wiltshire mind

FOR BETTER MENTAL HEALTH

Our Impact

At Wiltshire Mind, we believe in the power of local support to transform lives. Our impact goes beyond simply offering services; we’re building a community where mental wellbeing is prioritised and stigma is challenged. By providing accessible resources, education, and support, we empower individuals to navigate their mental health journeys with confidence and resilience.

Every session attended, and every support group attended contributes to a stronger, healthier Wiltshire, demonstrating the tangible difference local investment in mental health can make.


We helped 2000+ people across our communities in 2023-24


•1500 Students from Key Stage 1 upwards supported
•25 volunteers provided 936 hours of counselling and fundraising support
•247 children and young people’s counselling sessions held, helping 22 individuals
•1190 adult counselling sessions held, helping 163 individuals
•77 Support Groups held across Wiltshire locations and online, helping over 335 people countywide

Our work with Others

We continue to work in partnership with other local charities and agencies including Community First. We enable counselling referrals for Youth Action Wiltshire and Building Bridges projects.

Projects Delivered in 2024-2025

We received grants from NHS Charities Together/RUHX to provide a trial GP referral service in 2024, through to 2025 for Adult and Young People’s counselling. Our work with Wiltshire Council resulted in Grants from the UK Health Inequalities Fund, and the UK Shared Prosperity Fund.

Thank you to our funders

Our latest Set of Accounts (2024-2025)

Our Latest Impact Report (2024-2025)

Your views Can Shape Better Wellbeing Services – Take our short Survey

Wiltshire Mind, with the support of Corsham Gymnastics Academy and funding from The National Lottery Community Fund, is exploring how best to develop and offer wellbeing services that truly reflect the needs of people in our local communities.

We’d really value your views.

Whether you’ve taken part in wellbeing activities before, thought about it, or never accessed them at all, your views really matter. This short, anonymous poll takes just a couple of minutes to complete and will help us shape future wellbeing support across Wiltshire.

All responses are anonymous and will be used to guide the design of inclusive, accessible, and meaningful wellbeing opportunities for everyone.

Thank you for helping us build a stronger, more connected community where wellbeing is at the heart of what we do.

Take our survey by clicking this link, or scanning the QR code below.

Thank you!