Unlocking Your Potential:
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About Us
Canada’s Healthy Workplace Month (CHWM) is the annual celebration to inspire organizations across the country to create and sustain healthy workplaces. Led by Excellence Canada, every October for the past 25 years, we encourage employers to prioritize employee well-being by fostering environments that support physical, psychological, and social health.
Since its inception, CHWM has provdided businesses with resources, tools, and actionable strategies to enhance workplace culture, engagement, and productivity. By focusing on leadership, mental health, healthy lifestyles, and workplace culture, we empower organizations to make lasting improvements that benefit both employees and businesses alike.
At Excellence Canada, we believe that a healthy workplace is a foundation for organized success. Through CHWM, we aim to recognize, educate, and celebrate companies that are committed to fostering a thriving workforce.
Join us again this year in making workplace wellness a priority – because a healthier workplace means a stronger, more resilient, more competitive Canada.
2025 PROGRAM
Coming Summer 2025
Weekly Topics
A Growth Mindset- Embracing Agility
Embracing a growth mindset helps teams adapt, innovate, and thrive. Stay open to change, learn from challenges, and foster resilience for a stronger, more agile workplace.
The Power of Belonging
A sense of belonging fosters connection, collaboration, and well-being. Support an inclusive workplace where everyone feels valued, heard, and empowered to thrive.
Physical & Mental Synergy
A healthy mind and body work together for overall well-being. Prioritize movement, mindfulness, and self-care to boost energy, focus, and resilience at work.
Sustainable Balance
Achieving balance means prioritizing well-being while maintaining productivity. Set boundaries, recharge, and create healthy habits for long-term success at work and beyond.
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2025 Sponsors
We are grateful for the support of our sponsors who help make Canada’s Healthy Workplace Month possible. Their commitment to workplace well-being empowers organizations across the country to create healthier, more engaged environments.
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Friends of CHWM
Academic Partners
2025 Canada's Healthy Workplace Month Project Team
Reyhan Moshtaghi
Reyhaneh (Reyhan) Moshtaghi is a certified wellness coach with a background in Industrial Engineering and over seven years of experience in holistic well-being. An author and graduate of Humber College’s Health and Wellness Coaching program, she integrates yoga, neuroscience, and healing arts through her work as founder of Orange Feather Well-Being Haven. Her recent placement with Excellence Canada reflects her commitment to advancing personal and organizational wellness through coaching, leadership development, and the cultivation of healthy workplace cultures.
Venayak Attri
Venayak Attri is a healthcare professional specializing in Workplace Wellness and Health Promotion, with a background in Pharmaceutical Sciences. Currently studying at Centennial College, his diverse experience spans pharmacy, quality assurance, operations, and client service. During his placement with Excellence Canada, he contributed to the Canada’s Healthy Workplace Month 2025 Project, helping shape its strategic wellness framework. Venayak is committed to advancing inclusive, evidence-informed wellness strategies that promote healthier, more resilient workplaces across Canada
Alexander Shaibu
Alexander Shaibu is a dedicated professional with a background in Workplace Wellness and Health Promotion and Cybersecurity from Centennial College, Canada. With experience in workplace safety, wellness, mental health, and organizational well-being, he is currently a member of project team at Excellence Canada, contributing to Canada’s Healthy Workplace Month 2025. He is passionate about fostering inclusive and healthy environments.