'Now it's time for us to look after them': Accor gives back to healthcare workers
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'Now it's time for us to look after them': Accor gives back to healthcare workers
Accor has rewarded the care and compassion of Australia's frontline workers during the pandemic by gifting a selection of 'Healthcare Heroes' free luxury getaways.
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AccorAccor Chief Operating Officer Pacific, Simon McGrath with some of the Healthcare Heroes of St Vincent's Hospital in Sydney.
An Operational Nurse Unit Manager at St Vincent's Hospital in Sydney has been recognised for her unwavering dedication during the pandemic response after being awarded the major prize in Accor's Healthcare Heroes initiative.
Designed to applaud the work and commitment that frontline health workers give to communities, the two-week activation culminated in a presentation last week, during which 2000 employees at St Vincent's were awarded luxury breaks.
At a glance:
- Accor has rewarded frontline medical workers with luxury getaways as part of its Healthcare Heroes initiative.
- Operational Nurse Unit Manager at St Vincent's Hospital in Sydney, Amy Matthew, was awarded the major prize seven-night family escape for four people to any Australian destination including flights, accommodation and an Accor Plus membership.
- Accor Chief Operating Officer Pacific, Simon McGrath, said the group would "never forget" the contribution of healthcare workers to the pandemic response.
As the winner of the major prize, Amy Matthew is set to enjoy a seven-night family escape for four people to any Australian destination including flights, accommodation and an Accor Plus membership.
The campaign also saw an additional 100 healthcare heroes from across Australia recognised with an overnight stay and an Accor Plus membership, which brings additional exclusive food and beverage benefits.
St Vincent Operational Nurse Unit Manager Amy Matthew being awarded her major prize. Source: Accor
Accor Chief Operating Officer Pacific, Simon McGrath said the group were "immensely grateful" for the contribution of the healthcare heroes.
"They are the true soldiers on the frontline and, day after day, they dedicate their lives to caring for others," he said.
“We wanted to recognise the important work they do in an authentic way, so we built this initiative, which is centred around sharing and acknowledging their stories, contributions and triumphs.
“Our industry acknowledges the important role healthcare professionals play, and their contribution and support is critical to us as we move through this health and economic crisis.
“We will never forget our healthcare workers."
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