As organisations across the UK begin 2026, Dry January returns as a powerful reset for health, reflection, and sustainable behaviour change. Led by Alcohol Change UK, Dry January 2026 encourages people to go alcohol-free for the month, not as a test of willpower, but as an opportunity to pause, reassess habits, and prioritise well-being after the festive period. For regulated sectors such as health and social care, education, transport, and workplaces, the campaign has wider relevance: alcohol awareness is closely linked to safety, performance, safeguarding, and professional standards. In this blog, Anna Nova Galeon explores what Dry January 2026 means beyond individual choice, and how organisations can support healthier cultures by embedding well-being initiatives into governance, workforce training, and compliance systems through ComplyPlus™.

On 14 November 2025, the global community marks World Diabetes Day, shining a spotlight on the theme “Diabetes across life stages”, recognising that from childhood, through reproductive years, working age and into older adulthood, diabetes can affect anyone. 

For regulated sectors in the UK, including health and social care, education, and workplaces, this day serves as a reminder that effective prevention, timely diagnosis, and inclusive support systems are key not only for individual well-being but also for compliance, safeguarding and organisational culture. In this blog, Anna Nova Galeon explores how organisations can integrate diabetes awareness into governance, workforce training, procurement, and well-being strategies, using systems like ComplyPlus™ to turn awareness into action and accountability.

On 13 November 2025, individuals, workplaces, and communities across the globe will observe World Kindness Day, a celebration of compassion, empathy, and shared humanity. Kindness, often seen as a personal virtue, is also a strategic force in building trust, safety, and inclusion, especially in regulated sectors such as health and social care, education, and employment. The 2025 campaign calls on organisations to transform kindness into action: through respectful leadership, psychological safety, and values-based governance. In this blog, Anna Nova Galeon explores how small acts of kindness can drive big change, strengthening culture, boosting morale, and embedding ethical practice through ComplyPlus™, where well-being and compliance work hand in hand.

Throughout November 2025, millions worldwide will take part in Movember, growing moustaches and raising awareness for men’s health, from mental health and suicide prevention to prostate and testicular cancer. This year’s theme, “Changing the Face of Men’s Health” highlights the urgent need for early action, open dialogue, and systemic support. For regulated sectors such as health and social care, education, and workplaces, Movember 2025 is more than a campaign; it’s a compliance and culture opportunity. In this blog, Anna Nova Galeon explores how organisations can integrate men’s health awareness into governance, training, and well-being strategies through ComplyPlus™, ensuring that health equity and inclusion are part of everyday practice.