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Mind
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mind.org.uk
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1946
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Mind is the leading mental health charity in England and Wales, founded in 1946 and headquartered in London, with a secondary office in Cardiff under Mind Cymru. It operates as a federated structure comprising a national body, approximately 100 independent Local Minds across England and Wales, and over 150 charity shops, governed under the Mind Quality Mark and registered charity number 219830. Its core service portfolio includes four helplines (Infoline, Legal Line, Support Line, and Welfare Benefits Line), the moderated Side by Side online peer-support community (available 24/7), comprehensive A-Z mental health information resources (accessed 25.3 million times in 2023-24), and a curated Mind App Library. In 2023-24, the helplines answered over 122,000 queries, and the organisation channels roughly 83 pence of every pound raised into direct beneficiary support.

Mind's business model is that of a registered charity, not a commercial enterprise. Revenue is generated entirely from donations and fundraising: public donations (single gifts of £20–£100 and monthly subscriptions of £5–£20), corporate partnerships and workplace giving, charity shop retail (physical and online), trust and foundation grants, and legacy income via Free Wills Month. The most recently disclosed total funds raised were £42.9m. Operational scale is enabled by 40,000+ volunteer campaigners, an in-house data integration platform built with SnapLogic, and an annual campaign cadence anchored on Mental Health Awareness Week and Time to Talk Day.

On the technology front, Mind is in an early-modernisation phase. In 2025 it replaced third-party-managed ETL tools with a SnapLogic-based in-house integration platform, producing four times more active data flows within nine months. In 2026 it launched an AI and Mental Health Commission (in partnership with Bournemouth University) focused on safeguards for AI-generated health content rather than proprietary AI product development. Geographic coverage is restricted to England and Wales, explicitly excluding Scotland and Northern Ireland.

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Mind is the leading UK mental health charity for England and Wales (founded 1946), providing helplines, the Side by Side online community, information resources, and a federated network of ~100 local Minds and 150+ charity shops, funded by donations, retail, and grants.

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Keyword5 values
mental health support, mental health helpline, peer support community, mental health charity, mental health advocacy
Industry2 codes
1Meditation Apps, Digital Courses & Online Communities
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2General Mental Health Therapy Platforms (Talk Therapy)
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Product category
Mental Health Charity Services
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Revenue model5 records
1Public Donations and Fundraising
TypeOthers
Description

Mind relies primarily on donations from the public, including single and monthly donations, as well as fundraising events like the London Marathon, TCS London Marathon, and various active challenges.

mind.org.uk
2Corporate Partnerships
TypeOthers
Description

Mind receives funding from corporate partners who support the charity through workplace giving programs, cause marketing, and charitable grants.

mind.org.uk
3Charity Shop Sales
TypeOthers
Description

Mind operates over 150 charity shops across England and Wales selling pre-loved clothes, books and unique pieces, as well as an online shop with wedding stationery, greetings cards, and mental health resources.

mind.org.uk
4Trust and Foundation Grants
TypeOthers
Description

Mind receives grants and support from trusts and foundations to fund specific programs and initiatives.

mind.org.uk
5Legacies and Wills
TypeOthers
Description

Mind participates in Free Wills Month, encouraging supporters to write or update their Will and leave a gift to the charity.

mind.org.uk
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Distribution channels5 records

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Cost components6 values
Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Others
Pricing details2 tiers
1Single donation amounts of £20, £50, £100
ModelDonation/ grant-fundedBilling cadenceOne-time
Notes

£20 could help Infoline advisors answer calls; £50 could help run the Side by Side online community for 1 hour; £100 could help campaign for better mental health services from the Government.

mind.org.uk
2Monthly donation amounts of £5, £10, £20
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

£5 could help put information in local GP surgeries; £10 could help answer calls to the Infoline; £20 could help make mental health a priority and campaign for injustices.

mind.org.uk
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B2C
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Services
Brand1 of 5 records shown
1Side by Side
Description

Online peer support community where people can talk about their mental health, connect with others who understand, listen, share and be heard. Available 24/7 and moderated daily from 8am to midnight.

mind.org.uk
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Mind is a UK mental health charity that provides free mental health advice, information, and emotional support through a network of confidential helplines, a moderated online peer support community, and a federated network of around 100 local Mind branches. It also funds its services via over 150 charity shops, corporate partnerships, and public donations, while campaigning for better mental health policy across England and Wales.

