Health MoT for council staff

Carmarthenshire County Council staff working in the Ammanford area are being invited to give their bodies and minds an annual MoT.
The authority’s Occupational Health team are holding a Health Day on Thursday, May 12, and are inviting staff who work in the Glanaman Depot and Parc Amanwy offices to get advice on health and wellbeing.
As part of the event, staff will be offered lifestyle screenings and stress assessments to determine ways that their daily activities could be changed in order to improve their health, as well as nutrition and workplace advice.
The morning session will be held from 9am-12pm at Parc Amanwy, where reflexology and massage taster sessions will also be offered, and in the afternoon, from 1.30-5pm at Glanaman Depot.
Fran Wynne, Occupational Health Co-ordinator, said: “This will be the first opportunity for some years that we will have specifically visited a depot in order to offer both lifestyle screening and stress assessments.
“The stress assessments have proven very popular during recent Health Days, and we are keen to promote this service to staff in order to support good mental health and wellbeing.”
For further information, please contact Fran Wynne on 01267 246063.

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