A Time For Change Magazine - Working Toward Wellness
A Time For Change Magazine - Working Toward Wellness
A Time For Change Magazine - Working Toward Wellness
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Windsor Assembly Plant<br />
Keep Healthy – Know Your Numbers<br />
Blood pressure screening was available at the Know Stroke health and wellness fairs. The fairs were held on various<br />
dates and locations across the plant. A total of 288 employees participated by having their blood pressure measured.<br />
Nurses, as well as nursing students, were on-hand to discuss the importance of modifying personal risk factors to<br />
keep healthy and answer any questions. Kudos to all employees who were screened!<br />
You’re the Type…to Donate<br />
WAP collaborated with Canadian Blood Services (CBS) to recruit local blood donors for the Partners for Life program.<br />
Employees were invited to join the Chrysler Canada Inc./CAW - Windsor Assembly Plant “team” in its commitment to<br />
donate blood and save lives. Employees and family members can still join this program. If you have questions about<br />
your eligibility to donate, please contact CBS at 1-888-236-6283.<br />
WAP’s goal is to donate 160 units of blood, which could help treat 32 cancer patients undergoing treatment, before the<br />
end of 2012. To help achieve this goal, WAP management is allowing employees (after their fi rst donation) a workplace<br />
pass to donate blood on company time provided there is favourable manpower. Employees need to prearrange this with<br />
their Supervisor and submit proof of their blood donation immediately upon return to work. Please notify your WTW<br />
leads, Dave Baker (ext. 2192) or Ed Iannetta (ext. 2576), once you have donated fi ve times so that you can be rewarded<br />
by the plant manager. You CAN help WAP reach its target!<br />
Windsor Area<br />
Skating and <strong>Wellness</strong> Event, 2012<br />
Approximately 210 Chrysler Canada employees<br />
and their family members attended the Skate<br />
and <strong>Wellness</strong> event on March 25th . A number<br />
of community agencies, including the Red Cross<br />
and the District Stroke Centre, were on-site to<br />
share information about their programs and<br />
services. Chefs and students from Chez Talbot<br />
(the Culinary Program at St. Clair College)<br />
prepared, and donated, a number of delicious us u<br />
low-sodium soups for participants to try.<br />
MacKenzie and Kennedy are ready to skate.<br />
Chrysler employees’ charitable spirit was<br />
alive and well at this year’s event! Event<br />
participants could sample a soup and make<br />
a donation to the Heart and Stroke<br />
Foundation. Participants could also pay<br />
a toonie and test their puck shooting skills<br />
in scoring goals. A total of $225.00 was<br />
raised for the Foundation’s Big Bike<br />
Campaign, which WAP proudly supports.<br />
Chrysler families taking a break, while enjoying soup.<br />
A number of great prizes were given away.<br />
Congratulations to Adrian Trifan and<br />
his family who were the happy winners<br />
of a Wii-Fit + console package.<br />
Carlo DiLuca serves up delicious soup for<br />
a great cause.<br />
Krista quizzes Ben and Connor on sodium facts.<br />
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