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Our Impact Report 2025 is live!

17th September 2025

In a year in which we've supported more people than ever before, we're proud to launch our Impact Report for 2024-25. The report highlights the difference we've made in the community through the stories of the people we help
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Working together for the wellbeing of West Sussex

8th September 2025

Our partnership with BHT Sussex has secured the NHS community mental health contract for West Sussex with BHT Sussex as the lead provider. We aim to increase access to support, co-produce the service with people with lived experience of mental health and improve physical care for people with severe mental illness
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We have launched our first ever online art auction

8th August 2025

Show your support and help us provide much needed mental health support to local people by bidding on an artwork
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Co-parenting with compassion post-divorce

21st July 2025

Going through a divorce is one of the most emotionally difficult times in anyone’s life, but it’s not just the couple that’s affected. If you have children, it can be incredibly hard to break up the family dynamic and can subsequently take its toll on the mental health of all involved
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We've been awarded our Mind Quality Mark status

2nd June 2025

Every three years, we go through a rigorous quality assurance process with national Mind as part of the Mind Federation. We've been awarded the Mind Quality Mark as a well-run local Mind, delivering safe and life-changing support for people with mental health problems
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Jo's story: Finding community for our family

16th May 2025

Jo struggled with her mental health when her twins were born prematurely and with heart conditions. Subsequently she experienced postnatal depression. Here she describes how, since seeking support with Families in Mind, she has found community with a group that feels “like family” to her