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Join our new Community Hub
In these uncertain times, we know that community is essential in helping us to protect our mental health and wellbeing. That is why we have launched our Community Hub.
Nicola Hodkinson of Seddon joins the Mates in Mind Board of Trustees
This month, Mates in Mind appointed Nicola Hodkinson, Business Services Director at Seddon, as a Trustee Board Member.
Mates in Mind are official partners of the Wellbeing in Construction Summit 2020
Mates in Mind are excited to be returning to the Wellbeing in Construction Summit on the 30 June 2020! This year, the event will be taking place at the CentrEd at ExceL in London, where we will be part of an exciting agenda of speakers. Will you be joining us?
FORS join Mates in Mind in improving mental health across UK workplaces
This month, the Fleet Operator Recognition Scheme (FORS) joined Mates in Mind’s community of Supporter organisations and have partnered with the charity to improve the mental health of their workforce and members.
The Industry and Parliament Trust invite Mates in Mind to drive talks around tackling mental ill-health within construction.
In January Mates in Mind joined the Industry and Parliament Trust (IPT) in a roundtable discussion exploring the prevalence and impacts of mental ill-health in the construction industry.
Mates in Mind announced as official partners of The SHE Show North East
We are delighted to be an official partner of The SHE Show North East 2020 for the third year in a row. Join our team at this year's event...
Mates in Mind support managers to transform mental health at work
This Thursday 6 of February, on Time to Talk Day, Mates in Mind are raising awareness about mental ill-health at work by supporting managers across the UK in tackling the issue.
Mates in Mind urge that immediate action is needed to tackle higher than average suicide rates across transport sector
During Road Safety Week 2019, taking place 18-24 November, Mates in Mind are urging transport and logistic organisations to lead the way and prioritise the mental wellbeing of their workforces in light of the above-average suicide rate.
Mates in Mind highlights mental health statistics as a stark warning to employers of the cost to workers and businesses if workplace mental health is not properly understood.
Following the release of the Health and Safety Executive’s (HSE) annual figures for Great Britain, the Managing Director of Mates in Mind urges employers to ensure that they are investing in their people rather than paying lip service to addressing mental health.
Join Mates in Mind at The SHE Show North West
Mates in Mind are delighted to be an official partner of The SHE Show North West 2019.