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Over 10-11 March 2026, visitors to the show immersed themselves in interactive learning, experienced exciting new features, discovered the latest technological solutions and made valuable connections with like-minded individuals, leaving invigorated, inspired, and full of fresh ideas.
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Financial Wellbeing Zone
After a successful 2025 the Financial Wellbeing Hub returned to Health & Wellbeing at Work. Visitors met specialist exhibitors, took part in expert-led discussions and participated in practical workshops that ran across both days of the show. Attendees learned how to improve financial wellbeing, how to promote healthier relationships with money and how this impacts better mental health, performance and productivity within their organisations.
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Wellbeing Village
Offering a space for reflection, discovering new skills or simply switching off for a few minutes, the popular Wellbeing Village returned to Health & Wellbeing at Work for 2026. Amongst other things visitors had the chance to get a free health check and learn life-saving skills in the garden area. Sponsored by City Dressing.
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Innovative Exhibitors
Whatever wellbeing solution you need for your organisation, you'll find it amongst the specialist exhibitors taking part in Health & Wellbeing at Work. 2026 visitors could expect to meet over 150 brands over two days with thousands of products, services and innovations to help support their employees now and in the future.
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Unmissable Talks
The myriad of learning opportunities available at the show is always a huge draw for visitors. 2026 saw eight conference streams featuring over 140 of the most influential minds in the industry to challenge perceptions and answer questions across more than 150 must-attend talks. Every year, this cutting-edge, evidence-based content is crucial in elevating practitioners' approach, shaping strategy and discovering what does and doesn’t work when it comes to supporting employee health and wellbeing.
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The Sensory Room
The Sensory Calm Quiet Room was once again a sanctuary of tranquillity amidst the bustling event, offering a safe and supportive space for those needing a moment to reset.
Designed with neuro-inclusion in mind, this carefully curated environment provides essential tools to help regulate sensory input, including noise-cancelling headsets, weighted blankets, sensory fidgets, and comfortable seating. Gentle sensory lighting, a soothing colour palette, and biophilic design elements bring a sense of nature indoors, enhancing relaxation and overall wellbeing.
By offering this vital facility, the event reaffirms its commitment to inclusivity and accessibility, ensuring that all attendees, especially neurodivergent individuals, feel valued and supported. This space is a powerful reminder that true wellbeing is not just about participation but also about creating environments where everyone can feel comfortable, respected, and able to thrive.
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Networking, Relaxation and Refreshments
The best events are about the people who are there. Connecting with other like-minded visitors, discussing similar issues and learning from industry colleagues can be some of the most memorable parts of an event Whether it's having a great conversation over coffee or lunch or getting to know the person next to you in one of the theatres, we’ve designed the whole experience to make this happen. Health & Wellbeing at Work offered multiple networking areas across the event, giving visitors the perfect opportunity to meet new people, catch up and share ideas.