Welfare updates
We regularly publish updates to provide support on topics such as safety, diversity and wellbeing. Check out the articles below.
Stay Safe, Stay Smart: Navigating E-Safety
The internet is a vast playground of information, entertainment and connections. Are you aware of potential dangers and how to navigate them?
Healthy Hybrid Working: Tips and Good Practices
Working from home can have many benefits but it can also be challenging and can have an impact on our mental health. Get some tips to help you make the most of your hybrid working experience.
New Year, New You: Strategies for Resolution Triumph!
In "New Year, New You: Strategies for Resolution Triumph!" discover a roadmap to conquer resolutions with finesse. This guide goes beyond clichés, offering actionable strategies for lasting success. Elevate your goal-setting game, ensuring a triumphant transformation in the year ahead. It's time to turn resolutions into tangible triumphs!
Surviving the Season: Coping with Christmas and Mental Health
The holiday season can bring joy and excitement, but for many, it also comes with stress and worries. Mind, a leading mental health charity, has compiled a list of invaluable tips to help you cope with concerns during Christmas. Their expert advice will empower you to navigate the festive season without sacrificing your mental well-being. Discover practical strategies to reduce stress, and enjoy a worry-free Christmas.
Sexual Consent: Saying “Yes” is Not Enough!
Sexual consent goes beyond just words; it's about enthusiastic and ongoing agreement. Saying "yes" should be a clear and voluntary choice, free from pressure, coercion, or intoxication. True consent is an active, continuous dialogue between partners that ensures respect, safety, and genuine desire in every intimate encounter.
Young Adult Carers – The Unsung Heroes!
Young Adult Carers, often overlooked and undervalued, are unsung heroes. Juggling the responsibilities of caregiving alongside your own ambitions, demonstrates resilience, compassion, and strength. Find out what a young carer is and how you can get support.