Our Student ACTNow wellbeing campaign is back to encourage pharmacy students to take immediate action to prioritise their mental health and wellbeing.

This year's campaign aims to move the conversation beyond individual mental health stories and highlight real-life workplace wellbeing practices that have made a positive impact.

The charity has launched its 2022 Impact Report that highlights significant increases in demand for its counselling support and financial assistance as well as increased engagement in its wellbeing campaign activities.

Our now well established weeklong campaign will focus on topics ranging from getting mentally prepared for the assessment, practical assessment support and becoming a fully-qualified pharmacist, through to stories from former trainees who have come through their own struggles.

If you're a trainee or newly qualified pharmacist, take a look at these options for the next step in your pharmacy career.

This year we're joining forces with pharmacy schools up and down the country to prioritise student wellbeing.

Our Chief Executive, Danielle Hunt, shares her reflections and advice on transforming workplace culture.

Pharmacists from across the profession share their candid journeys with mental health and wellbeing through the ACTNow Breaking the Silence series.

... and will focus on breaking the silence of mental health and wellbeing, transforming workplace culture, developing the pharmacy team, and prioritising individual wellbeing.

Read all about our continued partnership with the Pharmacy Show, and where to find us at the event in October.