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Workplace Wellness Event

Workplace wellness encompasses programs aimed at promoting the health and well-being of employees, covering areas such as fitness, nutrition, and mental health support. HARC initiated the Annual Workplace Wellness Event to foster a culture of health within local organizations. Initially, the event focused on recognizing health-promoting workplaces through awards. However, in pursuit of a more engaging and educative approach, we transitioned to hosting symposiums. This shift aims to facilitate richer discussions, learning, and the sharing of best practices among participants, furthering our collective mission of enhancing workplace wellness across the Coachella Valley.

Become a sponsor

Sponsor our Workplace Wellness Event! Enjoy benefits like positioning your brand as a leader in promoting employee well-being, a speaking slot, showcase services, and receive passes. Benefits include press releases, webpage inclusion, and social media mentions. Custom packages available!

Submit your form to Bernardo Lino at Blino@HARCdata.org with your logo by May 31, 2024. For inquiries, call 760-404-1945. Thank you for supporting a healthier workplace!

Past events

2024 Coachella Valley
Workplace Wellness Event
2024 Coachella Valley Workplace Wellness Luncheon

June 18, 2024, from 11:30am-1:30pm.
This year’s event will concentrate on burnout prevention, featuring Dr. Mark Agars as our speaker, Dr. Agars, a Professor of Psychology and Director for the Institute of Child Development and Family Relations at CSU San Bernardino, is renowned for his research in diversity management, women’s advancement, work-life balance, and other relevant topics. We will introduce diverse approaches aimed at mitigating employee burnout, ultimately fostering healthier and happier workplaces. Interactive activities and discussions will be incorporated to engage attendees, facilitating learning and networking opportunities.

2023 Coachella Valley Workplace Wellness Luncheon

Thank you to everyone who joined us on June 22, 2023.
Video provided by Desert Oasis Healthcare. Thank you!
We would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to all the guests who attended our Workplace Wellness Luncheon and our generous sponsors for their invaluable support. Your presence and active participation contributed to the positive energy and vibrant atmosphere throughout the day, making the event truly special.
The Workplace Wellness Luncheon featured a range of engaging activities and informative sessions that left a lasting impact on all attendees. The highlights included a keynote address by the esteemed U.S. Surgeon General’s Workplace Wellness Model, where insights were shared on effective strategies for enhancing employee wellness and creating a thriving work environment.
Additionally, a thought-provoking panel discussion with local leaders provided valuable experiences in implementing innovative practices to reduce employee stress, decrease turnover, and attract talented individuals. Attendees discovered creative methods to foster workplace wellness and build resilient communities.
As a token of our appreciation, exciting swag items were distributed, and fabulous prizes were given away, supporting the commitment to workplace wellness. We are grateful to all organizations, including nonprofits, for-profits, and government entities, for recognizing the significance of workplace wellness and participating in this event.
Together, we are promoting workplace wellness and making a positive impact on employees’ lives, creating healthier, happier, and more productive workforces. By building stronger and more resilient communities, we are shaping a better future.
HARC 2023 Workplace Wellness Luncheon
“The COVID-19 pandemic brought unique issues and struggles to the lives of many people and organizations in the past year. The World Health Organization reports that in the first year of the pandemic there was a 25% increase in depression and anxiety worldwide. Additionally, a survey by Mind Share Partners revealed that 84% of workers said their workplace contributed to at least one mental health challenge.”
Casey Leier, PhD HARC Director of Research and Evaluation