The 2019 version of the annual Pak'nSave Whanganui 3 Bridges Marathon will swell by at least 100 participants thanks to the Whanganui District Health Board.
In a bid to lead by example of its wellbeing mantra, the Whanganui District Health Board has entered more than 100 staff for the corporate division of the annual Pak'nSave Whanganui 3 Bridges Marathon this Saturday.
The 100-plus staff from Whanganui's biggest employer will be striding out among runners and
walkers from throughout the rest of the community.
DHB entries include radiologists, pharmacists, accountants, management, paediatricians, surgical and medical staff, mental health workers, physiotherapists, occupational therapists and public health promoters.
It is the first time the DHB has got involved with the 3 Bridges and it is part of the organisation's WorkWell programme.
WorkWell is a nationwide initiative designed to help workplaces conduct their everyday business in a way that leads to improved staff wellbeing. This, in turn, allows a staff member to flourish and achieve their full potential for the benefit of themselves and their organisation.