Welcome to AWARE NI's Workplace Wellbeing Hub!
Did you know?
Mental health problems cost the Northern Ireland economy over £3.4 billion annually and are the leading cause of employee absence.
AWARE can help you improve staff wellbeing and reduce workplace stress.
Prioritising employee wellbeing is essential for a successful organisation. We offer a range of initiatives to improve mental health and reduce stress in the workplace.
Training Programmes and Workshops
At AWARE NI, we understand the importance of a healthy workforce for the success of your organisation. That's why we offer a comprehensive range of workplace wellbeing training programmes to suit your company's needs. Our evidence-based solutions empower your employees, increase productivity, and foster a positive working environment.
Our flexible training options include Stress Management, Supporting Employee Wellbeing (a course for managers) and Mental Health First Aid.
Workplace Programmes Information Pack
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Corporate Partnerships
As a non-profit charity, fundraising and donations are essential for the continued provision of our core services. With the help of our corporate partners, we can continue our services and look to expand them, helping to reach even more people.
We understand that the most effective partnerships are those which benefit both parties. That’s why we work closely together to build professional and positive relationships your staff and company will truly benefit from whilst supporting AWARE in our charitable cause.
- A dedicated Account Manager together with a passionate, professional and creative team working alongside you to achieve your partnership goals;
- Access to mental health workshops and resources tailored to promote positive mental health and wellbeing amongst your staff - including Mental Health First Aid;
- Guaranteed positive PR for your company, with our partnership featured across online and offline media;
- Support to help your organisation reach its corporate social responsibility goals
- A range of engaging fundraising campaigns and events to encourage interaction and boost morale amongst staff;
- Recognition for your investment in improving the lives of your workforce, and the wider community, by receiving the Investors in Mental Health Award;
- The ability to demonstrate your business’ commitment to promoting awareness and understanding of mental health, lowering stigma and supporting employees through our Mental Health Charter;
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Make AWARE services available to staff and customers/clients;
- Raise awareness of mental health: you’ll be helping to make our services known whilst also sharing our messaging and opening conversations surrounding mental health;
- Raise vital funds to support AWARE’s services continue and expand;
- Avail of our volunteering opportunities available to your staff across our support services and fundraising department.
Interested in partnering with AWARE?
Investors in Mental Health Awards
The Investors in Mental Health Award is an initiative developed by AWARE to provide recognition to businesses, schools and community groups who significantly contribute to promoting positive mental health within their field.
The recipients of this prestigious award are invited to a celebratory event to reflect on their fantastic achievements and learn about what others are doing.
Receiving the Investors in Mental Health recognition allows you to use the AWARE Investors in Mental Health logo on your website, headed paper, or staff newsletter. You will also receive a certificate to hang in your office. This recognition can help you in attracting potential employees and promoting mental health awareness in your team.
Why choose AWARE NI?
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With over 25 years of experience in mental health advocacy, AWARE NI is a trusted name in the industry. Our team brings extensive knowledge and expertise to guide your organisation towards a mentally healthy workplace.
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Tailored Training: We believe that one size doesn't fit all when it comes to workplace wellbeing. We have a range of training options to address the unique challenges faced by your industry, size, and culture. From stress management to helping managers support employee wellbeing, our programmes and workshops offer practical strategies that can be implemented straight away.
- We collaborate with leading businesses all over NI to promote mental health awareness and make a positive impact. By partnering with us, you join a network of like-minded organisations committed to prioritising employee wellbeing. Together, we can shape a healthier future for your workforce.
- Our Investors in Mental Health Awards honour forward-thinking companies that actively invest in the mental wellbeing of their employees. By participating in our training programmes, you demonstrate your commitment to creating a mentally resilient workplace and stand a chance to be celebrated as an industry leader.
“We highly recommend partnering with AWARE! They provided us with a Corporate Fundraising Representative who assisted us with information on events and provided support and ideas for our own fundraising events. They also enabled us to meet our Corporate Social Responsibility by helping to promote positive mental health with our staff through the excellent information and material provided to us”
MAURICE BOYD, CEO, ABL GROUP
AWARE is the depression charity for Northern Ireland and the only charity working exclusively for those with depression and bipolar disorder.
Aware Defeat Depression, known as AWARE, Crawford Square, Derry/Londonderry, BT48 7HR, Company No: NI30447. Registered with the Charity Commission for Northern Ireland with charity registration number NIC100561
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