Rob Condon

Father Brian D’Arcy knows a thing or two about compassion. One of Ireland’s most well-respected and much-loved priests, Father Brian has been standing up for those in need for more than five decades. Father Brian spoke recently with the team at I Am Here about life during the pandemic. The Fermanagh native believes that we […]

Changing beliefs and behaviours around mental health and wellbeing is at the heart of everything we do at I Am Here. We use one simple word as a starting point towards a better working environment for everyone. That word is compassion. We define compassion as the desire to act to relieve the suffering in others.

Speaking on RTE One’s Morning Ireland, I Am Here Founder Jim Breen has highlighted the importance of a culture of acceptance and compassion in the workplace. Jim was responding to a question on how employers should address their Team Members’ concerns around mental health and wellbeing in the working environment. “Interestingly, just last month the

Companies across the world are noticing the toll that COVID-19 has taken on their Team Members’ mental health and wellbeing. More than 62% of employees worldwide see mental health and wellbeing issues as a key challenge. I Am Here is the fastest-growing global movement in mental health and wellbeing. We are helping companies and communities across the globe to improve both human and commercial potential. With more than 850,000

Elvin Box, Chair of London Construction Excellence Club and a strong I Am Here advocate, talks about his experience with mental health in the workplace, living with cancer and his efforts to advocate for more openness in workplace conversations around mental health. I Am Here: Elvin, please tell us about the first time you encountered

Compassion is the only universally recognised language with the power to change the world for the better, and it’s something that we can practise from the moment we wake in the morning until we fall asleep at night.   Every single human being on the planet is invited to bring compassion to the forefront of their lives.   Though it’s