Mental health charity urges companies to make wellness a priority in the workplace

Mental Health charity Suicide or Survive (SOS) is urging people to make wellness a priority in the workplace this Friday.

Mental health charity urges companies to make wellness a priority in the workplace
Thu, 11 Apr, 2019 - 16:14
Breda Graham

Mental Health charity Suicide or Survive (SOS) is urging people to make wellness a priority in the workplace ahead of National Workplace Wellbeing Day on April 12.

The charity is one of the leading mental health charities in Ireland with a range of online and community-based programmes.

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