Introduction
At Working Well, we care deeply about empowering people who have been affected by mental health challenges to move towards better health, wellbeing and sense of community. All our people focused services offer support to people who have been affected by emotional or mental health issues to take steps towards improving their own health wellbeing by developing new skills, finding paid work, or even starting their own business. Our services support individuals with mental health conditions, neurodiverse and have learning disabilities.
As an employment specialist charity, we engage employers to identify and manage workplace causes of poor mental health. Our core mission is to work with employers to effectively manage and support staff impacted by mental health challenges. Good workplace mental health leads to better staff engagement, reduces absenteeism and leads to more productive staff, while also improving individuals own morale and job satisfaction.
Our Services
Employment Support Services
We support people across London on their employment journey at a pace that suits them. Our trained staff work collaboratively with you to find training and other opportunities to build new skills and confidence, as well as support you with finding and applying for roles that interest them.
Tower Hamlets In Work Support
Our In Work Support Service supports employees impacted by mental health challenges to maintain their employment.
Find out more Tower Hamlets In Work SupportBusiness & Enterprise
For those interested in pursuing self-employment as an alternative to a traditional job, our Business and Enterprise service offers advice and support for you on the best way to start your own business.
Kingston Peer Support
A Peer Support Worker uses their lived experience of mental health and neurodivergence and to support Kingston upon Thames residents through emotional challenges.
Find out more about Kingston Peer SupportHow we can help
We provide personalised, specialized support for individuals and employers across London around mental health and work.
In work support
The In Work Service supports employers to overcome some of the challenges posed by poor workplace mental health.
Using practical guides and tools, we work to improve awareness and understanding of mental health in workplaces, all with an aim of boosting staff retention and reducing barriers for staff.
Getting back to work
Our Individual Placement Services (IPS) work with people where sustainable employment is the goal, facilitating their transit into the workforce.
We also provide a specialist service for individuals who are neurodiverse or who are disabled to find work and training that is suited to them.
Where employment is not the immediate goal, our UpSkill service supports individuals to find vocational training and other personal and professional development opportunities.
Starting a business
We can advise people and groups who want to set up or expand their own enterprise or business.
Our specialised adviser works with you at every stage of your business start-up, from generating the idea to after the business have launched. Throughout the journey, Working Well provides one to one support, mentoring opportunities and more.
Our impact
We are dedicated to supporting individuals with mental health and neurodiversity on their journey to finding work that suits their needs. Find out more about the progress we’ve made since we first opened our doors.