Due to our success in transforming the mental health culture of workplaces across the sector, we have gained recognition in new sectors. As a result of this, we have expanded our framework and branding to include workers in industries who may not necessarily wear hard hats, such as manufacturing, ports, transport etc and office-based workers in the industry.
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Construction industry
When Mates in Mind was launched in 2017, our work was prompted by calls from the construction industry to address the pressing challenge of mental ill-health within the sector. Although mental ill-health is a pervasive challenge across all UK workplaces, its negative impacts within the construction industry had become undeniable.
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Transport and Logistics
Mates in Mind understand that supporting good mental health across a workplace is an essential part of ensuring the positive overall health and safety of a workforce. With the high-risk nature of mental ill-health beginning to be widely addressed across transport and logistics, it was a natural move for our organisation to start supporting organisations within this sector to step up and take action.
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Apprentices
Supporting the construction workers, line managers and business owners of the future.
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SMEs & Sole Traders
Our study showed that the mental health of self-employed construction workers and those working in small firms show that intense workloads, financial problems, poor work-life balance and Covid-19 pressures on the supply of materials are combining to significantly raise stress and anxiety levels to severe levels.
SMEs & Sole Traders