World Mental Health Day, observed annually on 10th October, raises awareness about mental health’s critical role in individuals’ and societies’ well-being. This year’s theme, “Access to services- Mental health in catastrophes and emergencies,” aims to raise awareness about the critical need for accessible mental health support during crises. With 60% of the global population engaged in work; poor working conditions, stigma, and discrimination can significantly impact mental health, quality of life, and productivity. Governments, employers, and organizations must collaborate with workers and those with lived experiences to implement evidence-based strategies that protect mental health in the workplace. Investments in mental health at work are important for fostering thriving individuals and communities.