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Q: What can I expect on the day?

Each visit starts with a briefing and ends with a debrief. During the day delegates visit various projects, often within voluntary and public sectors, and meet community leaders, local residents and individuals of all ages with lives experiences and other key stakeholders who openly share their experiences and hopes. Often, these conversations are very moving and inspire participants to think differently and take action.

Q: Who can attend a Seeing is Believing visit?

The King's Seeing is Believing visits are an immersive experience for C-Suite business leaders.

Q: What is the King’s Seeing is Believing visit?

The King’s Seeing is Believing visit programme, first established in 1990 by His Majesty King Charles III, is one of the most well established and widely respected, experiential leadership programmes in the UK and its influence and reach over the last thirty years has engaged over 25,000 business leaders. Over the years, the programme has been a catalyst for campaigns in inner cities and rural communities, addressing issues such as homelessness, social mobility, education and skills. The programme has also helped focus investment and long-term support into places at risk of being left behind, such as Preston, Halifax and more recently Burnley, Wisbech, Blackpool, Coventry and Newport.

Q: Who qualifies as a carer?

A carer is anyone, including children and adults, who looks after a family member, partner or friend who needs help because of their illness, frailty, disability, mental health problems or addiction and cannot cope without their support. The care they give is unpaid 1 . 1 NHS England commissioning for carers

Q: I am a carer, how can I find a befriender?

Complete this form, and a member of the Let’s Care Together team will be in touch. Complete and submit this form

Q: How can my organisation be involved in Let’s Care Together?

The Let's Care Together programme is a pilot programme and will accept referral organisations in Spring 2024. In the meantime, you can complete the form below or contact the team for more information. Complete this form to express your interest or contact the Let's Care Together team .

Q: What are the three steps of the Workwell Commitment?

Establish a benchmark against the Business in the Community (BITC) Workwell Model Act to improve the wellbeing of your people Measure and report your progress

Q: How does BITC measure the impact of the Commitment?

We ask organisations to establish a baseline by completing the Workwell Self-Assessment and revisiting it annually. Following the first year, your organisation can track the progress of your wellbeing performance through this self-assessment annually. Notification will be sent around the one-year mark, reminding you to resubmit the self-assessment to maintain your signatory status. The Workwell Self-Assessment results from our signatories will be able to offer insights into improvement areas and identify opportunities. We are also considering sharing the aggregated and segmented benchmarking data next year.

Q: What are the costs associated with the Workwell Commitment and what support does BITC provide?

It is completely free to sign up for the Commitment. BITC will: Offer the Workwell Self-Assessment Tool to evaluate your wellbeing performance annually, helping you track improvement and identify opportunities. Provide access to materials to support your organisation in fulfilling the commitment actions. Host online drop-in sessions for sharing knowledge. Share newsletters and evidence-based insights. Invite your organisation to our annual recognition event, where best practices are showcased. Offer advisory services for reviewing your wellbeing performance and strategies (available at an additional cost).

Q: What is required of my organisation to sign up to the Workwell Commitment?

To make the Commitment, your organisation needs to complete the Workwell Self-Assessment Tool . Additionally, we will need secondary contact details and executive approval to complete your sign-up and list your organisation's name on our website. No other reporting requirements are needed. Maintaining your signatory status requires you to resubmit your self-assessment on an annual basis. A reminder will be sent to you as the one-year mark approaches.

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How can my organisation be involved in Let’s Care Together?

What are the three steps of the Workwell Commitment?

How does BITC measure the impact of the Commitment?

What are the costs associated with the Workwell Commitment and what support does BITC provide?

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