Your Member Benefits Website features include:

  • Access to online articles with helpful information
  • Ability to submit an online form asking a counselor to contact you
  • Topics covering working life, wellness, parenting, management, etc.
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  • On the next screen, you’ll be asked to enter your company code and company password.

Your Customer Hub features include:

  • Automated headcount updates in UCMS
  • Invoicing reflective of the active populations under your account
  • Access reporting with case trends, disruptive issues, utilisation

Local Service Partners

Local Service Partners are independent EAPs with which WPO has established strategic relationships for the delivery of global EAP services in alignment with the WPO models, processes and quality standards.

Cancer Care Compass

Supporting every step of the cancer journey

Why Cancer Support Is a Workplace Imperative

An estimated 1 in 2 people will develop cancer in their lifetime—more than half of whom are of working age.
Cancer is already affecting your workforce, whether visibly or silently. Employees may be navigating a diagnosis,
caring for a loved one, supporting a teammate, or returning to work after treatment.

And yet, many still:

– Hide their diagnosis out of fear of stigma

– Struggle to find support while managing work and treatment

– Return to the workplace without proper reintegration or accommodations

The result? Disengagement, lost productivity, emotional exhaustion—and for employers, increased turnover and reduced team performance.

Comprehensive Support for Cancer Recovery and Workplace Reintegration

Cancer Care Compass helps resolve the complex challenge of supporting employees through a cancer diagnosis by providing a human-centered, clinically guided support program. It offers personalized care at every stage of the journey, with a dedicated Cancer Care Coordinator trained in vocational recovery who supports individuals from diagnosis and treatment through to workplace reintegration.  

 

Our Framework: LLSW

This is a vocational reintegration program grounded in the LLSW framework (Learning, Living, Social, Working) to provide a holistic, all-environments approach, and support a whole-person recovery: physical, emotional, professional, and personal. 

Cancer Care Compass empowers survivors to reclaim their purpose, identity, and sense of control, while helping organizations build a workplace culture rooted in empathy, inclusion, and resilience. 

 

 

The Benefits for Employees

Cancer Care Compass promotes healing beyond the medical side. It helps employees: 

– Heal holistically—emotionally, physically, socially, and vocationally 

– Regain confidence and clarity about their next steps 

– Return to meaningful work with purpose, not pressure 

– Reclaim their identity and sense of control 

The Value for Organizations

Cancer is more than a health condition—it’s a workplace challenge that affects your people, teams, and culture. 

When organizations lack coordinated support: 

– Employees suffer in silence, increasing presenteeism and absenteeism 

– Managers feel unprepared to respond with empathy or structure 

– Teams absorb the emotional and operational toll 

– Traditional benefits like EAPs often fall short of the complexity cancer introduces 

Why Your Response Matters

In moments of personal crisis, employees remember how their employer showed up. Providing structured, compassionate cancer support leads to: 

– Deeper loyalty and emotional trust 

– A culture of inclusion and psychological safety 

– A stronger employer brand, especially for aging or at-risk workforces 

– Lower turnover and faster return-to-work outcomes 

– Managers who are equipped avoid burnout, legal risk, and morale damage 

Among all your HR priorities, cancer is the one challenge already impacting your people—visibly or silently. And how you respond defines your leadership, your culture, and your brand. 

Creating a Culture of Support and Resilience

Cancer Care Compass helps organizations go beyond compliance requirements. It gives HR and leadership the tools to build a culture of care, one that supports healing, resilience, and human connection when it matters most. 

Let’s help your employees feel seen, supported, and empowered—at every step of the cancer journey. 

Wellbeing Case Studies

Case Study

Transforming People Leadership in a Volatile World

The Situation: After the COVID-19 pandemic, a large multinational resources company faced challenges supporting a workforce strained by uncertainty, disruptions, and mental health concerns. Border restrictions left many expatriates unable to return home, increasing stress levels, while fluctuating workloads overwhelmed employees. In a region where…
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Transforming People Leadership in a Growing Cybersecurity Firm

The Situation: A rapidly expanding cybersecurity firm in the APAC region faced challenges as their workforce grew, particularly in roles involving intensive online monitoring for antisocial content. With employees in multiple locations, the HR team needed to enhance leadership skills to support employee wellbeing and…
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Case Study

Bullying at School

SITUATION   A working mother recently sought support through the Child and Family Wellbeing plan for her 12-year-old daughter, who had been experiencing bullying at school. The family had just relocated to the mother’s home country, where her daughter faced language barriers. Unlike her peers,…
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Social and Academic Performance 

SITUATION   A concerned father sought support through the Child and Family Wellbeing plan for his 13-year-old son. The dad realized that his boy had become timid and quiet since starting secondary school. This change in behaviour was negatively impacting the son’s academic performance and confidence.…
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Substance Misuse and Self-Harm Tendencies

SITUATION   A concerned father sought assistance through the Child and Family Wellbeing plan for his teenage daughter. He reported that his daughter had begun hiding her occasional social use of cannabis. This behaviour caused undue stress in the family. The father was concerned, because a…
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* The story above is based on a real-life situation, but details have been changed or omitted to protect the anonymity of the individual receiving support.

Case Study

The Situation: After the COVID-19 pandemic, a large multinational resources..

7 October 2024

The Situation: A rapidly expanding cybersecurity firm in the APAC..

7 October 2024
  • Bullying and Harassment

SITUATION   A working mother recently sought support through the..

3 June 2024
  • Pressure to Perform

SITUATION   A concerned father sought support through the Child and..

3 June 2024

SITUATION   A concerned father sought assistance through the Child and..

3 June 2024

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A.I.R. Training for Managers – World Mental Health Day 2025

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Dr. Kennette Thigpen joins #BHT2025 to discuss evolving beyond traditional EAPs and redefining mental health support in today’s workplace.