Ministry of Health and Unicomer partner on OECS health program

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The Unicomer Group has successfully launched its OECS Wellness Programme, a major initiative to promote healthier communities in the region. The two-day programme was held at the Courts Megastore in Marisule. The success of the event is a testament to the strong partnership between the Unicomer Group and the Ministry of Health, Wellness and Elderly Affairs.

Shirlan Edward, Family Life Educator at the Ministry of Health, stressed the importance of such collaborations, noting: “We must promote wellness programmes like this to ensure that the working class have access to our full range of services. We encourage other organisations to contact the Ministry of Health to support wellness in their workplaces.”

This groundbreaking initiative, which demonstrates the Ministry’s commitment to community health and accessibility, provides participants with a comprehensive range of health services including blood pressure checks, blood sugar tests and cholesterol assessments, all conducted by health officers from the Ministry of Health, Wellness and Ageing.

Highlighting the long-term vision of the wellness program, Bryan Rooplal, Director of Human Capital at Unicomer OECS, said, “We launched the wellness program within OECS as part of our broader plan to ensure the health of our employees and customers. We have been working hard over the past few years to promote healthy living and this program is a continuation of that commitment and we plan to expand our efforts in the future.”