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June 2025 is a big busy month for health and wellbeing awareness events, with many events taking place across a wide range for important causes. From SANDS Awareness to Men's health week, there's a host of fun and impactful events, celebrations and campaigns taking place to raise awareness and enhance physical health and mental wellbeing throughout your workforce.

Below, we've put together a comprehensive list of events and key dates that are part of health and wellbeing campaigns, so HR professionals can know exactly what's coming up, when, and how to get involved.

SANDS Awareness Month

SANDS is the UK’s leading stillbirth and neonatal death charity with two principle aims: to reduce the number of babies dying and to provide support to anyone who has been affected by the loss of a baby. Find out how you can get involved in 2025 using the link above.

Pride Month

Pride Month is celebrated each June to honour the LGBTQ+ community, recognising their history, achievements, and ongoing struggles for equal rights. It commemorates the Stonewall Riots of 1969, a pivotal event in the fight for LGBTQ+ rights, and includes events like parades, educational activities, and cultural celebrations to promote diversity, inclusion, and acceptance.

Men's health week (9th-15th June)

Led by the Men's Health Forum to raise awareness of preventable health issues and encourage men to talk.

Learning Disability Week (16th June)

Learning Disability Week aims to challenge stereotypes, provide support, and highlight the contributions and potential of individuals with learning disabilities.

Autistic Pride Day (18th June)

Autistic Pride Day promotes the rights of autistic individuals. It aims to celebrate neurodiversity, raise awareness about autism, and advocate for the inclusion and acceptance of autistic people in society.

National PTSD Awareness Day (27th June)

National PTSD Awareness Day serves to promote better understanding of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), educate the public on its impact, and promote resources for those affected. The day encourages discussions that reduce stigma around this mental health condition.