KAMI for Employers

A healthier workforce
‍for a healthier business

We know how hard it can be to support employees who are also parents. Kami provides actionable insights to help you understand how to provide the best possible care and assistance to your employees at work and while they take parental leave.

For employers

Insights to help your employees thrive

Reduce workplace stress
Attract and retain the best talent
Increase productivity and positivity

Comprehensive

From conception, to bump, to baby, and back to work again...​ We are with your workforce every step of the way.

Inclusive

Support all parents to be their best.  We are ready to support all parents needs including: Mums, Dads, LBGTQ+, and single parents who adopt, birth or surrogate.

Actionable

Check-in on wellbeing reports throughout parental leave to identify and respond to your employee's needs.

Insightful

Use our data insights to understand how to best support your employees at work and while they take parental leave.

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How to support your employees after they return from parental leave

Ensuring there is seamless support throughout parental leave and the return to work plays a vital role in promoting good mental health in new parents, at a time when they can be particularly vulnerable.

How to manage pregnant employees and their maternity leave

Employers that provide strong support to pregnant employees can transform their experience and help to ease what can be a stressful and anxious time for them. 77% of women said that they've had a negative experience during pregnancy, maternity leave, and on their return to work.

Managing an employee who becomes pregnant again while on maternity leave

Employers that provide strong support to pregnant employees can transform their experience and help to ease what can be a stressful and anxious time for them.

Managing employee grief: how to support an employee after pregnancy loss

Grief is something we are all likely to experience in our lifetimes, however the workplace often falls short when it comes to supporting those who have experienced profound loss.

Is Covid-19 a turning point for working parents’ mental health support?

Evidence is only just starting to emerge regarding the impact of the coronavirus outbreak on wellbeing. Working from home for months on end, a lack of in-person interaction and concerns about job security have left many people’s mental health at a low point.

Benefits of working in partnership with parents

While the life of a working parent can be deeply fulfilling, it has its challenges. Without the right support from employers, these difficulties can lead to burnout and low-productivity.