Volunteering – give a little, gain a lot
In his first post on this blog, BEIS Permanent Secretary Alex Chisholm talks about a recent experience as a volunteer and what it taught him.
Time to Talk Day
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Sir Philip Rutnam, Home Office Permanent Secretary, and Civil Service Disability Champion and Russell Barnes, Posted on:
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Philip Rutnam challenges us all to remove the stigma of mental health and to help colleagues and others simply by starting a conversation.
Civil Service Awards 2015 Nominees: Dementia Policy Team
Find out more about the teams who have been nominated for a 2015 Civil Service Award. First up, Lorraine Jackson from the Department of Health's Dementia Policy Team.
Connecting with dementia
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Sir Jeremy Heywood outlines the importance of becoming a dementia friend and encourages civil servants to do so.
Collecting sporting memories to help people with dementia
As part of #GivingTuesday, the Department of Health's Paul Betts talks about putting his Dementia Friends skills to good use at the biggest sporting event of the year.
Why I became a Dementia Friend
HM Treasury's Daniel Poxon became a dementia friend for both profession and personal reasons, but the scheme has become a useful tool in his day-to-day role organising volunteering activities in the department.