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  • 122,000+ queries answered by helplines in 2023-2024
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Mind is a UK mental health charity operating as a federated structure comprising national Mind, approximately 100 independent Local Minds across England and Wales, and over 150 charity shops. The organization provides mental health support through multiple channels: four helpline services (Infoline, Legal Line, Support Line, and Welfare Benefits Line), the Side by Side online peer support community, and comprehensive information resources covering mental health conditions, treatments, and legal rights. Local Minds offer community-based services including talking therapy, crisis helplines, advocacy, employment schemes, and counselling. The charity also runs annual campaigns including Mental Health Awareness Week and Time to Talk Day, maintains a curated app library for mental health support, and operates retail operations to fund its work.

Product and service9 records
1Mind Infoline
CategoryHelpline service
Description

Confidential mental health information service for anyone in England and Wales seeking advice on mental health problems, treatment options, and help navigation. Available by phone (0300 123 3393) and email, open 9am-6pm Monday to Friday.

2Mind Legal Line
CategoryHelpline service
Description

Legal information and general advice on mental health-related law in England and Wales, including sectioning, mental capacity, community care, and discrimination. Reachable by phone (0300 466 6463) and email ([email protected]).

3Mind Support Line
CategoryHelpline service
Description

A safe space for people to talk about their mental health, providing emotional support and helping callers find specialist services. Reachable by phone (0300 102 1234).

4Welfare Benefits Line
CategoryHelpline service
Description

Dedicated helpline supporting people with mental health problems navigating the benefits and welfare system, including Personal Independence Payment, Universal Credit, and benefit appeals. Reachable by phone (0300 222 5782).

5Side by Side
CategoryOnline peer support community
Description

Online peer support community where people can talk about their mental health, connect with others who understand, and share experiences in a safe, moderated environment. Available 24/7 and moderated daily from 8am to midnight.

6Local Minds Network
CategoryCommunity-based mental health services
Description

Federated network of around 100 independent local charities across England and Wales providing community-based mental health services including talking therapy, crisis helplines, advocacy, employment schemes, counselling, and befriending services.

7Mind App Library
CategoryDigital product / app recommendation library
Description

Curated collection of trusted mental health and wellbeing apps reviewed by Mind experts, helping users find safe and effective digital tools to support their mental health.

8Mind Charity Shops
CategoryRetail / fundraising
Description

Over 150 charity shops across England and Wales raising funds for vital mental health support services, with both physical high street locations selling pre-loved clothes, books, and unique pieces, and an online shop with wedding stationery, greetings cards, and mental health resources.

9Mind Information and Support Resources
CategoryInformation library
Description

Comprehensive mental health information covering A-Z topics including types of mental health problems, treatments, therapies, medication, legal rights, and practical guidance for everyday living. Accessed 25.3 million times in 2023-2024.

Scale indicator9 records

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Type, Value, Description, Source

Partnership5 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

Mind partnered with SnapLogic to modernize its data infrastructure, replacing third-party-managed ETL tools with an in-house integration platform. Within nine months of adoption, Mind built four times more active data flows than before, automated manual processes that previously consumed days or weeks, and significantly reduced delivery timelines.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Mind Cymru is working with the Stroke Association and stroke survivors to develop a new mental health service for people who have experienced stroke.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Mind Cymru and Welsh Athletics have a two-year partnership to support the mental health of Wales' running community.

4Wales Alliance for Mental Health (WAMH)
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

The Wales Alliance for Mental Health is a collaboration of Wales' national mental health and suicide and self-harm charities. The Alliance comprises: Adferiad, Beat eating disorders, Mental Health Matters Wales, Mental Health Foundation, Mind Cymru, Papyrus: Prevention of Young Suicide, Platfform and Samaritans Cymru.

mind.org.uk
Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Mind partnered with researchers at Bournemouth University who conducted a survey of approximately 31,000 adults across 35 countries on AI usage for mental health counselling. Mind announced the launch of its AI and Mental Health Commission based partly on this research.

Recent move6 records

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Expansion highlight5 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

UK-based mental health charity operating a 24/7 helpline and listening service, very closely comparable to Mind's Infoline and Support Line model with similar volunteer-driven, donation-funded operations.

