Host a Workshop in Your Region!
Phase II of WorkWell KS is being put into action and we are hitting the ground running this summer! We are now scheduling workshops for the months of July-September.  A regional approach is being taken this time around and we are looking for groups/communities to host workshops.  These workshops will differ from Phase I workshops.  They will only last a half day and are topic specific.  It is an opportunity for attendees to dive deeper into the issues that are a priority for them, receive more technical assistance on how to determine what interventions would be most effective and how to apply them, and begin the development of a worksite wellness plan.  Participants are strongly encouraged to attend workshops with their entire wellness committee or a team. Workshops will be offered in person or virtually. We are happy to discuss which makes the most sense for your group. The workshops that will be taking place during this time are:

1.) Foundation:
This workshop is helpful and necessary for those new to the initiative or for active participants that need help building a strong foundation for worksite wellness. We will be working through all of the necessary pieces needed to have a strong base for a successful and sustainable initiative at your worksite/organization.

**Participants will be asked to complete a foundational checklist, showing they have indeed established a worksite wellness foundation before moving onto a health priority track. **

2.) Healthy Foods:
Do you have a group of employers/organizations that have worksite wellness foundations in place, but are ready to tackle healthy foods as a priority at their site? This workshop will go through all of the interventions necessary to build a strong plan to address this health priority.  It will also provide attendees examples of evidence based high level interventions such as policy and environmental changes that will create impactful and sustainable efforts at your site. Attendees will also learn how to set measurable goals and how WorkWell KS can help them monitor their progress. 

Tobacco:
Do you have a group of employers/organizations that have worksite wellness foundations in place, but are ready to tackle tobacco as a priority at their site? This workshop will go through all of the interventions necessary to build a strong plan to address this health priority.  It will also provide attendees examples of evidence based high level interventions such as policy and environmental changes that will create impactful and sustainable efforts at your site Attendees will also learn how to set measurable goals and how WorkWell KS can help them monitor their progress. 

If you have questions or would like to discuss scheduling a workshop in your region please contact WorkWell KS coordinator, Aubrey Wiechman at [email protected].
 
Webinar Number 2! We are Listening to You!
 

 Thanks to those who have completed the WorkWell KS past-participant survey, we have a list of prioritized topics for seminars!  Up next:

 

Exercising Leadership through WorkWell KS

 

Matt Jordan, Business Development Officer of the Kansas Leadership Center, will lead this conversation. This webinar will explore how to Energize Others by more effectively Working Across Factions. Topics include: the importance of properly framing an issue to foster collaboration, effective ways to engage diverse and divergent stakeholders, and The Collaborative Premise developed by David Chrislip and Carl Larson.


 

When: Monday, March 30 at 12 noon - 1 PM


 

Click Here to Register 

There is Still Time to Help Shape the Future of WWKS!
We would still love to hear from any past participants that have not yet completed the survey.  We are already incorporating what we have learned from those that have provided us with feedback into the future plans for WWKS. Follow the link below to a brief survey (15 questions) . Let us know what you need  to be successful   moving forward and to make progress toward creating a healthy worksite! Click here to access the survey
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Aubrey Wiechman
316.268.1126


"Engaging Leaders and Business
 in Kansas to Support Health and 
Healthy Worksites"


Good Health is Good Business