Headspace Annual Report 2025
In 2025, Headspace continued to provide vital mental health support to young people and families across the North Cotswolds — responding to rising demand in our rural communities.
Why We’re Needed
Young people in our area are facing:
Long NHS waiting lists
Rising anxiety affecting school attendance
Increasing safeguarding concerns
Rural isolation
As of December 2025:
43 young people were receiving active support
35 young people were on our waiting list
Our Impact in 2025
Counselling
378 hours delivered
21 young people supported
Wellbeing Sessions
284 hours across 142 sessions
39 young people supported
Activities included bushcraft, gardening, cooking, craft and mindfulness
Mentoring
202 mentoring hours delivered
33 young people supported
In addition, we provided early intervention support in partnership with schools and signposted families to specialist services when needed.
Our People
21 active frontline volunteers
6 trainee mentors in training
Our volunteers remain at the heart of our work, enabling us to deliver safe, trusted support relationships for young people.
Financial Overview (Draft 2025 Figures)
Income: £112,776
Operating Costs: £134,371
Overall: –£21,594
Headspace operates without statutory funding, relying on the generosity of our community, local businesses and grant funders.
Looking Ahead
In 2026, we will:
Launch Unit 7, a dedicated Wellbeing Classroom
Deliver 150+ wellbeing sessions annually in a therapeutic space
Expand our mentoring and tuition provision
Increase support for young people at risk of disengagement
Read the Full Report
This summary provides a snapshot of our work in 2025.
👉 Read the full 2025 Annual Report here:
Download the full report (PDF)