Free Webinar: Men’s Health in the Workplace

Supporting employee wellbeing is a growing priority for organisations of all sizes, yet men’s physical health is often an area that receives less attention than it deserves.

 

We’re inviting you to join our free webinar, Men’s health in the workplace: What employers can do to make a difference, where our expert panel will explore the key health challenges affecting working-age men and discuss practical ways employers can encourage prevention, early intervention and healthier habits.

 

This session will provide valuable insights for business leaders, HR professionals and workplace wellbeing champions looking to create healthier, more supportive workplaces and improve employee wellbeing outcomes.

 

Men’s health in the workplace:

What employers can do to make a difference

 

Thursday 26 November 2026, 15:30 – 16:20

 

Register now

 

What we’ll cover:

  • Understanding men’s health and the importance of recognising symptoms early and taking action when something doesn’t feel right.
  • How employers can encourage routine health checks, health screenings and timely access to professional advice.
  • Understanding the barriers that can prevent men from seeking support, including workplace culture, stigma, time pressures and competing priorities.
  • Practical ways to create a healthier workplace through physical activity, healthy eating, better sleep and sustainable lifestyle habits.
  • How health benefits, health cash plans, wellbeing resources and support services can improve access to care and support.
  • Turning awareness into action by embedding men’s physical health into a wider wellbeing strategy and measuring impact.
  • Live Q&A with our panel of experts.

 

Hear from our expert panel:

  • Hosted by Matt Edwards, Westfield Health

Our experts

  • John Newlands, Cancer Nurse Specialist, Perci Health
  • Dr. Dan Kelly, Senior Lecturer in Biochemistry, Sheffield Hallam University
  • Bellindah Gama, Employee Relations Business Partner, Rovahealth

 

Register now