Privacy
Website enquiry privacy notice.
This page explains how information submitted through MINDSET website forms is handled.
This notice reflects how MINDSET currently handles website enquiries. It will be updated as the charity's services, communications and data processes develop.
Information we collect
Depending on the form you use, we may collect your name, email address, optional phone number, organisation, location, role or area of interest, and the message or enquiry you submit. The contact form also lets you optionally indicate that you would like to receive MINDSET updates.
Why we use it
We use website enquiry information to understand your request, respond to you and manage conversations about programmes, volunteering, donations, in-kind support, partnerships and other contact. If you opt in to updates, that preference is recorded so MINDSET can manage it appropriately once its communications process is established.
Sensitive information
Please do not send medical records, diagnoses, detailed health histories, bank/card information, passwords or other unnecessary sensitive information through the website forms. MINDSET is not a crisis service.
How information is stored
Form submissions are stored in a server-side enquiries file protected from normal web access. The website is also configured to send a copy to hello@mindsetcharity.org.uk when server mail is available.
Who it is shared with
Enquiry information should only be accessed by authorised people working on behalf of MINDSET who need it to respond or manage the relationship, unless disclosure is required by law.
Retention and your rights
MINDSET should keep personal information only for as long as needed for the purpose it was collected. UK data-protection law may give you rights including access, correction and, in some circumstances, deletion or restriction.
Contact
For website privacy enquiries, contact hello@mindsetcharity.org.uk. The charity's public postal address and any additional formal data-protection details should be added once confirmed.