Pharmacist Support’s Trainee ACTNow wellbeing campaign has returned for a fifth yea.
Set to run from August 27 to August 29, the campaign is designed to meet the unique and growing needs of trainee pharmacists.
Timed to coincide with the start of the foundation training year, the campaign is built around one key message: prioritising wellbeing from day one is not a luxury – it’s essential.
Pharmacist Support will offer free resources, peer insights, financial guidance and practical wellbeing tools to help trainees transition from a student to a professional.
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“We know that the trainee year can be a time of huge growth, but also pressure and uncertainty,” said Pharmacist Support CEO Danielle Hunt.
“We want every trainee pharmacist to feel seen, supported and equipped to look after their wellbeing right from the start.”
The Pharmacists’ Defence Association and Boots are supporting the campaign.
Trainees can receive the free ACTNow resources and continued support throughout the year by signing up to the charity’s newsletter.
As part of its wider commitment to mental health in pharmacy, Pharmacist Support encourages employers, supervisors and the wider sector to champion wellbeing in the workplace – and to make trainee support a shared priority
