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Social Health Resources

Social Health Initiatives

Social Health is communicating with others and building meaningful relationships where you can freely be yourself. While both physical and mental health are important, social health greatly impacts our health too.

Get Involved with Purolator!

Join the Purolator Health movement and take an active role in promoting workplace wellness. Try suggesting a wellness workshop to a colleague or nominating a team member who embodies a healthy lifestyle as a Wellness Champion. We welcome your thoughts and ideas on how we can improve the program and continue to promote social health in the workplace. Your feedback is crucial and greatly appreciated. Let’s work together to create a happier and healthier work environment. Get involved now!

Social Health Wellness Moments

These wellness moments and snapshots are to support your personal and team self-care related to social health.

How to use:

  1. Print and post in a high-traffic area at your work location or at your desk space
  2. Download and share with your team in an email

Past Social Health Recordings

    • Mental Health

    Health and Safety Committee Spotlights

    There are many roles as part of the Health & Safety Committee that can help to create and sustain a psychologically healthy and safe workplace. Learn more about the various roles by watching the video highlighting a Hands on the Wheel Champion, Michael Georgiev, First Aid Responder INSERT NAME, Mental Health First Aid Responder Eric LeCoupe, Wellbeing Champion Jazino James and H&S Committee Lead Abby Blackburn-Hum.
    • Mental Health
    • Physical Health
    • Social Health

    Mental Health and Safety Week 💚🎗🦺

    Each May, we recognize and celebrate Mental Health & Safety Week. There is a genuine connection between mental health and workplace safety, which are key factors contributing to overall safety and well-being, both in and outside the workplace. By fostering positive mental health and safe practices, we look out for each other and build stronger communities.
    • Physical Health

    Summer Sun Safety

    In this quick 40-second video, Dr. Chugh breaks down how easy it is to protect yourself from harmful UV rays—whether you’re relaxing poolside or running errands. He shares practical tips like checking the UV index, wearing sunscreen (SPF 30 or higher), and staying hydrated. Watch this short clip to learn how small changes can help you stay safe in the summer sun and lower your risk of skin cancer.