Peer Community Forums are designed to provide a space for line managers to hear from experts on workplace health and wellbeing themes, share best practice and explore how to translate insights into practice. Contributions are provided by organisations with recognised expertise in the areas/themes, including charitable and voluntary sector organisations.

This event is held online and last 1.5 hours and open to any small and medium organisation (up to 250 staff) within South Yorkshire but places are limited and are allocated on a first-come-first-served basis. 

A Peer Community Forum for employers and line managers on Neurodiversity.

The Forum, on 27 February will focus on Neurodiversity in the workplace and will provide practical guidance on how to create an inclusive workplace culture and support neurodivergent colleagues.

Peer Community Forums are designed to provide a space for line managers to hear from experts on workplace health and wellbeing themes, share best practice and explore how to translate insights into practice. Contributions are provided by organisations with recognised expertise in the areas/themes, including charitable and voluntary sector organisations. They are held online and last 1.5 hours. They are opened to any small and medium organisation (up to 250 staff) within South Yorkshire but places are limited and are allocated on a first-come-first-served basis. 

The first Peer Community Forum focussed on Mental Health in the workplace, in collaboration with Sheffield Mind.

Peer Community Forums are designed to provide a space for line managers to hear from experts on workplace health and wellbeing themes, share best practice and explore how to translate insights into practice. Contributions are provided by organisations with recognised expertise in the areas/themes, including charitable and voluntary sector organisations. They are held online and last 1.5 hours. They are opened to any small and medium organisation (up to 250 staff) within South Yorkshire but places are limited and are allocated on a first-come-first-served basis.