Find out how employers can use Men’s Health Week, from 15 to 21 June, to start conversations and encourage employees to take proactive steps towards better health.
Men’s Health Week raises awareness of the health challenges men face and encourages them to take action.
The campaign ensures all boys and men have access to the information, services, and treatment they need to live healthier, longer, and more fulfilling lives.
Supporting the campaign can bring several benefits to workplaces:
- A healthier and more engaged workforce
- Improved employee productivity
- A reduction in absenteeism
- A positive workplace culture that prioritises wellbeing
To take part in the campaign, employers can:
- Raise awareness by sharing key health messages through your intranet, emails, posters, and other workplace communications
- Organise initiatives that support men’s health, such as health check-up days, fitness challenges, or wellbeing workshops and toolbox talks
- Encourage open conversations about health by creating a supportive and inclusive environment
Find out how your workplace can get involved in Men’s Health Week: Men’s Health Week - Healthy Working Wales.