Bedfont Receives highly commended status at Kent Mental Wellbeing Awards

Medtech company Bedfont Scientific Ltd, based in Harrietsham, Kent, has received recognition for creating a supportive and inclusive workplace and commitment to mental wellbeing at the Kent Mental Wellbeing Awards.

The Kent Mental Wellbeing Awards, an event delivered by Mind in Bexley, is held annually to showcase the people, organisations and initiatives that help us cope with life. Bedfont was nominated for one of these awards last summer.

Bedfont has over 47 years of expertise and knowledge in designing and manufacturing medical breath analysis devices. With mental wellbeing at the heart of the organisation, there is a dedicated team of ‘Wellbeing Warriors’ in force, ensuring a healthy work-life balance for all staff members.

The Wellbeing Warriors work tirelessly around the clock, organising stress-busting activities, external talks on relevant topics and healthy breakfasts or lunches. All of which are designed to create a supportive and balanced work environment. They are also on hand to listen, offer guidance, and provide practical solutions to anyone struggling.

Bedfont narrowly missed out on scooping the win but has received the ‘Highly Commended’ status by the Kent Mental Wellbeing Awards, highlighting the hard work and effort of the team.

Bedfont CEO Jason Smith said: “At Bedfont, mental wellbeing is at the core of everything we do. We understand that when our employees feel supported and empowered, they thrive, not just professionally, but personally as well.”

Wellbeing manager Claire Dadswell added: “The wellbeing team are delighted to have been awarded the ‘Highly commended’ status for our wellbeing efforts in the workplace.

“This recognition reflects our commitment to creating a workplace where every individual can thrive, feel supported and bring their best selves to work each day. Together, we continue to build a culture of care, balance and wellbeing.”

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