National Workplace Initiative

Small Business Guides to Mentally Healthy Workplaces

Small business has been doing it tough over the past few years, often due to issues beyond their control, such as COVID-19.

These recent challenges have impacted businesses, and they have also impacted the people who own, run and work in these businesses.

The Small Business Guides to Mentally Healthy Workplaces provide information about key topics, clear examples, helpful tips and links to further support and guidance.  

Developed by Ahead for Business, Everymind as part of the National Workplace Initiative, the guides are built around the three core pillars of the Blueprint for Mentally Healthy Workplaces for creating environments that protect, respond, and promote to support mental health.  

You can view and download the guides by clicking on the images below:

Quick Reference Guides

Small Business Guides to Mentally Healthy Workplaces: Protect - Quick Reference Guide in other languages

Small Business Guides to Mentally Healthy Workplaces: Respond - Quick Reference Guide in other languages

Small Business Guides to Mentally Healthy Workplaces: Promote - Quick Reference Guide in other languages

Small Business Guides to Mentally Healthy Workplaces - Communications Pack

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