The Impact of Mental Health Awareness Training on Small Business
Mental health awareness has become an essential component of workplace wellness programs, particularly in small businesses where the
close-knit environment can significantly impact employees' well-being and productivity. As more organisations recognise the importance of
mental health, they are investing in training and resources to support their employees. One such initiative is Mental
Health Safety Net (MHSN) , a local organisation on the Mornington Peninsula dedicated to increasing mental health awareness and providing support within the
community.
MHSN's mission is to equip the community with the knowledge and skills to recognise the signs of mental health struggles and to
have the confidence to open up a conversation, directing appropriate support and referrals to professional help.
Investing in mental health awareness training is a strategic move for small businesses. It enhances employee well-being, boosts
productivity, and fosters a supportive workplace culture. Organisations like Mental Health Safety Net play a crucial role in providing the
resources and training needed to make these positive changes.
As mental health awareness continues to grow, the combined efforts of businesses and community organisations will lead to a more supportive
and resilient society.
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