MHFA England launches 'whole self' campaign

Ahead of COVER Mental Health & Wellbeing Summit

Adam Saville
clock • 3 min read

Workplace culture campaign calls on employers to empower people to bring their whole self to work

Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) England is launching free resources for employers to support people to be themselves at work and feel more included. We are delighted to announce that MHFA's head of culture and wellbeing, Ama Afrifa-Tchie, will be hosting a session titled Empowering people to bring their whole self to work at the COVER Mental Health & Wellbeing Summit on Thursday 12 March. Ahead of ‘My Whole Self' day on 18 March, the campaign, which focuses on the interconnections between diversity and inclusion, wellbeing and performance, is designed to help unlock employee productivi...

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