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MIMHC Launches Fifth Annual Wellbeing Survey with £2 Donation per Response

The Mortgage Industry Mental Health Charter (MIMHC) has launched its fifth annual Mental Health & Wellbeing Survey, which opened on 1 July. This year, the survey aims to secure more than 500 completed responses, with Pepper Money pledging to donate £2 for every completed survey to the Mortgage Industry Mental Health Charter Foundation CIC.

If the target of 500 responses is reached, £1,000 will be invested into MIMHC initiatives, including the continuation of Mental Health First Aid training across the mortgage sector. The survey is designed to measure employee wellbeing and provide insight into the pressures experienced by advisers, lenders, distributors, and support teams. The findings help shape practical initiatives to improve workplace culture within the industry.

Over the past five years, the survey results have influenced employer wellbeing strategies, supported the growth of the Mortgage Industry Mental Health Charter, and contributed to the delivery of accredited Mental Health First Aid training, educational events, and industry-wide wellbeing initiatives.

The MIMHC survey is open to all professionals in the mortgage sector, and each response will contribute to both a better understanding of wellbeing and direct funding for mental health support initiatives. Pepper Money has expressed its support for the survey, highlighting the importance of listening to industry voices and encouraging participation from all areas of the mortgage sector.

Letting agents and inventory clerks working within the mortgage and property sectors may find the survey relevant, as it addresses workplace wellbeing and supports the development of mental health resources across the industry.