The toolkit includes:
- Interactive pages to help people take time to think about their own wellbeing
- Tools to help people think about what they are good at and how they can use those skills, abilities and personality traits in different ways (applying for work, developing them at college or using them to volunteer)
- A range of health and wellbeing apps, websites, courses and local services which can help people to increase your wellbeing.
How to order
We have also developed a Workforce Wellbeing Toolkit which is a downloadable pdf and reminder to take care of yourself and your colleagues – this also highlights training opportunities offered in the Health Promotion Training Programme.
Disclaimer: Access to the interactive pages and QR codes my vary depending on device compatibility.
We need to hear from you
It is essential that we continue to provide the best content in the best way for service users.
Please use this link to answer a few short questions about your experience using the toolkit.
Note
If you are ordering toolkits for your team to issue, it's important that they all have the link for providing us feedback. We really need to hear about your experiences for our own evaluation.
Please also encourage users of the toolkit to complete the evaluation via the link at the back of the resource.
Supporting resouces
Pull up banner
If you are planning a wellbeing event our Wellbeing Toolkit pull-up banner can be booked out from our Information and Resources Centre through HPAC : Wellbeing Toolkit Pull-up Banner
5 a day postcards
Our 'A5 Wellbeing 5 a day postcards' are a helpful little resource which encourages individuals to reflect, talk and think about 5 things that help support their day to day wellbeing.
These can be ordered from our Information and Resources Centre through HPAC : Wellbeing Toolkit 5 a day Postcard
Wellbeing videos
Other pages in Mental Health Improvement
