£3m fund to support mental health of Tata Steel workers and their families

£3m fund to support mental health of Tata Steel workers and their families

A fund of £3.27 million will support the mental health and wellbeing of Tata Steel workers and their families in Port Talbot.

£3m of mental health funding announced to support steelworkers

The funding will help steelworkers and their families in Port Talbot who are affected by Tata Steel's transition to greener steelmaking

Port Talbot: Mental health funding for Tata steelworks town

More than £3m has been set aside to help workers at Tata for mental health support.

Funding for Mental Health Support Aims to Help Former Steelworkers into Work

A fund of more than £3 million will be created by the UK Government in partnership with Neath Port Talbot Council to support the mental health and wellbeing of Tata Steel workers and their families in Port Talbot and the wider community. Chairing the latest meeting of the Tata Steel Port Talbot Transition Board, Welsh Secretary Jo Stevens announced £3.27 million to fund mental health support services in Neath Port Talbot for those affected by Ta…

The United Kingdom Labor Government and Neath Port Talbot Council have been working together to secure £3.27m towards supporting the mental health of Port Talbot steelworkers. The fund will help those affected by the Tata Steel cuts in the town, including ensuring they can stay in work.

£3 million fund announced to support Port Talbot steel workers

A fund of more than £3 million will be created by the UK Government in partnership with Neath Port Talbot Council to support the mental health and wellbeing of Tata Steel workers and their families in Port Talbot. Welsh Secretary Jo Stevens announced a £3.27 million fund for mental health support services for those affected […]