CFNI Programme - Learning Event 1: Wellness and Connection in the Workplace

THIS LEARNING EVENT IS EXCLUSIVELY FOR RECIPIENTS OF THE CFNI / DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH'S CANCER, CARERS, AND MENTAL HEALTH FUNDS.

Wellness and Connection in the Workplace: What Works for Wellbeing?

Join us for this interactive one-day, in-person Learning Event where you will share, learn, and connect with each other around wellbeing practices for yourselves and your organisations. 

You will have an opportunity to reflect on your personal wellbeing, recognise and understand how Covid has impacted on our mental health, as well as learning and sharing how you can improve wellbeing outcomes for your organisation.  You will also have time to make new connections and discover how you can support each other, with practical advice from organisations such as NICVA, NI Chest Heart and Stroke and Inspire Wellbeing.

Who is it for?

This Learning Event is for anyone in your organisation who is responsible for the wellbeing of staff and volunteers. 

Facilitator

The session will be facilitated by Catherine Murnin, Founder of The Wellbeing Pathway. Catherine has over 20 years' experience in health and wellbeing practice through her work with patients, carers, communities, and businesses. She has developed training and support materials for community organisations and workplace wellbeing programmes for the statutory and corporate sectors.

CFNI Capacity Building Accelerator and Mentoring Programme

This programme is exclusively for recipients of the Department of Health's Cancer, Carers and Mental Health Funds.  Over the next two years the programme aims to engage with grant recipients to provide bespoke learning opportunities and mentoring support, as well as access to a range of practical and interactive workshops and events. 

If your organisation is in receipt of the CFNI / Department of Health's Cancer, Carers, and Mental Health Funds and is interested in receiving free Mentoring Support, please contact Project Coordinator, Susan Glass [email protected]

This programme is funded by Community Foundation NI through the Department of Health's Cancer, Carers and Mental Health Funds and is delivered by NICVA