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Mind (the National Association for Mental Health)

London, England · United Kingdom Charity No 219830 (Charity Commission) Arts & Culture
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86 / 100
Integrity score
Strong transparency

About

We provide information and support, campaign to improve policy and attitudes and, in partnership with independent local Minds, develop and provide local services.

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Integrity assessment

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Registration 16/20
Government registration ID on record +8
Sourced from official registry +4
Cross-referenced (2+ sources) +4
Profile not yet claimed by organization 0
Financial Transparency 24/30
No financial documents found on website 0
Financial filing on record +8
Revenue figure disclosed +6
Spending figure disclosed +6
Detailed financial breakdown disclosed +4
Governance 16/20
At least 1 officer disclosed +5
3+ officers disclosed +3
Officer titles disclosed +2
Executive compensation not disclosed 0
Mission / description on file +3
Founding date on file +3
Contact Availability 10/10
Website +3
Email +3
Phone +2
Physical address +2
Data Recency 15/20
Updated within 1 year +15
Newer data needed for full score 0
Red flags 0
No red flags detected, so nothing is deducted 0

Financials

Charity Commission (UK)
Annual revenue
£63.7 million
Reporting year
2025
To programmes
55%
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Leadership at a glance

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Alexandra N••••••••
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Alyson S••••••••
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Anna H••••••••
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Cynthia T••••••••
Trustee

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GiveRadar Analysis

GiveRadar's verified records show Mind (the National Association for Mental Health) with a substantially complete profile, cross-referenced across 4 independent sources including the Charity Commission.

  • Established in 1962, it is among the oldest arts & culture charities in the United Kingdom GiveRadar tracks. View this cohort
  • By reported annual revenue, it is larger than 99% of the 19,540 arts & culture charities in the United Kingdom with financial records on GiveRadar. See the filings
  • Its integrity score of 86 places it in the top 1% of the 21,809 arts & culture charities in the United Kingdom GiveRadar tracks, because GiveRadar has verified its financial disclosures and its registration. View this cohort
GiveRadar has verified
  • government registration
  • financial records (5 filed years)
  • disclosed leadership
  • a website
  • a contact email

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Annual revenue
£63.7 million
55% to programs. Figures from Charity Commission (UK).
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Filing history

5 years on file from Charity Commission (UK): revenue, expenses, program spending, assets, and liabilities by fiscal year.

Years on record: 2025, 2024, 2023, 2022, 2021.
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Tax-deductible

UK donations qualify for Gift Aid. MIND (THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR MENTAL HEALTH) is registered with the Charity Commission. Eligible UK taxpayers can boost their gift by 25% at no extra cost.

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Leadership & board

Official filings

Board members and senior officers on record, with disclosed pay where available.

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No red flags detected

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Charity Commission removal None found
Open investigations None found
Governance scandals None found
Related-party deals None found
Excessive exec comp None found

Timeline

From official filings

Key dates from this charity's official filings, newest first.

FY2025
Form filed
£63.7M revenue, Charity Commission (UK)
FY2024
Form filed
£62.7M revenue, Charity Commission (UK)
FY2023
Form filed
£59.2M revenue, Charity Commission (UK)
FY2022
Form filed
£73.1M revenue, Charity Commission (UK)
FY2021
Form filed
£80.3M revenue, Charity Commission (UK)

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Reviews
1.2 average from 96 reviews
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Frank Smith
Mar 26, 2026 · Donor Trustpilot Trustpilot
Utter disgrace

After seeing your advert which obviously uses actors that are reading a script I have been forced to write this review. You need to stop wasting money on tv advertising and try doing what your claim. I tried accessing Mind and the only option given to me was mindfulness techniques which I can learn easily through a simple web search. I will never return or recommend Mind to any fellow mental health sufferer. I've been left to deal with my diagnosis by myself for 20 year no thanks to you.

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Anon
Mar 26, 2026 · Donor Trustpilot Trustpilot
I need help, I’m not getting it…

I need help, I still need help and spent a month going back and forth with mind to try and get one to one help all for it to culminate in them not even remembering me or our correspondence. This was very distressing for me. With my GP now not responding either after simply tossing me over to them I truly feel I have no one to turn to…this is me trying to get noticed. Somehow, by a charity that claims to help people having trouble dealing with their mental health…

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Ri Aa
Mar 26, 2026 · Donor Trustpilot Trustpilot
Tried to get help for a friend who was…

Tried to get help for a friend who was on the verge of getting sectioned. Someone homeless, frightened, penniless, just possessing the rags they wore and a ragged sleeping bag. MIND were useless. Seems like middle class bods talking to you from their comfort zone, rather than anything concrete. In the end I gave shelter to this person and eventually (months later) got them to accept the need to claim benefits and even, God willing, get a place, not to mention clothes, food and looking for work, although it is clear to me that this person has some type of undiagnosed schizophrenia. No support from anywhere other than one person who donated a coat. MIND need to get real and start sacrificing time, money and effort to help desperate people, else they are just another group who ignore those in crisis and benefit of their backs, from people's good will and desire to donate. Sorry if this seems harsh but it is my experience, born of several years.And the other agencies, like St Mungo's are in a similar position.