TypeDirect peer
Description

UK mental health charity providing information, helplines, local support services, and advocacy across England — overlapping directly with Mind's information, support, and campaigning functions.

TypeDirect peer
Description

UK mental health charity focused on prevention, research, and public mental health education — comparable to Mind in operating pan-UK awareness campaigns and producing research-based information resources.

TypeDirect peer
Description

UK charity supporting children and young people's mental health via helpline, information, and advocacy — comparable to Mind's young people segment, with similar target audience and service mix.

TypeDirect peer
Description

UK charity providing information, helpline support, and therapy services specifically for anxiety — comparable niche mental health support model funded through donations and membership.

6SANE
TypeDirect peer
Description

UK mental health charity offering emotional support, information, and research into severe mental illness — directly overlapping with Mind's helpline, information, and campaigning services.

TypeDirect peer
Description

UK charity running a life-saving helpline and mental health awareness campaigns — directly comparable to Mind's helpline and mass-awareness campaign model (Time to Talk Day, Mental Health Awareness Week).

TypeRegional player
Description

US national mental health advocacy and support organization with helplines, education, and local affiliates — the closest US structural analogue to Mind's federated UK model.

TypeRegional player
Description

US community-based nonprofit addressing mental health needs through screening, information, advocacy, and affiliates — comparable in mission and federated delivery model to Mind, operating in a different geography.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Digital mental health platform offering guided meditation, therapy, and employer wellbeing services — overlapping with Mind's app library and digital information role, but commercial rather than charity-funded.

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Weaknesses5 records

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Key risks6 records

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Key highlights7 records

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Named customers2 records

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Ideal customer profile3 records

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Subsidiaries3 records

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MIND

Mental Health Charity Servicesmind.org.uk

Mind is the leading UK mental health charity for England and Wales (founded 1946), providing helplines, the Side by Side online community, information resources, and a federated network of ~100 local Minds and 150+ charity shops, funded by donations, retail, and grants.

What MIND does

Mind is the leading mental health charity in England and Wales, founded in 1946 and headquartered in London, with a secondary office in Cardiff under Mind Cymru. It operates as a federated structure comprising a national body, approximately 100 independent Local Minds across England and Wales, and over 150 charity shops, governed under the Mind Quality Mark and registered charity number 219830. Its core service portfolio includes four helplines (Infoline, Legal Line, Support Line, and Welfare Benefits Line), the moderated Side by Side online peer-support community (available 24/7), comprehensive A-Z mental health information resources (accessed 25.3 million times in 2023-24), and a curated Mind App Library. In 2023-24, the helplines answered over 122,000 queries, and the organisation channels roughly 83 pence of every pound raised into direct beneficiary support.

Mind's business model is that of a registered charity, not a commercial enterprise. Revenue is generated entirely from donations and fundraising: public donations (single gifts of £20–£100 and monthly subscriptions of £5–£20), corporate partnerships and workplace giving, charity shop retail (physical and online), trust and foundation grants, and legacy income via Free Wills Month. The most recently disclosed total funds raised were £42.9m. Operational scale is enabled by 40,000+ volunteer campaigners, an in-house data integration platform built with SnapLogic, and an annual campaign cadence anchored on Mental Health Awareness Week and Time to Talk Day.

On the technology front, Mind is in an early-modernisation phase. In 2025 it replaced third-party-managed ETL tools with a SnapLogic-based in-house integration platform, producing four times more active data flows within nine months. In 2026 it launched an AI and Mental Health Commission (in partnership with Bournemouth University) focused on safeguards for AI-generated health content rather than proprietary AI product development. Geographic coverage is restricted to England and Wales, explicitly excluding Scotland and Northern Ireland.

