The Société d'énergie et d'eau du Gabon (SEEG)'s East Regional Directorate (DRE), under the leadership of Remus Arnold Mbouogho, recently launched its "Octobre Rose" activities in Franceville. The event, which took place on October 2-3, aimed to promote health and wellness among employees and their families. In partnership with 24/7 Assistance-GA, the SEEG organized a medical campaign at its headquarters, which included taking vital signs and conducting consultations to establish a health profile of its personnel.
The event was part of a larger effort to prioritize the well-being of SEEG employees, who are considered the company's most valuable resource. Audrey Louise Ndong Sala, head of the Career Management and Payroll Division at SEEG, emphasized the importance of prevention in maintaining employees' health. She noted that the company is committed to supporting employees who test positive for certain health conditions, providing them with medical accompaniment.
A conference was held at the provincial government office, led by cancer specialist Dr. Aline Sillat Tamo Nzoumba. The conference focused on preventing hypertension and risk factors for breast, cervical, and penile cancers. Dr. Nzoumba stressed the importance of early detection in winning the fight against cancer, highlighting that so-called "female" cancers can also affect men. She recommended a balanced diet, regular physical activity, and sufficient sleep to maintain overall health.
On the second day of the event, consultations and screenings continued at the Agathe-Obendze Technical High School gymnasium. Pediatric consultations and a fitness session were also organized, further emphasizing the importance of prevention in maintaining employees' health and well-being. The event demonstrated SEEG's commitment to prioritizing the health of its employees and their families.
The "Octobre Rose" event was an opportunity for SEEG to engage with its employees and promote a culture of health and wellness. By providing access to medical consultations and screenings, the company demonstrated its dedication to supporting the well-being of its workforce. The event also highlighted the importance of partnerships, such as the one with 24/7 Assistance-GA, in delivering comprehensive healthcare services.
The event in Franceville is part of a broader effort to promote health and wellness across Gabon. Other regions have also organized similar events, highlighting the importance of preventive care in maintaining public health. By prioritizing health and wellness, companies like SEEG can contribute to a healthier and more productive workforce.
The success of the "Octobre Rose" event in Franceville underscores the importance of initiatives that promote health and wellness in the workplace. By investing in the well-being of its employees, SEEG can improve job satisfaction, productivity, and overall quality of life for its workforce. The company's commitment to health and wellness serves as a positive example for other organizations in Gabon.
Key points
- SEEG's East Regional Directorate organized a two-day health event in Franceville, Gabon, as part of "Octobre Rose," a campaign focused on health and wellness for employees and their families.
- The event included medical consultations, screenings, and a conference on preventing hypertension and cancer risk factors, led by cancer specialist Dr. Aline Sillat Tamo Nzoumba.
- The company demonstrated its commitment to supporting the well-being of its employees, providing medical accompaniment to those who test positive for certain health conditions.
