We have first aid kits for physical injuries. We have fire wardens for emergencies. We have health and safety officers to prevent trips and falls. But what do we have for the "invisible" crises that happen at desks, in workplaces, or behind home office screens every single day? We need people within the workplace who can spot signs of mental ill health and start a conversation. The numbers tell a staggering story. According to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) 2023/24 rep

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