MIND firmographics

Firmographics
Name
MIND
Legal name
Mind
Website
https://mind.org.uk
Company type
Private
Founded year
1946
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
501–1,000 employees
Short description
Mind is the leading UK mental health charity for England and Wales (founded 1946), providing helplines, the Side by Side online community, information resources, and a federated network of ~100 local Minds and 150+ charity shops, funded by donations, retail, and grants.
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Where MIND is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
London
HQ country
United Kingdom
HQ region
Europe

Offices2 records

Markets served

MIND business model

Business model
GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Others

Revenue model

  1. Public Donations and Fundraising: Mind relies primarily on donations from the public, including single and monthly donations, as well as fundraising events like the London Marathon, TCS London Marathon, and various active challenges.
  2. Corporate Partnerships: Mind receives funding from corporate partners who support the charity through workplace giving programs, cause marketing, and charitable grants.
  3. Charity Shop Sales: Mind operates over 150 charity shops across England and Wales selling pre-loved clothes, books and unique pieces, as well as an online shop with wedding stationery, greetings cards, and mental health resources.
  4. Trust and Foundation Grants: Mind receives grants and support from trusts and foundations to fund specific programs and initiatives.
  5. Legacies and Wills: Mind participates in Free Wills Month, encouraging supporters to write or update their Will and leave a gift to the charity.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
Donation/ grant-fundedOne-timeSingle donation amounts of £20, £50, £100
SubscriptionMonthlyMonthly donation amounts of £5, £10, £20

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels5 records

Marketing channels10 records

MIND product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Mind is a UK mental health charity that provides free mental health advice, information, and emotional support through a network of confidential helplines, a moderated online peer support community, and a federated network of around 100 local Mind branches. It also funds its services via over 150 charity shops, corporate partnerships, and public donations, while campaigning for better mental health policy across England and Wales.

Product overview

Mind is a UK mental health charity operating as a federated structure comprising national Mind, approximately 100 independent Local Minds across England and Wales, and over 150 charity shops. The organization provides mental health support through multiple channels: four helpline services (Infoline, Legal Line, Support Line, and Welfare Benefits Line), the Side by Side online peer support community, and comprehensive information resources covering mental health conditions, treatments, and legal rights. Local Minds offer community-based services including talking therapy, crisis helplines, advocacy, employment schemes, and counselling. The charity also runs annual campaigns including Mental Health Awareness Week and Time to Talk Day, maintains a curated app library for mental health support, and operates retail operations to fund its work.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Side by Side: Online peer support community where people can talk about their mental health, connect with others who understand, listen, share and be heard. Available 24/7 and moderated daily from 8am to midnight.
  • Mind Infoline
  • Mind Legal Line
  • Mind Support Line
  • Mind Welfare Benefits Line

Products and services

  • Mind Infoline Confidential mental health information service for anyone in England and Wales seeking advice on mental health problems, treatment options, and help navigation. Available by phone (0300 123 3393) and email, open 9am-6pm Monday to Friday.
  • Mind Legal Line Legal information and general advice on mental health-related law in England and Wales, including sectioning, mental capacity, community care, and discrimination. Reachable by phone (0300 466 6463) and email ([email protected]).
  • Mind Support Line A safe space for people to talk about their mental health, providing emotional support and helping callers find specialist services. Reachable by phone (0300 102 1234).
  • Welfare Benefits Line Dedicated helpline supporting people with mental health problems navigating the benefits and welfare system, including Personal Independence Payment, Universal Credit, and benefit appeals. Reachable by phone (0300 222 5782).
  • Side by Side Online peer support community where people can talk about their mental health, connect with others who understand, and share experiences in a safe, moderated environment. Available 24/7 and moderated daily from 8am to midnight.
  • Local Minds Network Federated network of around 100 independent local charities across England and Wales providing community-based mental health services including talking therapy, crisis helplines, advocacy, employment schemes, counselling, and befriending services.
  • Mind App Library Curated collection of trusted mental health and wellbeing apps reviewed by Mind experts, helping users find safe and effective digital tools to support their mental health.
  • Mind Charity Shops Over 150 charity shops across England and Wales raising funds for vital mental health support services, with both physical high street locations selling pre-loved clothes, books, and unique pieces, and an online shop with wedding stationery, greetings cards, and mental health resources.
  • Mind Information and Support Resources Comprehensive mental health information covering A-Z topics including types of mental health problems, treatments, therapies, medication, legal rights, and practical guidance for everyday living. Accessed 25.3 million times in 2023-2024.

