Marmalade Trust

CPD Standards Office Provider Number: 50916

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Who should attend

This training is designed for professionals working in workplaces, public services, and community settings who want to understand loneliness and strengthen connection in the people they support and the teams they work within.

It is particularly relevant for:
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 	<li>HR professionals and workplace wellbeing leads seeking to improve employee connection, belonging, and engagement</li>
 	<li>Managers and team leaders wanting to recognise and respond to loneliness in staff</li>
 	<li>Health, social care, and community practitioners supporting individuals experiencing loneliness</li>
 	<li>Local authority and public sector staff working in community, housing, or wellbeing roles</li>
 	<li>Education and voluntary sector professionals addressing social isolation and inclusion</li>
 	<li>Anyone with responsibility for staff wellbeing, culture, or community support</li>
 	<li>Attendees gain practical understanding of loneliness, confidence in recognising its signs, and immediately applicable approaches to reduce stigma and support meaningful connections in workplaces and services.</li>
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Category: Charity & Voluntary Work, Education & Training Centres, Government, Mental Health & Wellbeing

Description:

Providing CPD-accredited loneliness awareness and connection training for workplaces, public sector organisations, and community professionals. Marmalade Trust’s courses equip staff with practical skills to understand loneliness, recognise its signs, and take meaningful action to strengthen connection and belonging in the people they support and the teams they work within.

Our training helps organisations answer key questions such as: what is loneliness and why does it matter for health, wellbeing, and performance? How can staff recognise when someone may be experiencing loneliness? What practical steps reduce stigma and support connection in workplaces and services? Learners gain a clear, evidence-informed framework and immediately applicable approaches that build confidence in addressing loneliness with sensitivity and effectiveness.

Marmalade Trust is a leading UK loneliness charity and the founder of Loneliness Awareness Week, reaching millions annually. Our training is grounded in research and extensive frontline experience supporting individuals experiencing loneliness across communities and workplaces. We partner with employers, local authorities, education providers, and national organisations to strengthen understanding, culture, and practice around loneliness and connection.

Training is delivered by an experienced facilitator with expertise in education and social connection.

Learn more about Marmalade Trust and our training:
www.marmaladetrust.org
www.lonelinessawarenessweek.org

Accredited Activities:

Level 1 Understanding Loneliness

Who Should Attend:

It is particularly relevant for:

HR professionals and workplace wellbeing leads seeking to improve employee connection, belonging, and engagement
Managers and team leaders wanting to recognise and respond to loneliness in staff
Health, social care, and community practitioners supporting individuals experiencing loneliness
Local authority and public sector staff working in community, housing, or wellbeing roles
Education and voluntary sector professionals addressing social isolation and inclusion
Anyone with responsibility for staff wellbeing, culture, or community support
Attendees gain practical understanding of loneliness, confidence in recognising its signs, and immediately applicable approaches to reduce stigma and support meaningful connections in workplaces and services.

Further Information:

https://www.marmaladetrust.org