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Mates in Mind is a leading UK charity raising awareness, addressing the stigma of poor mental health and improving positive mental wellbeing in the UK construction industry.

Ahead of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Awareness Day on 27 June, we have posted our new blog ‘When Trauma Doesn’t Resol...
03/06/2026

Ahead of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Awareness Day on 27 June, we have posted our new blog ‘When Trauma Doesn’t Resolve: Understanding PTSD at Work’ by guest contributor, Dr Judith Bird, Head of Mental Health Services, Medigold Health. This is the second blog in the series.

“Trauma exposure does not automatically lead to Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). Of all people exposed to a potentially traumatic event, approximately 5.6% go on to develop PTSD. It is a specific clinical condition — not the inevitable consequence of a difficult experience — and it requires a specific response. Understanding what PTSD actually is, and what it isn’t, can be very helpful for a manager or HR professional dealing with these situations.”

Please read the blog: https://bit.ly/MinMGBlog3

Men’s Health Week UK (organised by the Men’s Health Forum) is running from Monday 15 to Sunday 21 June 2026. The week ai...
01/06/2026

Men’s Health Week UK (organised by the Men’s Health Forum) is running from Monday 15 to Sunday 21 June 2026. The week aims to raise awareness of men’s health and to encourage all men to seek help to address any health concerns that they may be experiencing.

We believe that good health means being mentally and physically well, and we advocate for everyone seeking help when they need it. We do this by raising awareness of mental health, encouraging everyone to start a conversation about it, and for organisations to implement effective interventions to address it, so that, together, we can end the stigma that surrounds it.

We advocate for change through responding to government inquiries, working with researchers to provide evidence on effective interventions, contributing to mental health initiatives and by working in collaboration with our Supporters to build positive mental health in and through work.

BE PREPARED: discover more about the awareness week and download free resources: https://bit.ly/MHW26sm

We believe that one of the best ways to create long lasting change within an organisation, is by educating and informing...
29/05/2026

We believe that one of the best ways to create long lasting change within an organisation, is by educating and informing a workforce. This is why we encourage everyone in our community to engage with tailored training for employees, managers and mental health champions; helping everyone understand their roles and responsibilities when it comes to mental wellbeing at work.

Find out more about our training: https://www.matesinmind.org/training-and-resources/mental-health-and-wellbeing-training

We are thrilled to share that we have added the MANCHESTER MARATHON to our list of upcoming fundraising challenge events...
27/05/2026

We are thrilled to share that we have added the MANCHESTER MARATHON to our list of upcoming fundraising challenge events available for 2026-27:
• Saucony London 10k.
• Manchester Half Marathon.
• London Royal Parks Half Marathon.
• Inflatable Events.
• Tough Mudders.
• MANCHESTER MARATHON.

Taking part in fundraising events is not only good for your mental health, but it is also great for connection, communication and team building, but it also helps raise vital funds for Mates in Mind.

Find out how you can join Team Mates in Mind: https://bit.ly/MinMevents

If you’re not working today, we hope you have a happy & restful bank holiday.However, if you’re one of the many people w...
25/05/2026

If you’re not working today, we hope you have a happy & restful bank holiday.

However, if you’re one of the many people who will be working today, we hope you get some time off soon.

If you’re alone & need support, please visit https://bit.ly/MinMhelp

21/05/2026

Do you know how to build positive mental health in and through work, so that work is good for workers’ mental health?

Discover our blog series which provides guidance and resources on how to build positive mental health and wellbeing through:
• Stress Risk Assessments: https://bit.ly/MinMblog26-2
• Conversations: https://bit.ly/MinMblog26-1
• Workplaces: https://bit.ly/MinMblog25-9
• Su***de prevention and postvention: https://bit.ly/MinMblog25-8
• Supporting those working in isolation: https://bit.ly/MinMblog25-7
• Eradicating the culture of silence: https://bit.ly/MinMblog25-6
• Addressing the stigma: https://bit.ly/MinMblog25-5
• Stress management: https://bit.ly/MinMblog25-4
• Supporting neurodiversity within the workplace: https://bit.ly/MinMblog25-3
• Workplace culture: https://bit.ly/MinMblog10

You can also access our blogs here: https://bit.ly/MinMblogs

20/05/2026

Can you help?

At Mates in Mind, we work with organisations to create cultures of prevention to ensure there is a continuous and comprehensive solution in place so that no-one reaches crisis point and mental health awareness becomes everyone’s responsibility.

Please discover how you can support our work: https://bit.ly/MinMfundraising

World Wellbeing Week is running from Wednesday 24 to Tuesday 30 June 2026, and we are encouraging our Supporters to star...
19/05/2026

World Wellbeing Week is running from Wednesday 24 to Tuesday 30 June 2026, and we are encouraging our Supporters to start a conversation about mental wellbeing within their own organisations and across their networks.

‘World Wellbeing Week is a global awareness week focused on improving health and wellbeing in the workplace and wider society. At work, it encourages organisations to pause, reflect, and take meaningful steps that support employee wellbeing.’

We wholeheartedly agree that wellbeing incorporates a range of diverse dimensions. This is why we work collaboratively with organisations to embed a proactive prevention strategy which empowers them to create positive mental health in and through work.

BE PREPARED. Discover more about World Wellbeing Week and download free resources: https://bit.ly/WWW26sm

15/05/2026

Employers have a legal duty to protect workers from stress at work by doing a risk assessment and acting on it. And yet, according to the HSE, stress, depression or anxiety accounted for 52% of work-related ill health and 62% of all working days lost due to ill health in 2024/25.

So, how can organisations create a culture of prevention, which builds positive mental health in and through work? This is what we cover in our ‘how to optimise your mental wellbeing’ blog series. We look at the common mistakes in workplace culture, what a healthy culture looks like and importantly, how to create one.

Blogs covering the actions organisations can take:
• Workplace culture: https://bit.ly/MinMblog10
• Stress risk assessments: https://bit.ly/MinMblog26-2
• Stress management: https://bit.ly/MinMblog25-4
• Mental health: https://bit.ly/MinMblog25-9
• Su***de prevention and postvention: https://bit.ly/MinMblog25-8
• Addressing the stigma: https://bit.ly/MinMblog25-5

Blogs covering what actions individuals can take:
- Work-Life Balance: https://bit.ly/MinMblog6
- Nutrition: https://bit.ly/MinMblog5
- Being Active: https://bit.ly/MinMblog4
- Relaxation: https://bit.ly/MinMblog3
- Sleep: https://bit.ly/MinMblog2
- Six tips: https://bit.ly/MinMblog1

14/05/2026

As part of our Mental Health Awareness Week activity, it is an important reminder that we, as employers, colleagues and community members, should dedicate time to learning what we can do to build positive mental health in and through work.

In our mental health blog, we examine:
• Why we don’t notice when someone experiences mental ill-health due to their work.
• What causes this situation.
• What action we can take to stop it.

The blog also provides guidance, and a suite of resources, on how to optimise workplace mental health: https://bit.ly/MinMblog25-9

Our stress awareness videos and resources cover how to spot the signs of mental ill-health, how to start a conversation, how and where to signpost support, and more: https://bit.ly/MinMresources

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