Quantifiable outcome

  • 122,000+ queries answered by helplines in 2023-2024
  • +3 more outcomes

Companies that use MIND

Customer profile

Named customers2 records

Segments1 record

Ideal customer profiles3 records

MIND technology and API

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Feature2 records

MIND partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Five partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • SnapLogiccoreTechnology or IntegrationMind partnered with SnapLogic to modernize its data infrastructure, replacing third-party-managed ETL tools with an in-house integration platform. Within nine months of adoption, Mind built four times more active data flows than before, automated manual processes that previously consumed days or weeks, and significantly reduced delivery timelines.
  • Stroke AssociationcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerMind Cymru is working with the Stroke Association and stroke survivors to develop a new mental health service for people who have experienced stroke.
  • Welsh AthleticscoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerMind Cymru and Welsh Athletics have a two-year partnership to support the mental health of Wales' running community.
  • Wales Alliance for Mental Health (WAMH)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe Wales Alliance for Mental Health is a collaboration of Wales' national mental health and suicide and self-harm charities. The Alliance comprises: Adferiad, Beat eating disorders, Mental Health Matters Wales, Mental Health Foundation, Mind Cymru, Papyrus: Prevention of Young Suicide, Platfform and Samaritans Cymru.
  • Bournemouth UniversityminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerMind partnered with researchers at Bournemouth University who conducted a survey of approximately 31,000 adults across 35 countries on AI usage for mental health counselling. Mind announced the launch of its AI and Mental Health Commission based partly on this research.

Scale indicators9 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

MIND competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Samaritans: UK-based mental health charity operating a 24/7 helpline and listening service, very closely comparable to Mind's Infoline and Support Line model with similar volunteer-driven, donation-funded operations.
  • Rethink Mental Illness: UK mental health charity providing information, helplines, local support services, and advocacy across England — overlapping directly with Mind's information, support, and campaigning functions.
  • Mental Health Foundation: UK mental health charity focused on prevention, research, and public mental health education — comparable to Mind in operating pan-UK awareness campaigns and producing research-based information resources.
  • YoungMinds: UK charity supporting children and young people's mental health via helpline, information, and advocacy — comparable to Mind's young people segment, with similar target audience and service mix.
  • Anxiety UK: UK charity providing information, helpline support, and therapy services specifically for anxiety — comparable niche mental health support model funded through donations and membership.
  • SANE: UK mental health charity offering emotional support, information, and research into severe mental illness — directly overlapping with Mind's helpline, information, and campaigning services.
  • Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM): UK charity running a life-saving helpline and mental health awareness campaigns — directly comparable to Mind's helpline and mass-awareness campaign model (Time to Talk Day, Mental Health Awareness Week).

Regional players

  • National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI): US national mental health advocacy and support organization with helplines, education, and local affiliates — the closest US structural analogue to Mind's federated UK model.
  • Mental Health America: US community-based nonprofit addressing mental health needs through screening, information, advocacy, and affiliates — comparable in mission and federated delivery model to Mind, operating in a different geography.

Emerging players

  • Headspace Health: Digital mental health platform offering guided meditation, therapy, and employer wellbeing services — overlapping with Mind's app library and digital information role, but commercial rather than charity-funded.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

MIND social profiles

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MIND compliance and trust

Trust signal

Compliance1 record

MIND financial estimates

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MIND leadership team

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Profiles2 records

MIND subsidiaries and ownership

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Subsidiaries3 records

MIND funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

Funding rounds1 record

Investors1 record

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MIND M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A

Investments

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Frequently asked questions about MIND

What does MIND do?

Mind is a UK mental health charity that provides free mental health advice, information, and emotional support through a network of confidential helplines, a moderated online peer support community, and a federated network of around 100 local Mind branches. It also funds its services via over 150 charity shops, corporate partnerships, and public donations, while campaigning for better mental health policy across England and Wales.

Is MIND a public or private company?

MIND is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was MIND founded?

MIND was founded in 1946. It employs 501 to 1,000 people.

Where is MIND based?

MIND is headquartered in London, United Kingdom, in the Europe region.

How does MIND make money?

Five revenue lines are on record. Public Donations and Fundraising is the primary driver. The others are corporate Partnerships, charity Shop Sales, trust and Foundation Grants and legacies and Wills.

Who are MIND's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Samaritans, Rethink Mental Illness, Mental Health Foundation, YoungMinds, Anxiety UK, SANE and Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM). Regional players are National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) and Mental Health America. Headspace Health is listed as an emerging player.

Does MIND have an API?

No public API is recorded for MIND.

