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RedDoorz introduces mental health support programme

Hope Hotline offers support to employees through online counselling sessions.

Online hotel management and booking platform RedDoorz launched “Hope Hotline” as part of its regional CSR initiative, according to an announcement.

The new programme offers support to the mental wellbeing of its employees, hotel partners, and staff by providing online counselling sessions through partner counsellors and psychologists.

RedDoorz is partnering with KALM, a Jakarta-based online health platform, to make the programme available in Indonesia whilst the company works with individual psychologists to provide video counselling sessions in the Philippines.

According to a Qualtrics research of over 2,000 employees, including those in Singapore, employees have been reporting lower mental health since the outbreak began. Further, a study conducted in China during the initial outbreak of COVID-19 shows 53.8% of respondents rated the psychological impact of the outbreak as moderate or severe.
 

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