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RealSense loving Gareth Williams and the wonderful Memory Makers.

'I want to save a million memories - one chat at a time' Gareth Williams is visiting care homes to help capture people's life stories in their own words.

Did you know that around one in three UK adults are planning to take a break from alcohol this January?

Dry January isn’t just about giving up drinks, it’s a chance to focus on wellbeing, mental health, and productivity. It’s something many employees and workplaces are thinking about as we start 2026.

In our latest blog, Dry January 2026: Alcohol Awareness in the Workplace, we explore:
• how it can support mental health
• ways it can boost focus and productivity
• practical tips for employers to create a supportive, alcohol-aware workplace

Take a look and discover how Dry January can benefit both individuals and teams: https://tinyurl.com/2u2mn8cb

We’ve also shared practical tips for employers and managers.

Dry January 2026 : Alcohol Awareness in the Workplace Learn how to support alcohol awareness in your workplace this Dry January 2026. Practical tips and our Drug & Alcohol Awareness training course.

As the 16 Days of Action Against Domestic Violence comes to a close today, it’s a reminder that awareness and action must continue all year round. Domestic abuse can affect anyone, and the workplace is often one of the few safe spaces where signs can be recognised.

Our Domestic Abuse & Violence Awareness Training helps organisations understand the forms of abuse, spot warning signs, and respond appropriately to support those at risk.

If your organisation wants to improve its approach to safeguarding and employee wellbeing, our training can help make a meaningful difference: https://tinyurl.com/99zh4vyy

Domestic Abuse & Violence Awareness Training | E-Learning Domestic Abuse and Violence Awareness Training provides all staff, volunteers, and managers with the knowledge to recognise and respond to abuse.

Every year, millions of people around the world are affected by modern slavery and human trafficking, often in ways that remain hidden from view, including in workplaces and supply chains.

On this International Day for the Abolition of Slavery, it’s a reminder that even small steps - like knowing the signs and understanding our responsibilities - can make a real difference.

Our Modern Slavery Awareness online course is designed to help organisations and employees recognise, prevent, and respond to modern slavery in their workplaces, contributing to safer and more ethical environments for everyone.

Learn more and take action today: https://tinyurl.com/yktdrdxj

Modern Slavery Awareness Training | RealSense Online Course Modern Slavery Awareness Training – online course helping organisations educate staff on recognising, preventing and reporting modern slavery.