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The charity's investment policy is low-risk with investments in deposit accounts covered by FSCS guarantees.
Having considered the long-term investments options available, the Board of Trustees has opted for a low-risk investment policy and decided to maintain investments in a variety of deposit accounts with UK banks and building societies which are each covered by FSCS guarantees.
Financial · Policy statement · From Plants and Minds — annual report and accounts, year ending 31 January 2026, page 6
The charity conducts regular reviews of Team Members to assess their progress.
Regular reviews of the Team Members at 6 or 12 monthly intervals show improvements in motivation, confidence, self-esteem, sense of belonging to a community, and gaining new skills; with a decrease in feelings of loneliness, isolation and admission to psychiatric hospitals.
Service · Policy statement · From Plants and Minds — annual report and accounts, year ending 31 January 2026, page 5
Plants and Minds has received legacies from two estates, contributing to its funding.
The charity is very grateful to have received legacies from the Estates of the late Mrs Margaret Marchant and the late Mrs Margaret StClaire Arnold in the year
Financial · Funding statement · From Plants and Minds — annual report and accounts, year ending 31 January 2026, page 6
The charity aims to maintain free reserves at a level that provides security for beneficiaries.
The policy of the charity's Trustees is to maintain reserves at a level which provides a cushion against any downturn in funding in order to provide security for the charity's beneficiaries.