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Live signals
The GuardianMental health groups have ‘failed to acknowledge’ risk of violence, says Mind chiefMind chief Sarah Hughes said mental health charities have failed to acknowledge the risk of violence from a minority of people with severe mental illnesses, ahead of the Nottingham attacks inquiry. She cited stigma and harassment as reasons for avoiding the topic, while the inquiry examines events leading to the 2023 killings. Mind plans a new strategy addressing public safety.The GazetteMental health hero from Clacton completes triathlon for MINDSamuel Janes, a 22-year-old from Clacton who attempted suicide in 2019, completed a triathlon for mental health charity Mind. He cycled 50 miles, ran 12, and rowed 2 miles, raising over £1,500. He now encourages others to seek support.MindExperts raise the alarm over rise in use of AI for mental health support over traditional servicesMind's research found 60% of people using AI chatbots for mental health skipped formal support like talking therapies. The charity is launching a commission and resource, calling for stronger regulation and accountability of AI tech to safeguard users.Happiful7 poems that teach us about mental healthThe article presents a curated list of seven poems by various authors that explore themes of mental health, including depression, anxiety, OCD, and eating disorders. It highlights lessons derived from these works, such as the importance of community support, internal conflict resolution, and seeking professional help. The piece also references MIND, a mental health charity, in the context of Mental Health Awareness Week.The GuardianEngland facing children’s mental health ‘crisis’ as referrals hit 1mOver 1 million children were referred to mental health services in England in 2024-25, almost double the number recorded in 2018-19 and a 10% rise from the previous year, according to a report by the Children's Commissioner Rachel de Souza. More than 60,000 children were waiting over two years for support, while over a third of referred children remained on waiting lists, with anxiety being the most common referral reason at 16%. The Children's Commissioner and mental health charity Mind called on the UK government to use its upcoming mental health strategy to transform services across health, education, and social care.Furniture NewsDreams partnerships promise to improve sleep and wellbeingDreams announced a three-year partnership with mental health charities Mind and SAMH to improve sleep and mental wellbeing. The retailer will donate £150,000 to support their services, with plans to raise more. The partnership aims to help people access mental health support, as one in four UK people face a mental health problem annually.The Jerusalem PostThe time has come for US-Israel partnership 2.0 - opinionThe authors, representing policy institute MIND Israel, argue in an opinion piece that Israel should transition from a relationship based on US military aid to a new "US-Israel 2.0" partnership model focused on technological collaboration. They propose a $1 billion annual joint fund over ten years, to be administered equally by both countries, targeting strategic technologies including AI, quantum computing, semiconductors, and critical materials. The piece references a recent initiative launched with the Special Competitive Studies Project (SCSP) in Washington, advocating for joint investment in future defense technologies and Israeli integration into America's Golden Dome missile defense program.The IndependentCharities slam Tony Blair think tank report on disability benefitsThe Tony Blair Institute published a report recommending that conditions such as moderate depression, ADHD, and lower-back pain be reclassified as "non-work-limiting," potentially removing eligibility for cash benefits and proposing £11.5bn in savings by 2029 through reduced parliamentary scrutiny via secondary legislation. Disability charities including Mencap, Mind, and the MS Society have strongly criticized the proposals as harmful and ill-informed, while the Department for Work and Pensions said it will "consider" the report alongside its existing review of the Personal Independence Payment. The backlash comes after the government was forced to abandon similar welfare cuts last year when over 100 Labour MPs threatened to vote against the measures.ThegardenislandUH program’s competition spotlights medical innovationThe ninth annual MIND Hawaii competition at the University of Hawaii awarded the $4,000 grand prize to "StickieEars," a student-designed hybrid suction-adhesive device for safely removing foreign objects from pediatric ears. The MIND program, which brings together students from medicine, engineering, business, law and marketing to develop practical clinical solutions, featured nine teams this year, including for the first time a visiting group from Northeastern Ohio Medical University. The winning team spent approximately a year developing and testing prototypes and aims to advance the device toward commercialization.ItbriefMind taps SnapLogic to modernise charity data stackMind, a mental health charity, replaced legacy ETL tools with SnapLogic to modernize its data infrastructure. The move built four times as many active data pipelines in nine months, reducing reliance on external developers. Mind plans to expand SnapLogic use and explore agentic AI features.