Explore what's on at Health & Wellbeing at Work on 10-11 March 2026 at the NEC Birmingham.
Attendees immersed themselves in interactive learning and experienced exciting new features. They left invigorated, inspired, and full of fresh ideas.
The Wellbeing Village returns for 2026, the village offers a space to reflect on your learnings or simply unwind. Visit the Menopause Hub for empowering 'how to' drop-in sessions, designed to equip managers with the tools to foster a more inclusive and supportive workplace culture.
The village also provides opportunities to receive a health check, try chair yoga and breathwork or simply relax and get away from the bustle of the exhibition floor in the relaxation area.
The 2025 Wellbeing Village highlights
We've teamed up with Financial Wellbeing Month initiative and the businesses behind it (FinWELL Training Ltd, MHFA England and R;pple Suicide Prevention Charity). Expect exhibitors, talks and workshops that will run at the hub across the two days where attendees can learn how to improve financial wellbeing, empowering healthier relationships with money and better mental health, performance and productivity within their organisations.
Sometimes, most memorable and best part of a exhibition is having a great conversation over coffee or lunch between sessions and meeting exhibitors, so we’ve designed the whole experience to make this happen. There will be multiple networking areas across the event, giving you the perfect opportunity to meet new people, catch up and share ideas.
Meet the UK's leading workplace health and wellbeing brands. Expect 150+ exhibitors with thousands of products, services and innovations to help support the health and wellbeing of your employees. This is your opportunity to discover the latest solutions that will help you meet the wellbeing needs of your employees, now and in the future.
Browse 2025 exhibitors
Eight conference streams will run across two innovative days at Health & Wellbeing at Work. We've invited 140+ of the most influential minds in the industry to challenge your thinking and answer your questions across 150+ must-attend talks. This cutting-edge, evidence-based content will be crucial in elevating your approach, shaping your strategy and discovering what does and doesn’t work when it comes to supporting employee health and wellbeing.
The Sensory Calm Quiet Room is 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.