A role in policing can mean parents and care givers sometimes miss out on family time. It has an impact on family life and can be really hard to explain to children. That’s why we’re giving away a very special gift which includes a copy of the Red Robber Raid book and activity pack, along with our gorgeous Oscar Kilo dog soft toy.
When you’ve worked in policing and the time comes to retire or leave the service, it can feel quite daunting. That’s why we’ve developed an initial programme of support – our leavers' hub – to help you navigate this change, which we’ll be launching on Monday 11 March 2024.
Welcome to the Oscar Kilo, National Police Wellbeing Service latest bulletin, read on to find out what we have been up to over the last month and what to expect from us in the coming weeks.
Creating an environment for brilliance - a one day wellbeing at work conference is being held by Devon & Cornwall Police on Wednesday 6 March, 9am to 4pm at Buckfast Abbey, Devon.
There will be 100 spaces to attend in person (Devon & Cornwall Police and Dorset Police officers and staff only) and the event will also be streamed live on Teams for other colleagues.
Thank you to everyone who has taken part in our survey on sleepiness and driving in policing. The final set of prize winners have now been selected. Please note: All prizes must be claimed by the 29th of February.
Welcome to the Oscar Kilo, National Police Wellbeing Service latest bulletin, read on to find out what we have been up to over the last month and what to expect from us in the coming weeks.
Next week, 22 January, we will be launching our new seven days of healthy eating programme, developed by nutritionist Anna Earl, it's a great way to kick start your healthy eating plan.
Read this article, co-written by Professor Cary Cooper and our SRO Dr Ian Hesketh, published in 'The Conversation', about ‘leaveism’ and ‘presenteeism’ and how to be happier at work
Humberside Police have kindly shared this film with us, it includes some of their serving officers and staff bravely sharing their personal struggles with mental health. In this blog, trauma psychotherapist Louise Robinson tells us how the film came about and the impact it has had locally.
Congratulations go to Saxon who is an OK9 top dog and her handler Laura Delaney from Humberside Police. In this article, you will discover what Saxon has been up to, to deserve this honour.
