How we can help your colleagues
Help your colleagues understand the support available from Bank Workers Charity – and make sure they know where to turn if they need us.
Introducing our ‘How we can help’ webinars
Our ‘How we can help’ webinars give you and your colleagues a clear overview of the support available to past and present bank employees and their families.
In each webinar, we explain some of the issues we can help with – from mental health and money worries to domestic abuse – and show how we’ve supported people facing them. We use real-life examples, and there’s time to ask questions too.
Looking for strategic support?
Learn how we can help – in three ways:
Join a live webinar
We regularly run live 'How we can help' webinars covering the support available to past and present bank workers and their families.
Watch a recorded webinar
Can’t make one of our live sessions? You can watch a recently recorded 'How we can help' webinar at a time that suits you.
Request a webinar for your team or network
If you work with 50 colleagues or more and would like us to deliver a 'How we can help' webinar for them, send us a request using the form below.
Want to arrange a ‘How we can help’ webinar for your team?
Complete this form and give us as much information as you can. We’ll aim to get back to you within five working days to discuss your request and next steps.
Please note: We’re a small team, so we usually deliver dedicated live ‘How we can help’ webinars to groups of 50 people or more. We can sometimes be flexible, so if your team is smaller, get in touch and we’ll see what’s possible.
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Help spread the word
Do you have any upcoming events where printed materials could help more colleagues learn about the support available?
We’d be happy to send you some leaflets. Just email hello@bwcharity.org.uk to request copies.
You can also find out how to get involved and help us continue to be there for bank workers and their families in the years ahead.
