Workers in Victorian workplaces now have access to counselling services to help improve their health and wellbeing and prevent work-related mental injuries thanks to a new program. Deputy Premier and Minister for WorkSafe Ben Carroll today announced a new Worker Mental Health Support Helpline, which provides services similar to an Employee Assistance Program, is now available for workers in small and medium-sized businesses that don’t already have similar support in place. Workers using the free and confidential service will be supported by trained counsellors to address issues such as work-related stress and burnout before they potentially lead to an injury that might need medical treatment or time off work. Eligible workers can access to up to four sessions each of free and confidential 24/7 support via telehealth or online by calling 1800 318 421. For more information visit here.