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Mental Health and Race at Work: Research Report and Toolkit

 
 
 
 
 

People who are Black or from a Minority Ethnic background face particular challenges, both inside and outside of work, which may contribute to their poor mental health. The CMHA has created resources that will increase the business community's understanding of this area, and provide evidence-based guidance for action, so that more businesses can build mentally healthy, diverse and inclusive workplaces for all of their people.

 
 

Mental Health and Race at Work: Research Report

The CMHA, in partnership with Lloyds Banking Group, commissioned research to better understand:

  1. What are the challenges that negatively impact the mental health of employees who are Black or from a Minority Ethnic background
  2. What actions can businesses take in response

Download the Mental Health and Race at Work Research Report to find out more.

Download the Mental Health and Race at Work research
 
 
 
 

45% 

of Black employees experienced racism at work

49% 

of South Asian employees said feelings of not fitting in at work contributed to their poor mental health

14% 

of South Asian respondents said they have had a traumatic experience because of COVID-19

 
 
 
 
 

Mental Health and Race Toolkit

The CMHA's Mental Health and Race Toolkit lay outs clear practical guidance for how businesses can build mentally healthy workplaces that promote a sense of belonging for their people, and includes good practice case studies from across the CMHA membership. 

Contributors include CMHA member businesses, including Goldman Sachs, Hogan Lovells, Lloyds Banking Group, PwC and Oliver Wyman.

Download the Mental Health and Race Toolkit

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Training: Mental Health and Race in the Workplace

This 3-hour course builds awareness and understanding of the disparities experienced by people of Black and Minority Ethnic backgrounds, and the intersectionality of race, racism and mental health.

Mental Health and Race in the Workplace training

 
 

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