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World Mental Health Day

Hosted by: Pete Jones / CDO and Founder at Yondr 10 October 2019

Today is World Mental Health Day, but here at Yondr, it’s not something we think about just once a year.

Listen to our latest podcast to hear from our Head of Health and Safety, Gareth Evans, discuss mental health in his role at Yondr with Pete Jones, and Matt Roche recaps on the recent Mental Health First Aid training Yondr employees received with Commercial Manager, Natalie Stanton and psychologist Olivia Conneely.

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