employed
Ms Eva Melissa RoshwL Writer
Comp#Ny Secret#ry
Mrs Sally Caiheritte Morris
Independent Examintr
Williatn5 Dcnton
Chartered Certified A¢countant5
Glaslyn
Ffordd y Parc
Parc Menai
BallgoT
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Approved b order of the boatd of trustees on.
. and signed on lis behalf by:
Mr Caradoc FiL£g
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INDEPENDEINT EXAMINER'S REPORT TO THE TRUSTELS OF
BBICON AND DISTiucf Ll(tND
Independenl examiner's ￿Ptrrt to the tru5te¢$ of Br¢con And Dl8trlct Mlnd ('th¢ Company,)
I rewrt to the chwity t￿￿teeS on my examination of the accounts of ihe Company for thc ycarcnded 31 March 2025.
Responilbllities and b&515 of report
As the charity's tNstees of the Compatty (aThJ olso its dfftiector5 for the purposes of company law) you #re r¢s￿lI5]b]e for
the prePa￿lon of ihe accounts iti accordance with the requirem¢nts of the Companies Act 20061'the 20(16 Acfj.
Having satisfied myself that the accounts of the Company are not required to be audited Part 16 of the 2(M)6 Act
and are eligible for ]ndependent exatnination, I report in respect of my exalnination of your charitys ac£ounts as carried
out under Section 145 of the Charities Act 2011 I'the 2011 Act'l. In carrying out my exami¢utt¢)n I have followed the
Directions wvett by tbe Charity Commi5sioll under Section 145{5) 0)) of the 2011 Act.
Independent txanthier's rtatrment
Since your charity's wss income exceeded £250,IM)O your examiner must be a member of a listed body. l ¢aJJ ¢onfim)
that l am qu21ifi¢d to uud¢rtake the examination because l am a m¢mi*r of the Association of Chartered Certified
Accountsnts, which 18 one of tbe listed bodies.
I have completed ￿Y exarnination. I confinn that no matt¢ts have ¢ome to my attention in ¢onn¢¢tion with the
¢xaiiiination giving m¢ caL4e to beli¢v¢'.
ting tEC4)t)Is were tK>t kept in respect of the Company ag requiredby Section 386 of the 21M)6 ACL. or
the accounts do not acc4)rd with those words,. or
thc a￿OUnts do nol comply with the accounting requirements of Sc*tion 396 of the 21X)6 Act other than any
ttquirement that the aceounts giv¢ a true and fair view which is not a inatter con5idcred ￿ part of an independent
¢k2mination' or
the accounts have not been prcparcd in accordan¢¢ with the metho(Ls and principles of ihc Statemcnt of
R¢commcnd¢d Practice for acco￿ting and reporting by charities (applicablc to charitics preparing their accounts
in accordance with the FIna￿CIal Rcporting Stsndard applicable in thc UK and Republic of Ircland (FRS 102)}.
I havc no c4Jncems and have c¢)me across no other matters in connecti¢)n with the examination to which attention should
drawn in this report in order to enable a proper understanding of the accounts to be reached.
Martin Steven BaTr¢tt
Wilhams D¢Dton Cyf
Chartered Certified A(*ountants
Gla51yn
Ffordd y Par¢
Parc Menai
Bangor
Gwynedd
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Dat¢..
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BRECON AND DISTIUCT MIND
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVIT
FOR THK YEAR ENDED JI IbL4RCH 21J2S
2025
Ttstsl
fvndi
2024
Total
Unrestricted
fimd
Restricted
Note9
INCOME AND ENDOWMENTS FROM
DoDatiolls and legacies
23J56
7.659
31,215
36,635
Cbaritable actiyities
GENERAL
206,239
124,174
390A13
417,983
Inve51ment ille4￿e
2,765
1765
1,993
292,560
131,833
424J93
456,611
EXPENDITURE ON
Raising funds
9,529
9,529
5,113
Charitable gctivitie5
GENERAL
212,022
203J68
415,390
511.455
Tot
221,551
21b3J68
424.919
516,568
NET INCOLIIFJ(EXTENDITURE)
71,009
(71,535)
(526)
(59,957)
RECONCILIATION OF FUNDS
Total funds brought f(TrThYard
084
91581
17&665
238,622
TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD
155,093
17&139
178,665
The notes forni part of these finaTKial stsiements
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BRECON AND DISTRICT MIND
BALANCE SHEET
31 MARCH 2025
2025
Totsl
ffuDd•
2024
Total
U]￿estriCted
Restrickd
fiwds
Notes
FIXED ASSETS
Tangibl¢ ￿SCts
6J91
6,391
CURRE]Yr ￿￿ETs
Debtors
Cash at bat
5999
15&730
5,999
181,780
8,969
178.852
164,735
187,779
187,821
CREDITORS
Amounts falling due wxthin on¢ y¢or
{1fj031)
(1&031)
{20256)
NET CURRENT ASSETS
148,704
23.044
171,748
167,565
TOTAL ASSETS LESS CURRENT
LIABILITIFS
155,095
23,IM4
17&139
178,665
NET ASSETS
155.095
17&139
178,665
FUNDS
Unrestricted fvnds
Restricted funds
155,095
23.044
84,084
94,581
TOTAL FUNDS
178,139
178.665
The ¢haTitable ¢ompany is ¢ntitled to ¢xemptioD from a￿lIt Se¢tion 477 of the Companies Act 21K)6 for the year
ended 31 March 2025.
