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In recognition of Mental Health Awareness Week (10 – 16 May), the Institute of Quarrying (IQ) is reminding members of the mental health and wellbeing support services that are available.
The Coronavirus pandemic is affecting the lives of many. IQ UK, along with its international affiliate offices in Australia, Hong Kong, Malaysia, New Zealand and South Africa, has increased awareness of mental health services available. This includes signposting members to expert advisors, providing vital outreach services and producing guidance materials.
James Thorne, IQ UK CEO, says: “In the UK, the Institute of Quarrying has delivered webinars in raising mental health awareness, alongside guidance to help improve sleep and the challenges of isolation and loneliness. Members could access a suite of mental health resources via the IQ Connect app, launched at the outbreak of the pandemic to help members easily access content across a range of topics.
Meet the experts behind Bristol24/7âs burnout and mental wellbeing event
By Ellie Pipe, Wednesday May 12, 2021
From supporting mothers back into work to tackling mental health discrimination, expert panellists will explore how to improve wellbeing in the workplace.
The first event in the Bristol24/7 Presents 2021 series takes place on Thursday, May 13 from 2pm with the aim of promoting positive action and helping businesses lead the way in fostering a healthy, productive workforce.
Held during Mental Health Awareness Week, the free virtual event will include a panel discussion, featuring Jess Borthwick of Changes Bristol, Bianca Jones of EDP Training, Camilla Rigby, the co-founder of Womenâs Work Lab and Daisy Roach the head of HR for Better Food.