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Between 4 and 31 May, AstraZeneca’s step challenge will take place in the Wellr app.
The challenge is being carried out as part of AstraZeneca’s partnership with BRIS and highlights 116 111 — the number for BRIS’s support helpline for children and young people. The goal is for as many AstraZeneca employees in Sweden as possible to take part and show their support together for every child’s right to feel well.
To participate, you need to be registered in the Wellr app. An invitation to the challenge will be sent out on 20 April, and from then on you can open the app and accept your participation.
In the Wellr app, you will also find other content such as nutritional advice, personalised plans, exercise challenges and health tests. Click the video below to see how Wellr works.
You can register by clicking the "register" button. Then, enter your email and one of the codes:
You will then receive a registration email with further instructions at the email address you provided. The email will be sent from no-reply@wellr.se.
⚠️ If you do not receive the registration email, you can check whether you already have an account by clicking “Reset password.”
You use the same login details that you entered when registering your Wellr account. Your email address will be your username, and your password is the one you chose yourself.
First, check whether the registration email has ended up in your spam folder. If it is not there, it may be because you already have an account in Wellr. In that case, click here to reset your password. If you do not receive a password reset email, please contact us at contact@wellr.se
On 20 April, you will receive an invitation email for the challenge. You can then open the Wellr app and accept your participation. If you register with Wellr after 20 April, it may take up to 24 hours before you receive an invitation to the challenge.
If you delete your Wellr account, your personal information will be deleted immediately and your health statistics will be anonymized.
Personal data and health statistics are stored in Sweden (Falkenberg and Stockholm), and no personal data is processed outside the EU or by cloud services with American ownership.