The members have not rwired the company to obtain audit (Trf its finan¢ial siat¢J))¢nts for the y￿r ended
31 March 2025 in accordane¢ with S¢¢tion 476 of the Companies Act 2(K)6.
The trustees acknowledge their rwonsibiliti¢s for
(a)
ensiirÉii8 that the charitable cowy keep5 accouDting records that comply with SectiotkS 386 387 of the
Companies Act 2006 and
preparing financial statements which give a tswe alld fair ￿eW of th¢ stst¢ of affai￿ of th¢ d)aTitsble company as
at th¢ end of each financial year at￿ of its surplus or deficit for each fmancial year in accotdance with the
rffjuiffments of Sections 394 and 395 and which otherwise cornply wlth the requirellhents. of th¢ Companies Act
21M)6 relating lo financial Statements, 50 far as applicable to the charitable company.
(b)
The t￿te% forni part of th¢s¢ financlal st4t¢meJ)ts
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BRECON AND DISTRICT MIND
BALANCE SHEET- tontiDued
31 I¥1ARCH 2025
Th¢se fjrwiciat 5tat¢m¢nts have b¢¢n pr¢pat¢d in accoEdaDf¢ with tbe provistons applicable to clwliable companie5
subject tts the small ¢ompanies regime.
wue approvrd by th¢ Board of Ttwt¢¢s and authoriscd for issue
d w¢r¢ signed on its behalf by..
Mr Carddoc Tritzgerdld Low¢-Trustee
Tbe notes fom] patt of th¢se fijwwial 5ratements
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BRECON AIYD DISTIUCT MIND
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
AcCOUNT￿C POLICIES
Basls of preparing the flnane5*1 st#tetDcnt8
The financial statemet]ts of thc charitable company, which is a publi¢ benefit entity ￿der FRS 102, have been
pr¢p3r&l in accordance with the Chariti¢S SORP (FRS 102) 'Accounting and Reporting by Charitics". Ststem¢nt
of Recon]mended Pradi¢e applicablc to charities Neparing their ac£ounts in accordance with the Financial
R¢porting Standard applicable iti the UK and Republic of Ireland (FRS 102} (effe¢tive l January 2019),,
Financia] Reporting Standard 102 Th¢ Financia] Re￿rtIng Standard applicable in the UK 2nd Republic of
Ireland, and the CompAni¢$ Art 21)06. The financial statements ltsve be£n prepar¢d und¢r thc historical cost
convention.
Ineome
All income is recognised ill the Ststement of Finoncial Activities once the charity has ¢ntitl¢m¢ni to the fimds. li
is probable that the incom¢ will b¢ ￿e1Ved and the amount be mvasured reliably.
Expenditure
Liabilities are recognis¢d 09 expenditure as soon &8 th¢re is a legal or constnjctive obligation ¢ommitting ibe
charity to that ex￿d1tL￿e, il is probable that a tr4nsfer of economi¢ benefits will be required in settlemenl and
the amouDt of th¢ obligalion can be measured reliably. Expenditure is accounted for on accruals basis and has
Ixen classified under headings that aggregate all cosi related to the category. Wh¢te costs CAtmot be dire¢tly
attributed io particu]ar heading5 th¢y have been ￿l(￿ted to artivities on a b￿19 c4)nsisient with the use of
rwources.
