Promoting Mental Health Awareness

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A number of sites across our business took part in this year’s Time to Talk Day on 1st February, to support Time to Change and get people talking about mental health to help end the shame and isolation felt by those with mental health problems.

Coffee mornings were held on each site, with a number of Time to Talk Day posters, bunting, handouts, and conversation starters provided to help get people talking.

A mental health awareness quiz was devised, which included fun questions, such as “Stephen Fry often supports mental health campaigns and talks about his experience of bipolar disorder, but which TV comedy panel game did he host between 2003-2016?”, and well as more serious questions such as “How many people in the UK will experience a mental health problem every year?” – all aimed at promoting more conversations and raising awareness of mental health problems.

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Published 14 February 2018
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