Telecel Ghana closes Care and Wellbeing Month with ‘Fusion’ – A day of team bonding, healthy competition and fitness
Telecel Ghana concluded its annual Care and Wellbeing Month with ‘Fusion’, an energetic day of team bonding, friendly interdepartmental competitions and exercise.
Telecel Ghana wrapped up its annual Care and Wellbeing Month with the 'Fusion' event, celebrating team unity, competition and fitness. The day of team building took place at the Burma Camp Sports Complex, where colleagues from all departments gathered to prioritize their physical, mental and social wellness. Integrated into Telecel Ghana's employee wellness initiative, Care Month, the program featured customer interactions, wellness seminars, fitness challenges, counseling sessions and volunteer work, culminating in the Fusion competition.
Highlights included a 5-kilometer walk, aerobics, relay races, board games, tug-of-war and musical chairs. Employees competed for trophies and camaraderie, fostering a strong team spirit and supporting their overall wellbeing. Rachael Appenteng, Telecel Ghana's Director of Human Resources, highlighted that "connectivity begins within" for the company, and Fusion was an opportunity to honor employees, fortify their One-Team mentality, and reinforce that wellbeing is a priority.
Participants praised the day as invigorating, inclusive and reinvigorating. Cynthia Akafia, Regulatory and Compliance Manager, remarked, "As a first-time attendee to Telecel Fusion, I couldn't believe we could dedicate a day to fitness and wellbeing. The walk was refreshing, and I had a chance to bond better with my teammates, meeting faces I rarely interact with at work."
The event concluded with an awards ceremony honoring victorious teams and exceptional team dynamics, accompanied by music, refreshments, and networking. Telecel Ghana strives to maintain employee wellbeing, engagement and a culture of care through initiatives that align with its goal of being an employer of choice in Ghana.
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