Access trusted educational resources, outreach programs, and provider-supported learning made possible by ULA labor partners and community sponsors.
Health and wellness education designed for every member of the labor community.
Trusted health education, benefit navigation, and wellness resources for working families across every trade.
Jobsite safety knowledge, preventive care education, and resources designed for those entering the trades.
VA health care navigation, peer support, and wellness programs for those who served and their loved ones.
Educational tools, outreach resources, and program information for those supporting worker health and safety.
Physically demanding work, occupational injuries, chronic pain and workplace stress may increase the risk of harmful substance use. Union-based prevention and recovery programs can help.
Resources and partnerships tailored to every part of the veteran and military family experience.
ULA Network healthcare and benefits partners provide education, navigation, and supportive services across a wide range of member health needs.
Virtual access to healthcare services including general medical care, behavioral health, dermatology, nutrition, and chronic-condition management.
Digital tools and educational support designed to help participating members better manage blood pressure, cholesterol, and cardiovascular health.
Technology-supported clinical care for pain, movement, physical rehabilitation and musculoskeletal health.
Cancer-related services focused on prevention, early detection, personalized support and ongoing care navigation for members and their families.
Medicare-benefit administration, education, advocacy and care navigation for participating unions, benefit funds, employers and retirees.
A strong safety culture protects both the physical and mental health of workers. ULA provides educational resources for training sessions, toolbox talks, and daily practice.
Many international unions, local unions and benefit funds provide confidential Member Assistance Programs, peer-support services, and behavioral health referrals.
Confidential peer support, recovery resources, mental health education and family assistance for members of IUOE Local 825.
Confidential support to active and retired BAC members and eligible family members throughout the United States and Canada.
Many IBEW locals provide behavioral health, EAP and wellness services. Use the IBEW directory to locate your local and ask about available support.
Peer-support resources for members experiencing mental health, substance-use, family or personal challenges. It’s Not Weak to Speak.
Centralized directory of Member Assistance Programs and contacts for affiliated trades and local unions across New York City.
Union veterans and military families may face unique healthcare, mental health, employment and transition-related needs. These resources are here to help.
Veterans in crisis can call 988 and press 1 or text 838255
The ULA Health & Wellness Update provides monthly health, benefit, safety and wellness information created specifically for union members, retirees, apprentices, veterans, and their families.
Feature one ULA healthcare or benefits partner through an educational article, video, podcast or Q&A.
Plain-language education on in-network care, deductibles, prior authorization, telehealth, Medicare, and retiree coverage.
Seasonal health concerns, awareness campaigns, and preventive-care topics relevant to union families.
Practical toolbox talk topics, safety guidance, and OSHA updates for the construction trades.
Feature union Member Assistance Programs, peer-support initiatives, and confidential support resources.
VA resources, Vets4Vets updates, peer-support programs, and veteran health information.
Recognize union members, benefit funds, and MAP initiatives improving member health.
Health fairs, screenings, webinars, safety training, recovery meetings, and wellness campaigns.
Members can share stories involving prevention, recovery, or union wellness programs.
Union members and their families may experience stress related to work, health, finances, or personal challenges. Seeking help is a sign of strength.
Free, confidential support for mental health, suicide, or substance-use crisis. Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Call 911 when there is immediate danger or a medical emergency.
Mental health is a workplace safety issue. Protecting workers extends beyond physical safety equipment and jobsite procedures. A strong safety culture also recognizes the effects of stress, depression, anxiety, trauma, and substance use.
Do not leave someone alone when there is an immediate concern. Contact 911 or 988 and involve a trusted family member, union representative, supervisor, peer-support professional or MAP coordinator.