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In October 2017 we launched our five-year mental health strategy ‘Because Healthy Minds Matter’ which further strengthens our support for the mental health of our employees. The strategy has four aims – increase the awareness of mental health conditions, decrease the stigma, signpost to tools and support and to ensure our people know where to go in a crisis.

Creating a positive working culture sounds easy doesn’t it? Have some nice furniture, good breakout areas, free tea and coffee, lots of natural light and plenty of colleagues to interact with. Simple. If only it was that simple…..it goes a lot deeper than that.

For this year’s Mental Health Awareness Week 2018, eve Sleep is donating £5 to Mental Health UK for every mattress sold.

At Johnson & Johnson (J&J), we aspire to change the trajectory of health for humanity and as the world’s largest diversified healthcare company, we are committed to helping people live healthier and happier lives. This includes our employees, and our ambition is to have the healthiest workforce in the world by 2020.

Starting a new job can be daunting. Lots of new people to meet and new information to try and absorb. Kenza from the Mental Health UK corporate partnerships team gives about tips for protecting your mental health when starting a new job.

Today, we are pleased to announce our partnership with the independent digital marketing consultancy QueryClick. The consultancy has launched a 12-month fundraising campaign to raise funds for Mental Health UK taking place from March 2018 to March 2019.

Thank you to everyone who has taken part so far in our #GetTheInsideOut advertising campaign with Lloyds Bank which is currently being shown on Channel 4 and in cinemas.

Lloyds Bank and Mental Health UK have launched a new TV advertising campaign on Channel 4 to encourage more people to feel comfortable speaking about mental health.

Lloyds Bank and Mental Health UK are launching a new TV advertising campaign on Channel 4 to encourage more people to feel comfortable speaking about mental health and to inspire those living with a condition to speak up and #GetTheInsideOut. The campaign goes live on Time to Talk Day on 1 February 2018.