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Rethink Mental Illness

Trustees' Annual Report and Consolidated Financial Statements 2024/25

Rethink Mental Illness's annual report for the year ended 31 March 2025 presents the charity's impact at a glance, its objectives, priorities and performance in 2024/25, plans for the year ahead, and its financial review, governance and audited consolidated accounts. It describes how the charity's services, campaigning and peer support improved the lives of people severely affected by mental illness during the year.

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About

Rethink Mental Illness is a national charity in England that supports people severely affected by mental illness through local services, peer support groups, information and campaigning for better mental health care.

Key Metrics

24,569 people supported directly through 143 services in 2024/25
84% of service users surveyed said our services improved their quality of life
53,880 clients supported by our wider local advice helplines

Key Outcomes

  • 93% of over 1,200 service users surveyed would recommend our services, higher than NHS averages.
  • The Mental Health & Money Advice service supported 1,341 clients: 93% reported improved money management skills and 89% improved wellbeing.
  • The Into Work programme supported 757 people, with 114 securing employment or volunteering opportunities.

Geography

England

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