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The traumatic side of charity work

The traumatic side of charity work

Released Friday, 12th April 2024
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The traumatic side of charity work

The traumatic side of charity work

The traumatic side of charity work

The traumatic side of charity work

Friday, 12th April 2024
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Lucinda and Emily are joined by the author and mental health consultant Dimple Dhabalia. 

Dimple warns of the dangers facing organisations that focus on their charitable mission at the expense of staff wellbeing. She notes the sense of guilt often felt by humanitarian workers suffering the effects of workplace trauma.

She provides pointers for how organisations can make staff wellbeing a cornerstone of internal policies and processes, including prioritising social connections, supporting rest and recovery and providing constructive feedback.

Also in the episode, senior news reporter Emily Harle provides insight into a recent piece of research into the “NGO halo effect”: a mindset which can lead to unethical behaviour going unchecked in voluntary organisations.

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