Don’t miss out on free support from Public Health Suffolk that could benefit your staff and organisation. Our services below can help to improve employee wellbeing, strengthen retention, and reduce the impact of preventable health issues.
Join the growing number of Suffolk employers taking action to support staff wellbeing. Follow the links below to find out more about each offer and take your next simple step towards a healthier workplace.
Now is the time to invest in a healthier, happier and more productive workforce.
Click the links below to find out more on:
- The Good Health @ Work programme supports you to improve staff health, boost morale and productivity, and create healthier, more supportive working environments
- The Feel Good Suffolk service supporting staff to stop smoking encouraging them to be more active and supporting them to maintain a healthy weight
- Free NHS Health Checks delivered by Suffolk GP Federation in your workplace to help staff stay well for longer
- Awareness training on the harms linked to drugs and alcohol delivered by Turning Point
- Free Mental Health and Emotional Wellbeing workshops from Wellbeing Suffolk
- Dedicated Mental Health First Aid training through the 12th Man Project. Open to the construction industry and community businesses like barbers and tattooists
- Employer Supported Volunteering through Community Action Suffolk

Healthy staff = Stronger business
Take the next step today: Explore the services above and select which one is best for you to focus on for your workforce over the next quarter. Something simple you can do today is download and print off the following resources and display on staff noticeboards.
Downloads - Resources to promote services to your staff
- Feel Good Suffolk General A4 PosterPDF2.21MB
- Good Health at Work A3 PosterPDF630KB
- NHS Health Checks Poster - HeartPDF3.61MB
- NHS Health Checks Poster - Superhero womanPDF6.12MB
- Turning Point Referral posterPDF3.81MB
- Employer Supported Volunteering (ESV) posterPDF3.77MB
- NHS Health Checks imagePDF212KB