Tallxible fixed Assets
Depreciation is provided at the following annual iti order to write off rdcb asset over its esh'matsd useful
lif
Fixlures and fittings
mO￿r vehicl&s
2¢P/o on reducing balance
21PA on reducing balance
TAxation
The chatity is exempt from CO￿OratiOn th on its charitable activities.
Fulld xeeollntlng
Unrestricted funds can be wed in a¢cordance with the charitable ObJ￿tiVeS ai the discretion of th¢ trustees.
Rcstricted thnds ean only ￿ used for particular restricted purposc$ within the objccts of the chariiy. Restrictions
aTise when s￿e7￿cd by the donor or when futKJ5 aTe rnised forparticular thictcd PUTP05es.
Furthcr ¢xplatJation of th¢ natur¢ and purpose of each fimd 1$ included in the notes to tk f]nancial statements.
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BRECON AND DISTRicf MIND
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS- wntinued
FOR THE I￿AR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
INVESTMENT INCOME
2025
2024
Dysit account int¢re$t
2,765
1,993
NET INCOMEI(EXPELWlTURE)
income1(ex￿djtsJre) is stated after chaTgingl(crediting).'
2025
2024
Auditors, r¢mun¢rdti¢)n
Depreciation. owned a&s¢ts
Su￿lUSI{defic]t) on dlsposal of fixed as5¢ts
3,752
1,598
(3,044)
3,498
1.297
1.178
TRUSTEES, REMUNERATION AND BEYEFITS
There were Jki thjsttts, remun¢r41ion or other benefits for the y¢ar end¢d 31 Ma￿h 2025 nor for the y¢ar ¢nded
31 MaTd] 2024.
Trustees, expenses
There w¢r¢ no tNstees' expettses forth¢ y¢wr ended 31 Ma￿h 2025 nor forthe y¢ar ¢nded 31 March 2024.
COMPARATIVLS FOR THE STATEMENT OF FllNANc￿ AcfIviTIES
Unrestri¢iLMI
Restricted
Totsl
INCOME AND ENDOWMENTS FROM
Donations and lega¢ies
36,515
120
36,635
Charh*ble #¢tivi¢ies
195,939
222,044
417,983
Jnvesttnent income
1.993
1,993
Tot*1
234.447
222.164
456,611
EXPENDITURE ON
Raising fi]thls
5.113
5,113
Charitable aedvlties
271,712
239,743
511,455
To•¥1
276,825
239,743
516,568
NET If4COMEI(EXPENDITURE)
Trgnsfers between funds
(42.3781
(7.1711
(17,579)
7,171
(59,957)
Net movement In funds
{49,549)
(10,408)
(59,957)
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BRECON AND DISTIUCT L¥IIND
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS- coDtiDued
FOR THE YEAR KNDED 31 MARCH 2025
COMPARATIVES FOR THE STATEMENT OF FllNANcL￿ ACTIVITIES- continued
UnTestri¢ted
Rcstrictcd
fimds
Total
RECONCILIATION OF FUNDS
Totsl funds brought forward
133,633
104,989
238,622
TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD
84,084
94,581
178,665
TANGIBLE FIXED ASSETS
Fixtures
Freehold
Motor
vehicle5
fittiD85
Totals
COST
At l Aptil 2024
Disw)sa15
22,947
9,495
{9rt95)
45,442
{9,495)
At 31 March 2025
13,IKIII
22947
3S947
DEPRECIATION
At l April 2024
Charge for year
Eliminated on di5pospI
13,110
149S8
I￿98
34J42
1.598
(6J84)
(OJ84)
Al 31 March 2025
13,Otio
IA556
29O56
NET BOOK VALUE
At 31 March 2025
6J91
6,391
At 31 blorch 2024
7,989
3,111
DEBTORS: AMOu￿r￿ FALLING DUE WITHIN ONE YEAR
2025
2024
Trade debtots
Prepaymenrs
5,711(1
299
5,567
1.582
7,149
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BRECON AND DISTRICT MIND
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS- continued
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 IWCH 2025
CREDITOILS: AMOUNTS FALLING DUE WITHIN ONE YEAR
2025
2024
Trade creditors
Other creditors
A¢wal$ and d¢r¢tr￿ iD¢orne
7.IA18
4543
3,880
12.046
2,059
6,151
1fiO31
20.256
MOVEMENf IN Fill¥DS
Tr4et
movemcnt
fimds
At
31.3.25
At1.4.24
UJbTeJlrid¢iJ funds
General fund
71,011
155,1195
Restrktod funds
Friends of Brecon Mind
Mums Mau
My Generation
Green Minds
Children and Young Peopl¢ Fut
Crisis Preventio
Couttselling
Engagement Project
Cost ofLiving- ment41 wellbeing
VWG
Postvention
Buxton Mov¢ts
2941
23.862
2,652
9,407
203(10
469
(2,500)
(12,422)
(2,052>
(7,457)
{16,684}
(469}
(4544)
{9,034)
{5J60)
(112511)
(103)
938
441
11,440
1,950
3.516
9.930
8J49
11,2511
896
2989
874
938
94,581
(71537)
23,1144
TOTAL FUNDS
178,665
(526)
178,139
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BRICON AND DISTRICT MJND
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENfs- conlitiued
FOR THE YEAR EI¥DED 31 MARCH 2025
MOVEMENf IN FUNDS. eonthiued
Net movement in fvnds, included ID the alM)ve are &% follows..
