The survey invites everyone across the mortgage and specialist lending sector to partake.
Pepper Money has committed to donating £2 for every completed survey to the Mortgage Industry Mental Health Charter Foundation CIC.
If its target of 500 responses is met, £1,000 will be invested into MIMHC action which includes sustaining Mental Health First Aid training across the mortgage sector.
Paul Adams, sales director at Pepper Money, said: “We’re proud to support this year’s survey because meaningful change starts by listening. Every completed survey will help build a better understanding of wellbeing across our industry while directly funding practical support through the Mortgage Industry Mental Health Charter Foundation CIC.
“We hope colleagues from every part of the mortgage sector will take a few minutes to participate and help achieve the shared goal of 500 responses.”
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The MIMHC survey measures employee wellbeing, providing insight into the pressures experienced by advisers, lenders, distributors and support teams. It hopes to shape practical initiatives that improve workplace culture.
Thus far, the findings have driven the delivery of accredited Mental Health First Aid training, educational events and industry-wide wellbeing initiatives.
Jason Berry, co-founder of the Mortgage Industry Mental Health Charter, said: “This is much more than another industry survey. Every response represents somebody choosing to improve the future of our profession.
“Over the past five years, we’ve listened, learned and acted on what our industry has told us. The result has been meaningful change, from expanding Mental Health First Aid training to creating initiatives that encourage healthier conversations, stronger leadership and better support across our workplaces.
“This year we’re asking the industry to come together behind one simple goal – 500 voices. Not only will those responses provide our most comprehensive picture of wellbeing to date, they’ll also unlock £1,000 of funding from Pepper Money to help us train even more Mental Health First Aiders.
“Five minutes can genuinely help create lasting change.”
