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Last updated 10 November 2026

In short

Start with two people: one trained Champion, and an owner or manager who backs the work. Use what is already free, and learn from other companies through the Network.

Many ideas about workplace well-being seem to need the resources and manpower of a large company. In a small organisation, when one person burns out, the rest of the team has to cover their work. On the other hand, leaders can often act faster as they work closely with staff.

What to do

  1. Start with two people one trained Champion, and an owner or manager who backs the work.
  2. Use what is already free, such as PRISM, our free self-assessment aligned with ISO 45003, and the national helplines.
  3. Fix what costs little make roles clear, give people the information and equipment they need, and share unpopular shifts fairly.
  4. Plan for absences, as one person being away can overload the rest. Cross-train people on key tasks. If a doctor certifies leave for a mental health condition, treat it like any other medical leave, and put this in your leave policy.
  5. Learn from other companies through our complimentary events, such as WELLx, which are held twice a year.

Good to know

  • Eligible staff at SMEs get the higher WSQ funding rate at any age (see Are there grants for well-being training?).
  • Some SMEs ask whether programmes could be run for groups of similar SMEs, especially for middle managers. You can already do this through the Network: our public runs of Well-being First Responder courses bring together staff from different SMEs. This keeps costs down, gives middle managers peers in the same position and makes it easier for owners to release staff.
  • We are developing a peer support programme for SMEs without their own trained Peer Supporters, and Lead with Care for people managers launches in 2027.

Discover more

ToolPRISMOpen on Wayfinder →CourseLead with CareLaunching 2027Find out more on Wayfinder →

Kaleidoscope Labs manages the Network and provides some of these courses and workshops for a fee.

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