WHY?

What are Employee Support Programs:

Employee support programs are support programs implemented to improve the behavior of employees to cope with problems, to increase corporate belonging, functionality and quality of life, to provide more added value to organizations by happy employees, and to improve the psychological, physical and mental health of employees.

What are NHUMAN Employee Support Programs?

EAP

Employee Support program is a support program aimed at solving individual problems experienced by employees.

EAP-E

EAP-E (Employee Assistance Program - Emergency) is a program that expedites psychological support for workers who are active in emergency and crisis situations. The program was created to help workers cope with stress, anxiety, trauma or other emotional issues during emergencies. WSP-E offers a fast, effective and direct approach to protecting and improving the psychological well-being of employees.

EAP-A

EAP-A (Employee Assistance Programme - Accident) is a support programme designed to assist organisations and employees after occupational accidents. This programme is designed to help employees and organisations cope with the negative effects of occupational accidents. WSP-A helps employees to maintain their psychological health by providing psychological support to cope with emotions such as stress, anxiety and fear after work accidents.

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MAP

MAP (Employee Assistance Program) is a support program designed to support managers in the workplace. This program aims to help managers cope with work stress, manage work-life balance and support their psychological well-being. This program also helps organizations achieve their goals by increasing the performance of managers in the workplace.

WHY IS IT IMPORTANT?

According to the latest data from ILO and WHO, globally;

In the World;

• 359 million people live with anxiety.
• 332 million people live with depression.
• More than 1 billion people worldwide live with a mental disorder.
• 15% of working-age adults experience a mental disorder.
• Approximately 12 billion working days are lost every year due to depression and anxiety.

In Turkey;

• 3.2 million people in Turkey live with depression.
• According to the AXA–Ipsos Mental Health Report 2024, Turkey ranks 2nd in the world with 38% of its population struggling with mental disorders such as depression and anxiety.
• According to Turkey's Ministry of Health data, 17% of the population faces mental health issues.