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This time of year can be financially challenging for many and it is even more difficult to see light at the end of the tunnel during a global pandemic. We want to encourage officers who are struggling to make ends meet, to seek support and realise that there is help available.

An updated guidance document ‘Responding to Trauma in Policing’ has been published by the College of Policing. The document, originally published in 2018, has been updated to reflect the current policing landscape, including responses to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The menopause will affect us all at some point. Read on to find out about the work West Mercia Police have been doing to improve awareness of the menopause.

Meet Dexter, the Metropolitan Police’s first wellbeing dog. Dexter lives with his handler PC Mike Sheather who, when not supporting Dexter at wellbeing sessions, works with his firearms recovery dog. Mike is also trained as a mental health first aider and blue light champion.

West Yorkshire Police have developed a brand new resource in conjunction with the National Menopause Action Group (MAG) to raise awareness of the menopause and how it might impact on individuals in the workplace.

Financial wellbeing is now, more than ever before, a crucial part of a holistic approach to employee wellbeing. Read this guidance...

Celine Schillinger played a key part in organising our first international webinar, her blog summarises our work and the future direction for wellbeing in policing.

Jeff Thompson, Ph.D. has been studying how self-compassion is necessary for our resilience, his blog ‘Resilience goes hand in hand with this‘ has been published by Psychology Today.

In this blog, Dan talks about his own battle with mental health, the causes, and how he got help.

On this page you will find details of all the winners of the Oscar Kilo Awards 2020.

The British Psychological Society has published this guidance for employers and employees in the wake of COVID-19.