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NGA Spotlights Mental Health Awareness in May

May is Mental Health Awareness Month

In recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month in May, NGA provides information to support education and awareness.

Mental health and jobsite safety go hand in hand. Healthy workers are safer workers.

34% of construction workers suffer from a musculoskeletal injury.

Pain leads to sleep deprivation, fatigue and loss of focus, which leads to more injury.

"Think about human capital. Take care of people and they’ll take care of your business. The intersection between physical health and mental wellbeing has a huge impact on your business." -Cal Beyer, SAFE Project

NGA is pleased to share some of its resources that support a safer, more mindful construction industry.

Mental Health Resources

Presentations and resources on Mental Health and Suicide Prevention in the Construction Industry

Straight Talk on Addiction Treatment and Recovery
GlassBuild 2023 Mental Health & Suicide Prevention Panel

@GlassNation #MentalHealthAwareness

 

Get Involved

Throughout the month, follow the Construction Industry Alliance for Suicide Prevention and National Alliance on Mental Illness for Mental Health Awareness Month initiatives, resources and events. 

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