Public wellbeing services and websites

Find helpful sites with articles, videos and contacts for public services.

We want to help all our employees find helpful, trustworthy advice to support and improve wellbeing.

Here you’ll find recommended websites where you can read articles and blogs, watch videos and find public services to support your mind, body, family, relationships and finances.

MyReward wellbeing resources

On MyReward, there are dozens of articles, videos, and links to helpful websites, podcasts and other resources, on all aspects of:

  • mental wellbeing, such as mindfulness videos
  • physical wellbeing, such as workout videos and healthy recipes
  • social wellbeing, such as advice on combating loneliness
  • financial wellbeing, such as articles on saving and budgeting

Essex Working Well e-learning, events and sessions

Essex Working Well runs a range of free live events, e-learning resources and recorded sessions available to workplaces across Essex, including Essex County Council.

Topics include:

  • men’s health
  • menopause awareness and support
  • mental health
  • social media detox
  • imposter syndrome
  • stress management

You can view what's on in the Essex Working Well weekly newsletter. Enter the password: WeeklyUpdate24.

Then sign up or log in to book a session. When booking, you will be asked for the 'WHC lead'. Please enter 'ECC'. 

Essex Working Well: Managing menopause

You can find online learning modules and resources for Managing Menopause in the Workplace on the Essex Working Well website. Enter the password: Menopause23.

Wellbeing advice from national organisations

The NHS website is a trustworthy source to find out about a wide range of health and wellbeing issues, including symptoms, treatments and how to get medical help.

You can get mental health advice and support from Mind.

Local wellbeing services for the public

You can find information about mental, physical, family and practical wellbeing support on Essex.gov.uk.

Here for You

The Here for You resources are for health and social care professionals who want to access self help including videos, webinars and articles.

 

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