Research and real-world experience have shown that a dedicated network of Wellness Champions can be the catalyst for meaningful change. These Champions, operating at the grassroots level, offer invaluable peer support, raise awareness about wellness opportunities, and foster engagement within specific sites or teams. This practical webinar reveals the 7 steps for bringing this dream network to life or evolving your current network.
How can we best support the wellbeing of our people in a hybrid working environment and navigate through such uncertain times? The role of dedicated Wellness Champions has certainly never been more important. In this blockbuster Julia Cohen, GM Workplace Safety, The Salvation Army and Tasia Mitsoulas, Wellbeing Specialist, StateCover Mutual share their experience of setting up Wellness Champions networks and practical tips and tricks they’ve learnt along the way.
In this webinar, we are joined by special guests Diana Black from Bupa and Julia Cohen from University of Sydney, showcasing how their organisations have built their internal capability through leveraging their leaders, dedicated wellness personnel and site-based champions as change agents within the business.
In this case study, Brett Leadbetter, Education Officer, Diocese of Toowoomba Catholic Schools outlines the key drivers for developing their employee wellness strategy, how establishing a champions network has been critical to building a wellness culture at a grassroots level and the key benefits for the organisation, the champions, and Brett himself as the wellness leader
FACT: Financial performance of organisations increases 2.5 times when health and wellness are encouraged. Research and experience suggests that a successful workplace wellness strategy relies on having a team of dedicated and motivated “Wellness Champions” to help spread the message across all levels of your organisation. Ready to build your dream team of Wellness Champions? Download this practical guide.