Resour¢c5
Movcfftent
in funds
Unrestrided funds
fjcnml fimd
292561
{221S50)
71,1111
Restrleted fvnds
Friends of Brecon Mind
Art Project
Mun)s Maiter
My Generation
Green Minds
Children arKI Young People Fund
Crisis Prcv¢ntion
Coun5elling
Engagement Proje£r
C051 of Living- mental w¢llbeing
VWG
Postvention
MNPM. B¢reavemen¢
Ponthafren
B￿xtOn Movcrs
twss
(2,$00)
(&257)
{62336)
12,652)
(27,678)
(17,684}
(469)
6,966)
(9,035}
(5J60)
(21498)
(103)
1&931)
(13074)
{1,062)
(2,500)
257
49,814
(12,422)
(2,652)
(7.457)
{16,684}
(469)
(4,544)
(9.034)
(5J60)
(11250)
(103)
20,221
12N22
liJ48
V31
13J74
938
64
(fj064}
131,832
(203J69}
(71537)
TOTAL FUI¥DS
424J93
(424919)
(526)
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BRECON AND DISTiucf MIND
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS- continued
FOR THE YEAR EL¥DED 31 MARCH 2025
MOTrTMENf IN FUNDS- continued
ComparA¢ives for moyement in funds
Net
m(Trvemellt
in fi￿d$
Transfers
between
fLmds
At
31.3.24
At 1.4.23
Unrestrlcted f￿ndS
G¢n¢rnl fi]nd
133.633
(42,378)
(7,171)
84,084
Restricted funds
FTicnds of Brecon Mind
Art Project
Mums Matter
Dr Sowerby V¢hi¢l¢
Active Monitoring
Social Prescribing
Dads Res¢4rth
My tieneration
Green Minds
Chilthen and Young People Fund
Digitsl Work
Crisis Prev¢niion
Counselling
Community LisieThers
EDgogemcnt Project
Cosi of Living- mentsl wellbeing
VWG
Postvention
2,821
4,302
16,494
11,W4
13,161
9,022
647
7209
20,594
1.133
559
4,921
7,501
5,531
120
(4,302)
7,368
(1,835)
(13,161)
(9,022)
(647)
14,557)
(11,187)
19,(Tr67
1559}
{4.452}
{2.957)
(5.531 }
9,930
{8,081)
11250
977
2,941
23,862
(9259)
2,652
9.407
20.21)0
469
4,544
9.930
8.349
11,250
977
16,430
104.989
{17,579)
7.171
94.581
TOTAL FUNDS
238,622
{59.957)
178,665
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BRECON AND DISTIUCT NIIND
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS- eonlinued
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 TrL4RCH 2025
MOVEMENT IN FUNDS- condDued
Cornpardtiv¢ nd movemenl in funds, included in the above are as follows..
