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Helping nightlife teams to empower workers with wellbeing support.
Thrive at Night provides mental health and wellbeing support to Night Time Economy (NTE) workforce in Bristol, through resources, training, peer support and trauma response support sessions.
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Bristol Nights and The Burnt Chef Project will deliver Wellbeing Champion Training for Bristol's hospitality businesses, starting on Wednesday 29th November.
The Burnt Chef Project is a not-for-profit Social Enterprise, fully committed to making the hospitality profession healthier and more sustainable by focusing on people's wellbeing first. Through this partnership, they will contribute their expertise in mental health support and training.
Explore our Thrive at Night workshops and see how to provide a holistic approach to wellbeing from a personal and professional perspective.
This policy framework has been created by Thrive at Night, to guide nighttime businesses create a mental health and wellbeing policy that works for you. The policy should set out the organisation's aims, aspirations and responsibilities as well as what needs to be done when things go wrong.
The first step in finding an EAP is to look for providers that specialise in supporting workers in high-stress or high-risk environments, that have experience working with the nighttime economy.
Check out our list of Thrive at Night support groups, helplines and guides here:
https://www.bristolnights.co.uk/projects/thrive-at-night-supportJoin us for one of nine topical workshops which individually will take a deep dive into important key aspects of what it is means to be living well. These workshops will be facilitated by NAOS therapy service, who aim to provide an all round approach to wellbeing from a personal and professional perspective.
