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byRichmond Foundation inNews posted onJuly 22, 2020
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Healthy Minds Work
Redesigning Mental Wellbeing at the Workplace

After 20 years of service to corporate entities, Richmond Foundation are pleased to launch ‘Healthy Minds Work’. The new service, created in collaboration with Deloitte Consulting and supported by the Deloitte Foundation, will be offering new options for the wellbeing of management and employees, along with the previous services offered by Richmond Foundation, which have also been revamped.

When a sense of wellness permeates an organisation, the employees enjoy an improved experience.  Mental health at the workplace has become key in corporate discourse and agendas. Research has repeatedly shown that having the right support structures implemented reduces presenteeism and absenteeism, and creates an organisational culture of openness and awareness. A proactive, preventive approach is more beneficial and more cost-effective than reactive measures taken during later stages of declining mental health. When employees trust that they have options to seek professional help with full confidentiality, it encourages a relationship of trust and loyalty with the management and organisation.

Healthy Minds Work was created with this in mind. After an in-depth analysis carried out by Deloitte Consulting, new packages were designed to be able to suit the needs of companies of different sizes and sectors making them more sustainable. With Healthy Minds Work, businesses and organisations will be able to choose from a range of services, including employee wellbeing barometers, consultation about mental wellbeing at the workplace, ongoing professional training, support, therapy services, and crises intervention amongst others.

Ms. Stephania Dimech Sant, Richmond Foundation’s Chief Executive Officer, explained that, “This collaboration has been an interesting journey with a highly esteemed partner. We have reviewed all that has been achieved over the years, and are now looking forward to offering a range of improved pertinent services to our existing clients, and to reach out to new ones.  As various industries engage with the challenges of returning to business following the Covid-19 pandemic, mental health support is an underpinning factor.  We encourage companies to explore what we have to offer them; the timing couldn’t be better.”

“The Deloitte Foundation was created to make an impact under four main pillars: Cultural Heritage, Societal Impact, Quality Education and Environmental Sustainability. Through our collaboration with Richmond Foundation, we are able to strengthen our purpose within the community and create an offering that seeks to support individuals during the post COVID-19 reality. We are excited to bring “Healthy Minds Work” to life in the upcoming weeks to further highlight the importance of mental well-being in the work place,” said Malcolm Booker, Chairman of the Deloitte Foundation.

Deloitte Foundation

The Deloitte Foundation is a non-profit voluntary organisation supporting initiatives under four main pillars: Quality education, Environmental sustainability, Cultural heritage and Societal impact. By offering their expertise through pro-bono work, the Deloitte Foundation seeks to provide a long-lasting positive impact. The work being undertaken with Richmond Foundation falls under the Societal Impact pillar of the Foundation.

For further information, send an email to Lisa Dimbleby at ldimbleby@deloitte.com.mt.

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