Buckinghamshire Mind is an independent charity providing high quality services to support and represent people with mental health needs in the local community. We work to provide a voice for people with mental health needs, to fight stigma and campaign to influence policy and decision making locally. We are committed to making sure our services are inclusive and meet the diverse needs of people in Buckinghamshire and East Berkshire.

Buckinghamshire Mind is run by local people for local people and is responsible for its own funding and the services it provides. 

We are an independent charity that is proud to be affiliated with national Mind and to adhere to its quality standards of governance and service delivery. Buckinghamshire Mind is part of a network of over 100 Local Minds, which provide trusted mental health services to our communities.  

Charity

Non Profit

Buckinghamshire Mind

Buckinghamshire Mind's headquarters in High Wycombe, United Kingdom

This department provides counseling and support services for adults, including volunteer and professional assistance.

Adult Support Services

This department oversees financial management and risk assessment, ensuring fiscal responsibility and strategic income generation.

Finance and Risk

This department focuses on fostering connections and relationships within various communities to enhance collaboration and support.

Community Engagement

This department oversees organizational compliance and decision-making.

Governance

This department manages employee relations, recruitment, and organizational development.

Human Resources

This department focuses on ensuring high standards and evaluation processes for services provided.

Buckinghamshire Mind

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Teams

Adult Support Services

Finance and Risk

Community Engagement

Governance

Human Resources

Quality Assurance

Offices

Buckinghamshire Mind

Org chart

Teams

Adult Support Services

Finance and Risk

Community Engagement

Governance

Human Resources

Quality Assurance

Offices

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