Al-Futtaim Honda Sheds Light on The Breakdown That Matters on World Mental Health Day
Oct. 11, 2024
In recognition of World Mental Health Day, Al-Futtaim Honda, in partnership with Memac Ogilvy, has launched a social campaign highlighting the well-being of those behind the wheel. The campaign serves as a thoughtful reminder that sometimes the breakdown isn’t under the hood, urging individuals to pause, reflect, and prioritize their mental health.
This initiative underscores the belief that caring for ourselves is far more essential than maintaining our vehicles.
Homer Gagalang, Marketing Manager at Al-Futtaim Honda said:
“Honda has always been committed to empowering journeys. We take this opportunity to extend our support to people, encouraging them to care for themselves as we recognize that mental health is integral to keeping everything moving forward.”
Through this campaign, Al-Futtaim Honda aims to spark meaningful conversations about mental well-being and inspire a commitment to self-care among the people of the UAE. By highlighting the importance of mental health, Honda reinforces its dedication to the community, both on the road and beyond.
For more information about Al-Futtaim Honda, visit honda.ae
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