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Women were more likely than men to use the services, making up 55% of those seeking help.

Women were more likely than men to use the services, making up 55% of those seeking help.

The Mortgage Industry Mental Health Charter’s (MIMHC) Walk & Talk 2026 challenge passed the halfway stage yesterday (Tuesday 12th May).

The Mental Health Foundation has hosted Mental Health Awareness Week in the second week of May since 2000.

It remains possible to donate until close of play on Friday 24th May.

The society already has over 30+ Mental Health First Aiders, hosts regular drop-in sessions to encourage conversations around mental health, and allows colleagues to specifically take time to focus on their wellbeing.

Podcast guests included Riona Mulherin, Paradigm’s director of marketing and operations; Aimee Carnwath, Paradigm’s senior marketing coordinator; and AimieJo Shutt, national key account manager at Santander UK.

Standard Life advocates for greater industry collaboration to support vulnerable customers, aligning with Mental Health Awareness Week.

The group walked 23 miles, the majority along the picturesque Grand Union Canal and avoiding dual carriageways, meeting the Ashton Village Ramblers along the way.

As part of the research, over two fifths (41%) of consumers said they are financially worse off compared to 12 months ago.

The Brightstar Group has a week of events planned to raise awareness, get people moving and raise money for their company charities.

Three of the organisation’s supporters are putting theory into practice with a fundraising 125-mile hike.

The short-term lender’s people manager’s team carried out their training with the support of Evolving Mindset, a local organisation which provides mental health wellbeing courses and training for individuals, groups, schools and businesses.
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