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Book your place now on new mental health leadership course

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Submitted by Catina on Mon, 25/01/2016 - 05:28

I’d like to tell you about an exciting new blended leadership course that the ETF ELMAG 3 programme is offering between now and late March. It’s called “Breaking the Rules: An affirmative approach to mental health leadership”. I know you have lots of demands on your time, but I also know that if you vist this MHFE website it's becuase you want to make a difference aroudn mental health and wellbeing, i.e. you want to lead change.  Well that's what this course is about.

Covid-19 FE Rapid Response

 Landing page for the #C19 rapid response project, including the Padlet where we need you to share what you are doing.

 

Questionnaire used for the 2017 CLMH educators survey

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Submitted by Catina on Tue, 13/02/2018 - 11:17

This is a Word document copy of the questionnaire DfE and the MHFE Crowd developed to survey educators who were involved in the DfE Community Learning Mental Health research 2015/17.

We asked careers/information, advice and guidance (IAG), learning support and teaching professionals who were paid or unpaid, qualified or unqualified staff to to share their experiences of being involved in the CLMH project.

Workforce Wellbeing - Working with the local of chamber of commerce

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Submitted by manojnanda on Sun, 03/07/2016 - 16:52

With this terms emphasis on workforce wellbeing RACC has developed a partnership with the Richmond Chamber of Commerce to co-create a workshop in work-life balance.

Engaging with employers on the subject of work/life balance has proved complex, in discussion with the chamber CEO we felt it most appropriate to offer a workshop for chamber members on work/life balance as a way to raise awareness amongst the local workforce of the reseach project we are undertaking.

Workforce Wellbeing- RACCs free course for staff benefit

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Submitted by manojnanda on Sun, 03/07/2016 - 16:29

RACC already provides opportunities for staff in its own existing benefits and these are promoted to staff through an internal employee benefits leaflet. One of the innovative aspects of this is allowing all staff to take part in one leisure course a year, having taken both drawing from scratch and life drawing in subsequent terms I can personally say it was very beneficial to have that 2 hours of space, focus and concentration in otherwise what is  a busy week.

Breaking the Rules - noticeboard

The ELMAG portal and F2F days

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Breaking the Rules Flipped Learning

Latest from Mindful Employer

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Submitted by Catina on Wed, 13/07/2011 - 11:15

New! MINDFUL EMPLOYER Line Managers' Resource.

Includes contributions from line managers in a range of businesses and organisations, a foreword by Dame Carol Black, National Director for Health & Work and David Frost, Director General British Chamber of Commerce and comments from Dr Steve Boorman and others, as well as practical information and advice on:

Take Ten People (TTP): training materials

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Submitted by Catina on Sat, 26/03/2011 - 14:31

Archived resource

Part of the Take Ten People box set  and our  DIY CPD collection of resources that trainers can use to deliver training.

 This booklet includes practical CPD activities to support: 

Workforce equality in the North East: A resource pack to support the recruitment of people with experience of mental health conditions into further education

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Submitted by Catina on Wed, 02/02/2011 - 18:19

The development of this resource was funded by the LSC North East Equality and Diversity team. it comprises short activity based units and aims to improve the employment opportunities of people with mental health conditions in the region. It is designed for those with strategic responsibility for equality and diversity within the post-16 sector in the North East, including equality and diversity managers, HR directors, line managers and union representatives.

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