FUTURE HEALTH

Cancer Recovery & Recurrence Reduction Programme

Supporting employees after cancer treatment through nutrition, lifestyle and recovery coaching. Helping them rebuild healthy habits, feel valued and supported, return to work with confidence, reduce long term absence and create a healthier, more engaged workforce.

Recovery doesn't end when treatment finishes.

For many employees, this is when the questions begin.

How do I look after myself now?

What actually reduces my risk?

How do I get back to feeling back to normal?

This programme gives employees a structured, nutrition and lifestyle education programme designed to support recovery after cancer treatment and help them build habits that support their long term health and reduce the risk of cancer coming back.

What’s the ROI on my workplace cancer recovery?

Increased productivity, engagement & innovation

Lower sick days, stress levels, sickness and absence

Enhance loyalty and retention of staff

A growth mindset & positive culture

Optimised energy, performance and wellbeing

Did you know?

Over 400,000 people are diagnosed with cancer every year in the UK.

With cancer rates continuing to rise, more employees than ever before are navigating life after treatment and returning to the workplace. For employers, this means a growing need to support recovery, reduce prolonged sickness absence and help employees return to work safely and confidently.

Around 1 in 2 people in the UK will develop cancer during their lifetime.

This could mean 50% of your workforce. Supporting employees affected by cancer is no longer a rare workplace issue, it's becoming an essential part of employee wellbeing. Without the right support, businesses face longer periods of sickness absence, increased reliance on agency staff, reduced productivity, added pressure on colleagues and lower team morale.

Fear of cancer recurrence is one of the most common unmet needs after treatment.

For many people, the emotional impact doesn't end when treatment finishes. The uncertainty can affect confidence, wellbeing and everyday life, including returning to work. For employers, this can mean reduced confidence, lower productivity, increased anxiety related absence and employees returning to work physically present but struggling to perform at their best.

The need for support doesn't end when treatment does.

Many people return to work while still managing fatigue, cognitive changes, anxiety and concerns about recurrence. Supporting employees beyond treatment helps them rebuild confidence and navigate the transition back into work. For employers, this means a more confident and sustainable return to work, reduced long term sickness absence, improved productivity and higher employee retention. It also demonstrates a commitment to employee wellbeing, helping build trust, engagement and a workplace where people feel valued.

The Problem

Most organisations do an incredible job supporting employees through treatment.

Though support often disappears once treatment ends.

Many employees return to work carrying:

  • Fear of recurrence

  • Confusion

  • Information overload

  • Fatigue

  • A loss of confidence in their body.

And they are expected to get back to normal.

Many never feel normal again.

One in three employees diagnosed with cancer will still not be back at work a year later.Without the right support, businesses don't just lose time, they lose experience, productivity, team morale and spend thousands on agency staff, overtime and recruitment to fill the gap.

Replacing an employee who leaves due to ill health costs employers more than £11,000 on average once recruitment and onboarding are included.

Why This Matters To Employers

Cancer affects far more than physical health.

Employees returning after treatment often experience many health issues following their treatment and employers face the consequences of this.

The need for support doesn't end when treatment does. Many people return to work while still managing fatigue, cognitive changes, anxiety and concerns about recurrence.

Supporting employees beyond treatment helps them rebuild confidence and navigate the transition back into work. This improves the wellbeing of employees and helps people feel valued long after treatment has finished.

Without proactive support, businesses face increased sickness absence, reduced productivity, higher recruitment costs and the loss of experienced employees.

Introducing

FUTURE HEALTH:

The Cancer Recovery Programme

A sixteen week guided education programme combining lifestyle medicine, nutrition, environmental health, nervous system support and weekly coaching.

Employees Have Access To:

  • Flexible weekly online learning



    Employees will build their knowledge one step at a time through weekly recorded lessons designed to fit around work and everyday life. They will understand not just what to do, but why it matters, giving them the confidence to make decisions that support their health.

  • Weekly live coaching & Q&A



    Every week employees will meet in a group and will be able to ask any questions they have, receive personalised guidance and learn alongside others on a similar journey. It's their opportunity to gain clarity, stay accountable and feel supported every step of the way.

  • Simple weekly action plans



    Knowledge only creates change when it's put into practice. Each week employees receive simple, realistic actions to help them apply what they have learnt, build lasting habits and make steady progress without feeling overwhelmed.

  • A supportive private community



    Recovery can feel lonely, but it doesn't have to. Employees have access to a private community where they can ask questions, celebrate progress and connect with others who understand what they are going through.

Your employees are in safe hands

This programme has been created by Chloe Jane, Founder of Cloco Health.

  • Environmental Medicine Practitioner

  • Health Coach

  • Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis HTMA Practitioner

  • Member of the Association Of Naturopathic Practitioners

  • Cancer Care Coach

After five members of her family were diagnosed with cancer, Chloe dedicated her career to understanding why cancer develops and what can be done to reduce the risk and better support recovery.

What Makes This Programme Different

Most programmes focus on information.

This programme focuses on implementation.

Every week employees learn one topic.

Every week they have access to live coaching.

Every week they leave knowing exactly what to implement before the following session.

The goal isn't simply to understand health.

It's to build habits that last.

Unlike many external wellbeing programmes, this programme requires just one hour per week during working hours, minimising disruption to the working day while fitting around operational demands.

Sessions are delivered live online, eliminating the need for travel, room bookings or full day workshops, making it easy to roll out across multiple sites or remote teams.

Employees receive practical actions they can implement immediately, rather than leaving with pages of notes that are never put into practice.

The programme is designed to complement the workplace, not interrupt it, helping businesses support employee wellbeing without compromising productivity or operational performance.

With this programme it means that managers are not expected to become cancer recovery experts. Employees receive specialist support from an expert, reducing the pressure on line managers to navigate complex health conversations while ensuring staff receive the correct guidance.

Everything That Is Covered Within Future Health

A 16 Week Path to Healthier & More Resilient Employees

Weekly Support Each Employee Receives:

✓ 16 weekly training sessions

✓ 16 live coaching calls

✓ Practical workbooks

✓ Implementation tasks

✓ Accountability

✓ Opportunity to ask questions every week

Frequently Asked Questions

This programme is for the people who have already experienced how precious health is.

Cancer changes the way employees look at life.

It reminds them that time matters and that their body matters and that the way they live

each day matters.

This programme is about moving employees forward with confidence.

Knowing that the choices they are making every day are supporting their long term health.

Knowing that they are giving their body the best possible conditions to recover, repair and thrive.

Your people are your greatest investment.

The knowledge, experience and leadership your longest standing employees carry cannot be replaced overnight. But they are also the people most likely to face long

term health challenges as they get older.

One in two people will develop cancer during their lifetime.

For every organisation, this means it could be 50% of your work force. It affects people, teams, productivity and the culture you've worked hard to build.

This programme is an investment in protecting the people who have helped build your business.

It gives employees practical education on the lifestyle factors that influence long term health, so they can make better choices for their health

By bringing this programme into your organisation, you are creating a workplace that values prevention as much as performance.

A workplace where employees feel supported, valued and equipped to take care of their health before problems arise.

This is not just another wellbeing opportunity.

This is an opportunity to help to build a healthier, more resilient workforce by encouraging healthier habits that can support energy, resilience and long term wellbeing.

You're demonstrating that the people behind your business matter just as much as the results they deliver.

Every organisation wants its people to thrive, not just today, but for years to come.

This programme is a commitment to protecting the future of your workforce.

Because your business only succeeds when your people do.

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