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Mental Health Awareness Week at Capgemini
Category: Mental Health, Mental Health Awareness Week, Capgemini, Mental Health Awareness, Mental Health Champions
Closing off Mental Health Awareness Week with sign up to the Mental Health at Work Commitment
As we approach the end of Mental Health Awareness Week, we hope that all our colleagues have been able to attend the virtual events offered, listen to the latest Mental Health podcast and find some time to reflect on their own mental health.
Listen to our latest Mental Health podcast:
Although there has been a focus on the topic this week, mental health remains a key part of our approach to employee well-being, and we will continue to offer support through existing channels, as well as announcing a series of training sessions with the leading mental health charities Mind and ReThink. From MH101 sessions to more in-depth sessions on topics including Stigma Reduction & Cultural Change, Psychosis & Associated Conditions and Transitioning to new ways of working, the sessions will be open to all employees who have an interest in mental health.
We would like to end this week by announcing our sign up to The Mental Health at Work Commitment, our opportunity to publicly declare that the mental well-being of our employees is a priority for us. Established following an independent report commissioned by the UK Government, which outlined how employers can better support all employees' mental health, commitment is based around six Thriving At Work standards.
- 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
Each Standard has more detailed guidelines for reference, but already we can state with confidence that we are meeting each of the standards, Future efforts in the mental health space will align to these standards.
The Mental Health At Work Commitment site also has a wide range of free resources, including toolkits and case studies, so make time to check them out.
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