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North Staffs and Mid Cheshire Mind

North Staffs and Mid Cheshire Mind Impact Report 2024–25

North Staffs and Mid Cheshire Mind is a Staffordshire-based charity that merged with Mid Cheshire Mind in September 2024, expanding its reach across two counties. In 2024/25 it supported 9,380 people in total, including 2,387 children across 39 schools, 700+ adults in 117 community groups, and 1,250 people through workplace training. The charity runs 46 supported housing places, operates the free Maccas Project youth early intervention programme, and delivers the StayWell CYP crisis service in Stoke-on-Trent. Fundraising raised £156,935. In its 2024 staff survey, 100% of staff said they enjoy their job — well below sector average turnover rates.

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Adult counselling (private, rapid access, new Stafford location opened); Adult groups (117 groups, 700+ people — new Mindful Men group at M Club); Rise wellbeing service (in partnership with Changes Health and Wellbeing — summer 2024 launch); Schools counselling (2,387 children, 39 schools, bespoke specialist counsellor matching); Maccas Project youth early intervention workshops (1,124 pupils, free of charge); StayWell CYP crisis service (Stoke-on-Trent, in partnership with Changes Health and Wellbeing and the Dove Service); Private CYP counselling (new 2024/25 offer); Workplace training (1,250 people, reviewed and revitalised by new Training Manager); Business counselling and supervision; Supported Housing (46 places, Destination:Home homelessness prevention partnership with Concrete and Adullam); Mid Cheshire Mind wellbeing hub (Winsford Cross Shopping Centre, new training room via Morrisons Foundation grant); Cheshire West early intervention mental wellbeing coaching (Chapter Mental Health partnership); bereavement, art and peer support groups; 2 Mental Elf fun runs (500+ runners) Custom geography from upload: Staffordshire and Cheshire, UK (Stoke-on-Trent, Stafford, Winsford)

Key Metrics

Key Metric 1 9,031 people supported in Staffordshire; 349 people supported in Cheshire; 89 staff; £156,935 raised through fundraising
Key Metric 2 2,387 children in 39 schools in Staffordshire and Cheshire supported by schools counselling team; 1,124 pupils in Maccas Project free early intervention workshops; 1,250 people attended workplace training (97% would recommend)
Key Metric 3 117 adult groups hosted supporting 700+ local people; 46 supported housing places; 62 community events attended; 7,411 unique website visitors; 10,000 social media subscribers

Key Outcomes

  • Merged with Mid Cheshire Mind in September 2024 — expanding county reach into Cheshire; 100% of staff enjoy their job (2024 Staff Survey); 86% feel they contribute to NS Mind's success; staff absence and turnover significantly below sector averages
  • All staff away day at Middleport Pottery (October 2024) bringing both county teams together; new Cheshire West early intervention coaching contract won; new private CYP counselling offer launched; Stafford counselling location opened
  • Placement opportunities provided for counsellors in training; fundraising volunteers, ambassadors and Board of Trustees contribute hundreds of hours; Destination:Home partnership preventing homelessness in Stoke-on-Trent for mental health service users

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