Our Work - Mental Health Foundation of New Zealand

Our Workplace Wellbeing work is to help businesses and organisations obtain optimal mental health for their people.

As an employer or manager, you know it's your people who provide the greatest potential for success in your business. Maintaining optimal mental health at work is therefore too important to be left to chance. Our workplace mental wellbeing programmes, resources and campaigns help employers take an active approach to create flourishing workplaces.

Campaigns
MHAW	Pink Shirt Day

Mental Health Awareness Week (MHAW) is a national campaign run every October to coincide with World Mental Health Day. MHAW is run by the Mental Health Foundation and includes workplace activities and resources. In 2018, MHAW will be held on 8–14 October. REGISTER for updates today!	Pink Shirt Day is an anti-bullying movement that spreads kindness and celebrates diversity. The Workplace Toolkit includes ideas and activities to challenge bullying on an individual and organisational level. Sign up for Pink Shirt Day so you can stay updated on the campaign and learn the tools to prevent bullying and celebrate diversity all year long.
Guides
Open Minds	Five Ways to Wellbeing at Work Toolkit	Working Well Guide and Resources

Open Minds is a collection of online training materials, such as videos and posters, to equip managers with the tools and confidence to talk about mental health with teams and individuals.	The Five Ways to Wellbeing at Work Toolkit is a stepped guide to improving mental wellness in your workplace. It includes fact sheets tools, templates and games to use with your teams.	Working Well Guide and Resources provides practical resources to help you create a workplace culture that enhances and protects people's mental health and wellbeing. Includes a comprehensive guide, fact sheets, worksheets, workshop facilitator guides and slides.
Resources
Five Ways posters	Weekly e-Bulletin	Brochures & posters

Our colourful set of posters are great for office walls as a reminder that connect, give, take notice, keep learning and be active are things to do everyday to maintain wellbeing.	The e-Bulletin is a great source of up to date news and research about mental health, including mental wellbeing in the the workplace. Sign up to receive this and any of our other regular newsletters.	Order from a wide range of pamphlet sand posters on wellbeing. Our workplace resources are free and available from the MHF online store.