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For Communities

Who We Are And What We Do

Community is at its best when people are at their best.

Communities will need to build their capacity in terms of supporting people whose mental health has been impacted by the crisis. These traumas can be due to continuous isolation, bereavement, and frontline working.

An effective way of doing this would be increasing the numbers of Mental Health First Aiders within our communities, through training workers and volunteers within the organisations and agencies supporting vulnerable people at risk of mental health issues.

Valuable work has been done on training Managers in Mental Health First Aid, especially in the corporate sector. The time to shift the focus onto training those community members who have regular contact with those most vulnerable in our communities, is now.

We believe that mental health recovery is more impactful for an individual when it is achieved through small steps, and an ability to tackle various issues/problems from different perspectives. We apply this to our approach with organisations and businesses.

We offer this approach through 3 levels of Ofqual regulated, and National recognised qualification in First Aid For Mental Health.

helping our community fighting mental health issues
We achieve this through offering fluid and flexible courses adapted to the needs of the client or organisation.

MENTAL HEALTH AND WORK

35%
%

of the Scottish workforce have been formally diagnosed with a mental health condition at some point of their lifetime.

75 %
%

of the managers in Scotland say there are barriers to them providing mental health support.

37 %
%

of those who disclosed poor mental health symptoms felt ignored.

39 %
%

2 in 5 employees living in Scotland report experiencing poor mental health symptoms related to work in the last year, 24% in the last month. These figures are level with those across the UK workforce.

79 %
%

of LGBT+ people are likely to have experienced poor mental health where work was a cause or a contributing factor.

SOURCE: MENTAL HEALTH AT WORK – 2019 REPORT – BUSINESS IN THE COMMUNITY

FIRST AID AWARDS SUPPORT ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH CIC
Nuco supports environmental Health CIC
national lottery community fund
FirstPort social entrepreneurs fund
Foundation Scotland supports EnvironMental Health CIC
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