Businesses: Get healthy and Adopt-a-Class
Graham Hill from Redback Solutions, Michelle Bridges, David Baker from
Hunter Life Education & Sam Wallace from Forsythes Recruitment.
Image thanks to Living Doll Photography.
Hunter Life Education encourages the business community to get involved in the health and wellbeing of their workplace and community.
On 23rd June, Hunter Life Education hosted the Mind Your Health Mind Your Business breakfast event as an initiative of Drug Action Week 2010 - to raise awareness of the role employers and business plays in the health of their staff and community.
Over 100 business leaders including foundation supporters Forsythes Recruitment, Sparke Helmore, The Forum, Thurnham Teece, The Herald and Redback Solutions attended the breakfast event and heard from a panel of local experts and Michelle Bridges, author and trainer of the contestants in ‘The Biggest Loser’ reality TV show.
Businesses walked away with positive messages and actions to take back to their workplace.
As a contribution to the health of our local community, attendees were encouraged to support local schools by Adopting-a-Class to ensure all the children of the Hunter can attend the Hunter Life Education program.
For media coverage of the event click here...
We would like to acknowledge the following businesses which Adopted a Class:
Hunter Life Education is a well respected provider of drug and alcohol programs for primary and secondary children and has launched a program where local companies can ‘Adopt-a-Class’. Hunter Life Education informs children about their own wellbeing with the view to making informed lifestyle choices.
There are many schools in the region requiring your support.
For more information about the Adopt-a-Class program click here....
Or if you'd like to Adopt-a-Class now click the donate button below.
For more information visit http://www.hunterlifeeducation.org.au/
or call 1300 554 246.
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