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The Health District closed October with a Breast Cancer and Mental Health Awareness. Event for staff, held in partnership with Reach for Recovery, Thuthuzela Rape Crisis Centre, and other organizations. The event promoted early detection and emotional wellbeing among employees.
What Happened?
Staff participated in educational talks, counselling sessions, and survivor story sharing. The program aimed to encourage employees to prioritize both their physical and mental health, fostering a supportive work environment.
“Awareness and early detection save lives, while mental wellbeing strengthens our resilience,” said a district representative.
Official Response
District leaders emphasized the importance of holistic employee wellness. They noted that initiatives like this strengthen workplace support systems and encourage open dialogue about health challenges.
“Our commitment is to ensure every staff member feels informed, supported, and empowered to take care of themselves,” an official added.
Community Impact
The event created a culture of awareness and care within the Health District. Employees left equipped with knowledge, resources, and encouragement to take proactive steps for their health.
