JTEKT STINGS AICHI has signed an agreement with Okazaki City and the Okazaki Medical Association to work across the community to increase participation in health screenings and establish exercise habits.
JTEKT STINGS AICHI announced that it had signed an agreement with its hometown of Okazaki and the Okazaki Medical Association to improve residents’ health awareness and establish healthy habits. The agreement, titled the “Agreement on Implementing the Initiative to Improve Health Awareness and Establish Healthy Habits in Okazaki City: Health Project Connecting to the Future,” calls for the three parties to work together to promote community health. The initiative will use sports to create opportunities for health promotion for people of all ages, from children to older adults.
Activities under the agreement include increasing participation in health screenings and cancer screenings, promoting exercise habits, disseminating health-related information, and holding events. Through their cooperation, the three parties aim to create an environment in which local residents can feel closer to health promotion.
STINGS AICHI has previously signed an agreement with Okazaki City concerning sports promotion and has worked to foster community interaction and create opportunities to participate in sports. The signing ceremony was held at Okazaki City Hall, attended by President and Representative Director Ishii Yuji (石井 裕二) and others, who gave comments.