A year of challenge and growth As we reach the end of the year, I’ve been taking some time to pause and reflect. It has been a year of challenge and growth for our charity and, like the profession we…

The Royal Pharmaceutical Society (RPS) and Pharmacist Support have published a report examining the impact of workforce wellbeing on pharmacy teams and how it can be addressed.

To mark Alcohol Awareness Week, the whole team has come together to highlight the issues behind dependency and explain how we can help our pharmacy family with addiction issues.

Take a look at the free workshops you can access from Pharmacist Support to support your own mental health and wellbeing.

University of Manchester student, Charlotte Norman, wins Student Wellbeing Award for advocating and encouraging wellbeing practices within pharmacy school.

During Mental Health Awareness Week, the charity and the RPS hosted key stakeholders at a roundtable on the impact of pharmacy workforce wellbeing on patient safety.

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.

13th - 19th February marks this year's Student Volunteering Week, and after a two year hiatus due to COVID, we're back and looking to rebuild our student ambassador network!

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

The state of mental health and wellbeing in pharmacy is a huge concern, with the risk of burnout of those working within the profession remaining worryingly high, the latest survey findings reveal.