The Headtorch Index gives an accurate assessment of the wellbeing in an organisation. It measures how an organisation supports, promotes and prioritises mental health.
It demonstrates progress on the journey towards sustaining a world class mental health culture.
It is used as an initial assessment tool and organisations are encouraged to revisit it over time to measure change.
This on-line survey covers:
- Responsibility
- Transparency
- Development
- Support
- Engagement
Understand where your organisation is
Know what going well & the challenges
Measure & demonstrate progress
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1st Thursday Wellbeing Hour – Lindsey Morgan, RSA
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