What do the people in your church actually experience? The anonymous congregational survey gives people an opportunity to share their views about mental health within your church. It can help you discover whether people feel able to talk about mental health, whether they know who they could approach, what helps people feel supported, where people experience difficulties, and what they would like their church to do differently. This gives you information that you simply can't get by asking the leadership team alone.

We'll bring the information together and discuss what we've found. You'll receive feedback on what you're doing well, where there are gaps, what could be improved and which of these might be worth prioritising. This isn't about giving your church a score or comparing you with other churches. It's about helping you understand your church, your people and your priorities.

You’ll receive clear, practical recommendations to help you decide what to do next. Depending on what the review identifies, this might mean looking at further training, strengthening pastoral boundaries, improving signposting, reviewing policies and procedures, or providing helpful resources for your congregation. It may also highlight areas where particular ministry teams would benefit from support, or where a more consistent approach to mental health could be developed across the church. Sometimes, the next step may simply be finding better ways to talk openly about mental health within your church community. You decide what you want to take forward, and what feels realistic for your church.