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Jennifurrr
Mar 26, 2026 · Donor Trustpilot Trustpilot
Don't bother, completely useless

I was offered 6 weekly phone sessions and oh boy what a complete waste of time. The lady I was allocated clearly had something wrong uptop herself. She offered no solutions, just sat at end of the phone "supposedly" listening with the odd "I know how hard it is" or "oh dear" "I care" thrown in here and there; clearly working from a script. What actually enraged me was that she didn't actually listen to anything I said over the weeks. She did suggest things I could try and do BUT I had told her numerous times I didn't feel able due to my agoraphobia and it was exactly the same on other topics we covered; she clearly didn't absorb anything I spoke to her about and she would approach certain things that we had already discussed and that I had answered, but still she kept going over old ground. It was like talking to a brick wall to be honest. This happened every week over the 6 weeks. She never actually LISTENED properly in any session which was clearly obvious with what she was saying. It was like when I was talking she left the phone on her desk and walked away if you know what I mean. Got to the point where I dreaded receiving her phone call. If you just want to air your thoughts to someone on the end of the phone, that's fine but DON'T expect anymore ie. solutions/ideas

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Kerry Deacon
Mar 26, 2026 · Donor Trustpilot Trustpilot
Employ liar, complaints dept uninterested

I had counselling from them from a referral from another service. It took a year or so rather than the six weeks I was told. I was told by various people it would be a different number of sessions. The "therapist" could hardly speak or write English, wasting time in repeating and trying to explain over and over again, ignored signposting requests to a branch of MIND itself she was ignorant of which I asked to be referred to, although it was her who asked about it on the first place, breached security rules several times, and falsified outcome (which I can prove) to save her own skin. Complaints procedure only dealt with privacy issues, not the fact that I proved an employee had falsified records, and very obviously lied about sending documentation. My GP had a real go at me about it, and made me cry, although I tried to explain I couldn't get a letter sent to me after months, let alone one, with my permission, directly to her. I cannot get any more help because of her easily proven fraud. I still don't have a factually correct letter now, just the falsified one, sent by snail mail because they seem to believe I am not capable of receiving emails. I was not sent anything by email in the first place. I would have given money in my will to them for campaigning and research but not after this experience.

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mitch hills
Mar 26, 2026 · Donor Trustpilot Trustpilot
At the start of the pandemic both…

At the start of the pandemic both myself and my wife needed help with our mental health, so we approached this organisation. Three weeks later (!) they replied with a brief message advising us to consult our GP. Go figure. They were absolutely hopeless, uncaring and unresponsive to our needs. I think they should be outed for being nothing more than a raising awareness organisation. They present the image of a caring organisation that actually ACTS to help people, but that just isn't the case.

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David Dugaray
Mar 26, 2026 · Donor Trustpilot Trustpilot
They mind their own business not the mental well being of others

As specified in the title they are another useless charity who do harm and believe ticking boxes and advertising makes them good, I spoke to two see you next Tuesdays in the Birmingham Call centre . The first bloke that I got through to falsely asserted that I told him I was on. drugs . I have never been and hate street drugs. The knob head couldn’t agree to disagree , or admit that he’d got it wrong he kept asserting his false narrative loudly and stupidly perhaps hoping his superiors could hear it he sounded half brain dead through out the call but he seemed to have an entitled air about him to continue trying to disempower me and failing . The next evil bar stool I talked to sounded like a right chow . I told her I was facing homelessness and a stressful time ,she kept barking back in a Negative way like she was on a narcissist. heat. Yelling “ow do ya think mind can help “???????? It’s clear to me that some of the A holes they hire , have no empathy and next to know desire provide compassion and support . The managers should be marched out of their high paid set up and forced into poverty . With the Labour Party de powered and unable to protect them. Clearly all of our health services need to be taken back to the drawing board .

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Robert Lloyd
Mar 26, 2026 · Donor Trustpilot Trustpilot
Avoid

Memory support volunteerSafe guarding issue.One member of staff was just a bully... accused me of talking over her....said my humour had no place there...do not speak to the customers carers because they have their own meetings. She forcefully awoke a customer....when I told her that could have been assault...she said I know nothing about dementia ...my Aunty died of it ! During one meeting she spent most of her time in the corner on her phone !I have spent almost 8 weeks trying to report the situation and have been passed from one manager to another most of whom have been on holiday.This level of service is not fit for purpose.

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Richard Fitzgerald
Mar 26, 2026 · Donor Trustpilot Trustpilot
I should have learnt the first time I…

I should have learnt the first time I went to Mind for help and they were useless and their advice led to me getting the sack from my job.A few years later tried again and same level of incompetence leaving me in a worse situation than when I started. Never again!!!

