The Chartered Insurance Institute has launched a Well-being Hub, which pulls together on demand resources designed to help including articles, videos, webcasts and tailored content from its affinity benefits scheme, Perks.
Keith Richards, chief membership officer of the Chartered Insurance Institute, said: “We want to make sure that our members have access to additional support as they work to assist a growing number of consumers finding themselves in vulnerable circumstances due to the economic fall-out of COVID-19. That is why, in addition to the practical professional support we already offer members to develop their skills, knowledge and network, we decided to launch a well-being hub offering support with mental and physical health issues.
“If insurance professionals are to effectively assist customers clients it is essential that they also take care of themselves and we encourage them to give their wellbeing a boost by visiting our Hub today, which offers resources to help them, their clients and others around them.”
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