Safe Care Starts Early – World Patient Safety Day 2025
Every year, World Patient Safety Day brings the global health community together to reaffirm one shared goal: reducing avoidable harm in healthcare. This year’s theme is “Safe care for every newborn and every child” where the World Health Organization is highlighting the unique vulnerabilities of children and the urgent need to eliminate risks in paediatric […]
6 Ways to Optimise Your Mental Wellbeing
As we observe Mental Health Awareness Week, it’s a perfect time to reflect on our mental health and take active steps to improve it. Our mental wellbeing is just as important as our physical health, and nurturing it requires consistent care and attention. In this article, we’ll explore six practical and effective ways to optimise […]
Food Allergy Awareness Week: Are you Safeguarding your Employees with Food Allergies?
Today marks the start of Food Allergy Awareness Week, providing an opportunity to help raise awareness of food allergies and anaphylaxis… so what better time to provide you with a useful reminder of your legal obligations to manage the risks for your employees with food allergies – as well as provide some helpful tips on […]
Stay Safe this May Bank Holiday: Essential Tips for a Fun and Incident-Free Weekend
As the May Bank Holiday approaches, many of us look forward to outdoor gatherings, barbecues, and garden activities. While these events are enjoyable, it’s crucial to prioritise safety to prevent accidents and ensure memorable moments for the right reasons. Garden Safety: Preventing Common Injuries Gardening is a popular Bank Holiday activity, but it comes with […]
Why Asbestos Awareness is still Urgently Needed
This week marks Global Asbestos Awareness Week (1–7 April 2025), a vital opportunity to shine a spotlight on the ongoing dangers of asbestos exposure. Despite being banned in the UK over two decades ago, asbestos remains a significant health hazard. Recent studies reveal a concerning complacency among UK tradespeople regarding its dangers, highlighting the urgent […]
86% of the UK Feels Stressed Monthly—It’s Time to #LeadWithLove
A survey was commissioned by Ciphr in August 2024 of 2,000 nationally representative UK adults using OnePoll uncovers how frequently people feel stressed in a typical month. The survey results showed that: April is Stress Awareness Month. The main aims for stress awareness month are to: Which age groups are most likely to be affected […]
World Day for Safety and Health at Work 2025: AI is Revolutionising Health and Safety Practices
World Health and Safety Day was initiated by the International Labour Organisation (ILO) in 2003 and takes place annually on 28 April. The international awareness day aims to promote safe, healthy, and sustainable working environments for all workers around the world. It achieves this by encouraging organisations, governments, and individuals to come together to promote […]
Embracing Neurodiversity is The Key to Workplace Innovation and a Thriving Business
Neurodiversity Celebration Week: 17 – 23 March 2025 Around 15-20% of the population of the world is neurodivergent. Often neurodivergence is misunderstood and even excluded from society and the workplace. Up to 10% of the world’s population have dyslexia, 6% have dyspraxia, 5% have ADHD and 1-2% have autism. Source: National Library of Medicine 96% […]
National Employee Appreciation Day: Engagement Boosts Productivity & Safety
National Employee Appreciation Day: Engaged Employees Equals Higher Productivity and Safer Working Environments Employee Appreciation Day presents the perfect opportunity to show your employees that you appreciate them and recognise the contribution they make to the success of your business. It’s also a day to provoke thought about how the culture of your business can […]
Raynaud’s: Health and Safety Risk Management in Cold Working Environments
What Is Raynaud’s? Raynaud’s phenomenon is a condition that affects blood circulation, typically triggered by cold temperatures or stress. It causes the small blood vessels in the extremities—such as fingers and toes—to narrow, leading to reduced blood flow. As a result, affected areas may turn white or blue and feel cold or numb, followed by […]