Incoming
Resources
expended
Movement
in ￿ndS
Unrutri¢ted fund$
General fimd
234.447
(276,825)
(42,378)
R¢stri¢¢¢d funds
Friends of Bre¢on Mind
Art Project
Volunteering
120
3,139
120
(4.302}
(7,441)
2,5
49,180
30
47,158
20,131
(2,500>
141,812)
{1:865)
{60,319}
(29,153 }
(647)
(4,557)
(23.748)
{1.933)
{559}
{27,462)
(7.110)
(5,155)
{5,531)
Mums Matter
Dr Sowerby Vehicle
Activ¢ Monitoring
Social Prescribing
Dad's Rc5e4rch
My Generation
Gr¢¢n Minds
Children and Young People Fund
Digital Work
Crisis Pr¢v¢ntion
Counsellmg
Coryllnunity Matters
Community ListrneTS
Engagem¢nt Pn)ject
Cost of Living- mental wellbeing
VWG
Postyention
7,368
(1,835)
(13,161)
(9,022)
(647)
(4,557)
(11,187}
19,067
(559)
(4,452)
(2,957)
12,561
21.IMM)
23,010
4,153
5,155
(5,531)
9,930
18,081)
11,250
977
9,930
11,820
11,250
1,027
(19,901)
(50)
222,164
{239:743)
(17,579)
TOTAL FUNDS
456,611
(516,568)
159,957)
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BRECON AND DISTRICT MIND
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATKM£NTS- eODrfnued
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 ThL4RCH 2025
MOVEMEKf IN FUNDS- eontlnued
A QllTent year 12 months and prior y¢ar12 months ￿Mb]lled position is as follows:
Net
mov¢m¢nt
in
TraDsfeTS
between
fijllds
At
31.3.25
At 1.4.23
Ullrestrleted futtds
General fu￿1
133,633
28,633
(7,171)
155,095
Re8trleted funds
Fri¢Dds of Br¢￿n Mind
Art Project
Mums Mattcr
Dr Sowethy Vehicle
Active Monitoring
Social Prescribing
Dad's Rescarch
My Generation
Grccn Min¢Ls
Childr¢n and Young People Fund
Digital Wot*
Crisi5 Prevention
CouNelling
Cornmunity Listeners
Engagernent Proje¢t
Cost of LI￿1n8- mental wellbein8
Postvention
Buxton Movers
2,821
4,302
16.494
(2,380)
(4,302)
(5,054)
(1,835)
(13,161)
{9.022)
(647)
{7,209)
(18,644)
2,383
{5591
(4,921)
17.501)
15,531)
896
{13,441)
874
938
11,440
{9,259)
13,161
9,022
647
7.209
20.594
1,133
559
4,921
7,501
5,531
1,950
3.516
896
2,989
874
938
16.430
I￿,989
(89,116)
7.171
23.044
TOTAL FUNDS
238.622
(60.483)
178,139
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BRECON AND DISTIUCT MIND
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENfs- tonthhued
FOR THE YEAR EI¥DED 31 MARCH 2025
MOVEMENT IN FUNDS- coD(inued
A cumt yeax 12 months and ￿]0[ year 12 ￿OnthS cojnbined n¢t movement in fiuth. in¢lud¢d in th¢ above aTe
a5 follows..
Incoming
Resources
Movement
in fimds
Unrestrlcted funds
Genernl fund
527,008
(498,375)
28.633
ReJ¢rleted funds
Fri¢nds of Brecon Mind
Art Project
Volunteering
120
9.396
{2,5(X))
{13,698)
(2,380)
{4,302)
2,5(K>
98,994
30
47,158
20.131
(2,51K>)
(104,IH8)
(1.865)
(60,319)
(29,153)
1617}
(7,209}
(51,426)
(19.617)
(559)
(27.931)
{24.076)
{5,155}
{5,531)
(9,035)
(25.261)
(22,498)
(153)
{8,931)
{13.¥74)
(1,062)
Mutns Matter
Dr Sowerby Vehicle
Active MonitOriD8
Social Prescribing
Da(f5 ReSea￿h
My Gen¢ration
Green Minds
Children and Young People FWKI
Digital Work
Crisis Prevention
Counseliillg
Cornmunity Matters
Community Listeners
Engagement Projcct
Cost of Living- mental wellbeing
VWG
Postvention
MNPM. Bereavement
Ponthafren
Buxton MoYcr5
Iwss
(5,054}
(1.835)
(13,161)
19,022)
((A7)
{7209)
(18.644)
2,383
(559)
(4,921)
(7.501)
32,782
22.(MK>
23,010
16,575
5,155
{5.531)
896
(13,441)
9,931
11,820
22,498
1,027
8,931
13,874
874
938
6,0()4
(6,061)
353,996
{443.112)
{89,116)
TOTAL FUNDS
881,004
(941.487)
(60.483)
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continued...

BRKCON AND DISTRICT MIND
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS- CODtlnued
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
io.
RELATED PARTY DISCLOSURFS
Th¢r¢ were DO related party transactions for the year ended 31 Mawh 2025.
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