Choosing areas of support within our priority areas shows that you value your staff, that you are committed to supporting their wellbeing and creating a good, positive workplace environment. There are a range of different priorities to choose from – or you can work with the Living Well Workplace team who will support you to create your own.
We will listen to your views on how to create a healthier workplace environment, and identify changes you can make in your workplace to make a difference to your staff. Workplaces will receive on going support for up to 12 months to make sure the changes are sustainable. After those 12 months have passed your workplace will have a lasting connection to Living Well.
Take a look at the 4 main priority areas we can support you with. Click on each to learn more about the support you can receive.
Step 1. Get In Touch. Now you have an idea about what Living Well Workplaces can offer, its time to get in touch with the Living Well Workplace team. Get in touch HERE.
Step 2. Access other workplace resources. You can access all our Living Well training and other helpful resources HERE.
Step 3. Initial contact. Our Living Well Workplace Lead will contact you. At this point we will arrange a meeting either in person or remotely, what ever works best for you. Here you will find out more about Living Well Workplaces and how we can support you.
Step 4. Assess, plan and support. If you want to become a Living Well Workplace, the next step will be to carry out a survey with both employees and employer. The results will show what areas within our 4 key priority areas your workplace needs support with. From these results we will set some realistic workplaces goals, which we will support using our range of resources and connections.
Step 5. Review your progress and carry on. Our Living Well Workplace Lead will be in regular contact to ensure the goals we have set are being work towards and offer any support needed to achieve them.
Step 6. Shout about your changes! Your involvement in the Living Well Workplace programme should be something to shout about. You have been making positive changes to improving your workforces’ wellbeing. Employees, potential new recruits, customers and members of the public should be aware of what you are doing. Be proud!