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Leading the Way

Demonstrate your commitment
to mental health at work

Suggested Actions

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Ensure mental health and wellbeing is visible and an ongoing priority
Small, Medium & Large
Ensure the right roles and support structures are in place

These can be wellbeing champions, mental health first aiders and any other professional required to deliver your approach to mental health and wellbeing

Use workplace charters or accreditations

These help you demonstrate commitment to mental health and wellbeing

Keep employees informed about your mental health and wellbeing priorities and progress

Provide regular updates to staff on progress with your mental health strategy/action plan. Encourage feedback and wider involvement.

Small, Medium & Large
Make mental health and wellbeing a recurring item on board/leadership agenda
Small, Medium & Large
Include progress on mental health and wellbeing activities and priorities in organisational reporting
Medium & Large
Build mental health and wellbeing expectations into relevant external contract specifications

Resources & Downloads


From family-run businesses to national corporations, join the growing number of employers across the country who are committing to achieve better mental health at work.

We are a unique offer to Leeds and West Yorkshire, putting the region at the forefront of initiatives to promote workplace mental  health and wellbeing.

Fair working practices are essential for a successful business and satisfied employees. That’s why, in Autumn 2023, the Mayor launched the Fair Work Charter.

Established in 2011, Inclusive Employers works with hundreds of organisations to audit, train and embed workplace inclusion.

With high levels of stress and disengagement, organisations are introducing Wellbeing Champions as a key part of their wellbeing strategy.

Join the MindWell team in marking important days throughout the year to promote mental health and wellbeing.

Healthy working policies, tools and adjustments only work when leaders set expectations, model inclusive behaviours and create psychological safety across the organisation.

Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) England has today launched best-practice guidance for employers on how to implement Mental Health First Aid in the workplace.

With 1 in 7 people now juggling work with caring for someone who is older, ill or disabled - and our population ageing – carers are a growing reality in our workforce.

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Employer Spotlight

The Skate Sanctuary: Creating a Safe and Supportive Workplace

The Skate Sanctuary is a small, community-focused organisation delivering skating and wellbeing experiences. Despite its size, it has developed a people-first culture where emotional safety, trust and clear expectations underpin the way the organisation operates.

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