Thank you for taking part in HBF’s social media toolkit especially designed for World Mental Health Day 10th October 2022. The messages and imagery below will help to raise awareness of mental health issues facing the construction industry and the support that is available to employees and their families.
The social media toolkit has been designed to be used on media platforms Twitter and LinkedIn. If you have any questions, please email Maryam Baloch at skillspartnership@hbf.co.uk.
Social Media Toolkit
Each image has a Twitter/Linkedin size, so just download the images you need and copy the text to post.
Employer/ Industry focused
We are committed to making a difference. [Organization name] has signed the Building Mental Health charter to raise awareness and improve mental health in the home building industry. #WorldMentalHealthDay
Employer focused
It takes courage to talk about how you really feel. Over 55% of workers have experienced #mentalhealth issues in their life. Let's be part of the solution! See what action house builders are taking and find useful resources here www.hbf.co.uk/mentalhealth.
#WorldMentalHealthDay
Employee/ Public focused
Don't let it all build up, the Construction Industry Helpline is a free 24/7 confidential helpline for the construction industry’s workforce and their families. If you’re struggling, there is always help available. @LightHouseClub_ #WorldMentalHealthDay
Employer focused
55% of workers have experienced a #mentalhealth problem. The Building Mental Health framework gives home builders 5 clear steps they can take to raise mental health awareness and address issues in the workplace-find tips and resources here https://hbf.co.uk/mentalhealth. @lighthouseClub_ #WorldMentalHealthDay
Employer focused
Break down the stigma of mental health by starting a conversation. Toolbox Talks are a great way to raise awareness. For a home builder template you can adapt today, visit https://www.hbf.co.uk/policy/mental-health-awareness-home-building/mental-health-awareness-resources/
#WorldMentalHealthDay