28 May 2025

Citation: Support Your Members in Creating a Culture of Care

Mental Health Awareness Week may be over, but supporting wellbeing at work should be a year-round priority.


That’s why we’re sharing a free mental health toolkit from our Partner Citation, created in collaboration with Andy’s Man Club.


It includes practical resources to help you:


  • Start meaningful conversations
  • Support staff with confidence
  • Build a culture that puts wellbeing first


Inside you’ll find a stress risk assessment guide, conversation starter poster, manager dos and don’ts, and more.


Download your free copy here: https://tinyurl.com/4fhhrt4z


With Citation’s expert support, businesses can build healthier, more resilient workplace cultures while navigating Health & Safety and HR, & Employment Law compliance. To learn more, call Citation on 0345 844 1111 or click here to get started and remember to quote West Midlands Care Association to access your preferential rates!

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