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Greg
Mar 26, 2026 · Donor Trustpilot Trustpilot
let me down when I needed them the most

I have been a sponsor of Mind for many years, however, I have recently withdraw my support based on my recent experience. I had a session with a Mind counsellor in 2021, who was absolutely excellent. Unfortunately, she has left the organisation and when I needed support recently, lady I was eventually allocated after three months of chasing, was completely disinterested, and had absolutely no empathy in supporting me. All I was after was some signposting to the correct help I needed, but she was unable to do that. Mind, you have really let me down when I most needed you.

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How it stacks up against peers

Compared with 8 similar arts & culture charities in United Kingdom.

Program spending Behind peer average
This charity
55% Peer average
76%
Integrity Assessment Ahead of peers
This charity
86 Peer average
86

Cause areas in United Kingdom

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Education
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Health
26,318
Religion
24,342
Arts & Culture
24,283
Community Development
16,310
Social Services
8,665
Environment
6,258
Youth Development
4,668
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Sources and verification

Registration and legal identity
Charity Commission for England and Wales - Register of Charities
Financial filings
Charity Commission annual returns · Fiscal year 2025 most recent on file.
Officers and trustees
Charity Commission for England and Wales - Register of Charities · 17 disclosed in the public registry.
News and media coverage
GDELT Project + Google News
Donor reviews (external)
Trustpilot consumer reviews
Community reviews (verified email)
GiveRadar Community Reviews · 96 verified review(s) on file.

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Tax-deductibility
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Last updated
September 1, 2026
Profile edits and newly added data
Registry checked
September 1, 2026
Reconciled with the official source
Latest financials
Financial year 2025
Most recent filing on record
Profile completeness
85%
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FAQ

Frequently asked questions about Mind (the National Association for Mental Health)

Mind (the National Association for Mental Health) is a registered arts & culture nonprofit based in London, England, United Kingdom. It is registered with the Charity Commission for England and Wales. It was founded in 1962 and has been operating for 64 years. According to GiveRadar's records, it holds registration with the UK Fundraising Regulator, which means it has committed to the Code of Fundraising Practice and accountable fundraising standards. GiveRadar's Integrity Assessment for the organization is 86/100, which reflects how much public information is available, not whether the charity is legitimate. The organization reports £64M in annual revenue. 17 officers and directors are publicly disclosed. No red flags have been detected. The charity has 96 community reviews with an average rating of 1.2/5. On Trustpilot, it has a rating of 1.5/5 based on 100 reviews.

Based on official filings, Mind (the National Association for Mental Health) has £64M in annual revenue. It allocates 55% of expenses to programs and services. This is below the average of 76% for arts & culture charities in United Kingdom. Its revenue is significantly above the peer average of £814K. Create a free GiveRadar account to view the complete financial breakdown with year-over-year trends.

We provide information and support, campaign to improve policy and attitudes and, in partnership with independent local Minds, develop and provide local services. Mind (the National Association for Mental Health) is classified as an arts & culture organization registered in United Kingdom. The organization was founded in 1962.

Mind (the National Association for Mental Health) is a charitable company limited by guarantee, the most common incorporated form for UK charities. It is registered with both Companies House and the Charity Commission, and must file annual accounts with both regulators. Directors (who are also charity trustees) have limited liability.

Mind (the National Association for Mental Health)'s registered charity number is 219830. You can use it to look up the organization on the Charity Commission register.

Mind (the National Association for Mental Health) is located in London, England, United Kingdom. The organization was established in 1962 and has been active for 64 years.

Mind (the National Association for Mental Health) is based in London in England. The Charity Commission for England and Wales (CCEW) is the primary regulator. Scotland has its own regulator (OSCR), and Northern Ireland has the Charity Commission for Northern Ireland (CCNI). A charity registered with the CCEW may operate across the whole of the UK or internationally.

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Quick facts about Mind (the National Association for Mental Health)

What is Mind (the National Association for Mental Health)?
Mind (the National Association for Mental Health) is a arts & culture charitable company based in London, United Kingdom. We provide information and support, campaign to improve policy and attitudes and, in partnership with independent local Minds, develop and provide local services.
When was Mind (the National Association for Mental Health) founded?
Mind (the National Association for Mental Health) was founded in 1962.
Where is Mind (the National Association for Mental Health) located?
Headquartered in London, England, United Kingdom.
What is Mind (the National Association for Mental Health)'s annual budget?
Annual revenue for fiscal year 2025 is £63.7 million. 55% of expenses go to program services.
Is Mind (the National Association for Mental Health) trustworthy?
Mind (the National Association for Mental Health) has a GiveRadar Integrity Assessment of 86 out of 100 (Strong transparency). The score reflects public-data transparency: registration, financial disclosure, governance, contact details, and how recently data was refreshed. It does not measure program impact.
What is Mind (the National Association for Mental Health)'s website?
https://www.mind.org.uk
Are donations to Mind (the National Association for Mental Health) tax-deductible?
Donations may be tax-deductible for residents of United Kingdom under local rules. US donors should check whether the charity has an equivalency-determination letter or a US-based fiscal sponsor before claiming a deduction.