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PARTNERS | HEALTHY CITY | HOW HEALTHY | VISION | SUMMIT | PRIORITIES | FUNCTIONS | CITY OF FALL RIVER |
Greater
Fall River Partners for a Healthier Community, Inc.
sponsored a day-long Work@Health
Training for a small number of local wellness personnel on September 24,
2014. Partners Worksite Wellness Coordinator Angela Bras participated in
the Work@Health
Training Institute in Baltimore, MD, on April 2nd and 3rd, 2014 to
become a certified trainer. A final requirement of the training was that
she provide a Work@Health training for a
small number of local employers. The
program is a comprehensive workplace health training that supports
employer worksite health efforts by helping employers develop a skill set
and capacity to build or enhance science-based workplace health programs.
Now that she has completed the training, she will assist local worksites with creating or expanding worksite
wellness programs. Click here for a
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(Top row) Partners Worksite Wellness Coordinator Angela Bras welcomes five trainees to the day-long workshop held at Family Service Association headquarters in downtown Fall River. (Row two) Family Service Association Director of Quality Improvement Susan Potvin, R.N., YMCA Southcoast Worksite Wellness Coordinator Michelle Alves, and Josh Clare of PT Health and Safety Solutions get started with the training. (Row three) Ms. Potvin and Fall River Herald News Business Director Carolyn Blackmar describe some of their worksite policies and practices. (Bottom row, center) Ms. Alves and Michelle Cabral of Blount Fine Foods talk about how they will use the material at their worksites. |
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