Anti-racist practice is a vital part of creating a positive workplace culture. Mike Silvera, Mind's Equality Improvement Manager, shares some tips.

Blue Light Together is the place for UK emergency services staff, volunteers and friends and family to find information, ideas and support to help look after your mental health.

Construction can be a high-pressure industry, and employers are realising that staff mental health is a priority. Building Mental Health can show you where to start.

The last couple of years have been uncertain for all of us. It’s only normal to have felt worried or unsettled. Here are some ideas that can help.

Mental Health Awareness week 2022 starts on the 9th of May, and this year's theme is loneliness.

While it can be great to stay informed about the world we live in, being exposed to a lot of negative news stories can affect our wellbeing. Here are some resources to help.

Financial difficulties can get harder in the winter months

These are unique times for workplace mental health. We've collected a few resources you can trust, with practical information on supporting you and your staff.

We've put together some ideas to help you if you're homeworking as the pandemic continues. It includes tips on supporting vulnerable colleagues and managing anxiety.

Eating disorders affect people of all ages, backgrounds, genders and ethnicities. We spoke to Beat and Orri for tips on how to make workplaces more supportive.

Sometimes, an employee might need time off to manage their mental health. These resources can help your organisation to cope.

Moto Hospitality, in partnership with Mind and SAMH, is launching a ‘cabversation’ campaign to to encourage HGV drivers to connect and talk to one another when taking a break.

Every Mind Matters is the national mental health platform from Public Health England. Find the key resources you'll need to get involved here.

Trauma can affect anyone, in any job. This toolkit shares some of the best resources to help your staff if they are exposed to a traumatic incident.

World Suicide Prevention Day is a great chance to get talking about this difficult subject.

Research has found we're less likely to want to talk about mental health than we were this time last year. Here's the facts, and some tips on starting helpful conversations.

Saturday, 19 November is International Survivors of Suicide Loss Day 2022. Here, we have collated some resources to help you understand and cope with this difficult subject.

As children return to school, this toolkit explores the needs of parents and guardians in the workplace.

Even smaller organisations can take steps to support LGBTQIA+ people and their mental wellbeing. Beckett Frith, Senior Content Officer at Mental Health at Work, shares his top tips

Workplaces increasingly recognise the need to build an inclusive and accepting culture for LGBTQI+ people. We've chosen some resources that can help.

Locked down in the middle of winter, it can be difficult to feel positive. We share some tips and resources for supporting each other.

Kelly and Hester Grainger, of Perfectly Autistic, share some ideas for how to make workplaces more friendly to autistic people.

Prioritise mental health in the workplace by developing and delivering a systematic programme of activity.

Proactively ensure work design and organisational culture drive positive mental health outcomes

Promote an open culture around mental health

Increase organisational confidence and capability

Provide mental health tools and support

Increase transparency and accountability through internal and external reporting

It's Mental Health Awareness Week, and this year's theme is 'Kindness'. Mind's CEO Paul Farmer has shared some of his thoughts on kindness from his home.

Small organisations face unique challenges. We've put together a suite of resources to help you make a difference to the mental wellbeing of your employees and yourself.

Sport, physical activity and recreation have unique challenges for mental health, but there's a lot that can help. The Sport and Recreation Alliance show how.

The financial sector can come with its own particular pressures, but there's plenty that can help. We've collected a few ideas to get you started.

We've spoken to the Institute of Hospitality, a professional membership body for hospitality professionals around the globe, to find out about the challenges of the industry.

The legal profession has specific challenges for workplace mental health. With advice and ideas from LawCare, we outline the issues and get you started improving things.

Working in the rail industry involves some unique risk factors for mental health. The Rail Safety and Standards Board share their recommendations for keeping staff well.

Following and writing about football for a living brings some unique pressures. We've worked with the FA to bring you some ideas that can help.

One year since the first UK coronavirus pandemic lockdown, we asked four different professionals what positive changes they have made.

Focusing on your mental health can seem tricky in the emergency services - and right now, it's an extraordinary time. Let us help.

Right now, healthcare workers are facing an extremely challenging situation. Taking care of your mental health might be taking a back seat. Let us help.

Whatever you do as a key worker, you're supporting many others to go about their lives in safety. But it might not feel possible to take care of yourself. Let us help.

Care workers are facing a unique scenario right now. But managing your mental health is just as important as getting to work. Let us help.

During the COVID-19 crisis, educators might be feeling the pressure more than ever. Twinkl, the education specialists, have some suggestions about what can help.

In this toolkit, we've brought Simply Business's practical advice into one convenient place.

June is Pride month. This is a chance for everyone in the LGBTQIA+ community to come together to celebrate our achievements, show solidarity with each other, and look forwards.

The pandemic has been a time of prolonged worry for small businesses. Now's the time to focus on mental health as part of our post-pandemic recovery.

There are lots of small ways to positively impact mental health at work - for yourself or for those around you - this year. Here are a few ideas.

Looking out for the wellbeing of students and pupils is important - and looking out for the wellbeing of those who teach and support them is too. We’ve got lots of ideas.

We've collected together some of the best resources on our site for getting people talking.

Here's a collection of some of the best resources for teachers and education staff, curated by a specialist charity.

Being a director can be a dream job - but having such a large sense of responsibility can come a lot of pressure. We've put together a collection of resources to help.

Teachers' pay has hit the headlines. Here's some tips for educators to help you support your mental and financial wellbeing in the last term of the school year.

When your work is focused on caring for others, it's all the more important to be able to seek support when you need it. NHS Employers share their suggestions.

The summer holidays create extra challenges for parents. Here's how you can help.

When you're focused on your charity's mission, there's a risk that staff wellbeing can slip down the priorities. Dementia UK share what's worked for them to keep their people well.

Further education is a unique environment with its own pressures - but there are plenty of ways to support staff. We’ve got some recommendations from experts in the field.

Primary school staff juggle all sorts of demands, but there are lots of things schools can do to support their wellbeing. Mentally Healthy Schools recommend ten ways to start.

Conor D’Arcy, Head of Research and Policy at the Money and Mental Health Policy Institute, answered some key questions to explain the connection between money and mental health.

The NHS workforce is facing one of its greatest ever challenges. Prioritising mental health and wellbeing is vital, now more than ever. These guides from Mind and the BMA can help.

We spoke to Julie Dennis, a menopause at work specialist, about this natural part of life and how organisations can help.

This toolkit has all you need to start implementing the Mental Health at Work Commitment.

The Stevenson/Farmer review of employers and mental health, plus expert information and guidance to help you implement its recommendations.

As we transition out of lockdown, there is a lot to think about. Organisational psychologist Dr. Jo Yarker shares some principles for staying mentally healthy.

This toolkit will help you understand what reasonable adjustments are, and how you can introduce them into your organisation.

Project managers' work can be pressurised - this year more than ever. Chris MacLeod of the Association for Project Management shares some tips for helping each other through.

Workplaces are facing uncertainties like never before. Katy Ridsdill-Smith of Mind shares tips for communicating supportively amid an atmosphere of worry.

There are legal requirements, as well as recommended core standards, that set out employers' responsibilities around workplace mental health.

There are lots of things that employers can do to show they are dedicated to improving workplace wellbeing.