UK-based Unmind has raised £3m ($3.9m) in funding for its workplace-based mental health platform. The company is working with a number of UK universities to develop the platform and says it will be available on Android devices by early next year. The start-up, founded in 2016, provides a business-to-business service offering training, assessments and clinically backed tools to employees, who can use the service anonymously, with the aim of improving mental wellbeing at work. The company has already established partnerships with firms such as John Lewis & Partners, William Hill and Yorkshire Building Society.
UK-based Unmind has raised £3m ($3.9m) in funding for its workplace-based mental health platform. Felix Capital led the investment, with support from the founders of Thomsons Online Benefits. The start-up, founded in 2016, provides a business-to-business service offering training, assessments and clinically backed tools to employees, who can use the service anonymously, with the aim of improving mental wellbeing at work. The company has already established partnerships with firms such as John Lewis & Partners, William Hill and Yorkshire Building Society.