Posted: Mon, 11 Mar 2024 09:15
Join the webinar on Tuesday 19 March to find out how your organisation can get involved in Mental Health Awareness Week 2024.
Representatives from sport, physical activity and wellness organisations, as well as charities, are invited to learn more about this year's campaign, the theme of which is 'moving more for our mental health'.
The Mental Health Foundation, want to drive a national conversation to help people better understand the links between movement and good mental health.
The free, 45-minute, webinar is on Zoom and will begin at 2pm. Register today.
Date: Tues 19 March, 2pm. Webinar: Zoom.
More information: https://mentalhealth-org-uk.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZcld-muqz4tHtZfqZ_OxsrR3zWp4eBF_tHR#/registration
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