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Olympic Fever: Our Social Media Giveaway!
To celebrate the Olympics, we ran a fun-filled social media content–guessing how many medals Team GB would take home for a chance to win a £50 Amazon voucher! While no one guessed the exact number, one keen participant came impressively close, missing by just 2 medals! It was an exciting way to get our Unifiers involved and share in the Olympic spirit.
First Friday Socials: Summer Fun & Wellbeing Wins
July saw us fire up the grill for a BBQ social, where Gavin Scotchbrook served up a mouth-watering feast! It was a perfect evening to relax, enjoy games and reconnect with fellow Unifiers over good food and drinks.
In August, we switched it up with a Pies and Peas theme, diving into a hearty discussion on wellbeing at Unity. After polishing off the pies, the team brainstormed new ideas to enhance our well-being programmes, reviewing results from our recent survey.
Both socials were a smash hit–fostering great conversations, team-building and fresh ideas for the future!
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