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A tool to understand Wellington City Council’s role in supporting the social wellbeing of its communities
Our vision for social wellbeing is “An inclusive, liveable and resilient city where people and communities can learn, are connected, well housed, safe and healthy”. Wellington is a people-centred city. As such, we want all individuals, whānau and communities to have opportunities to connect, participate and thrive.
We’ve prepared a draft framework for understanding the role that the Council can take in improving social wellbeing for Wellingtonians. It’s just one of a number of plans and strategies which will help us to deliver on our 2040 vision for Wellington - and we'd like to know what you think of it.
The framework for Wellington aims to:
Acknowledge that there are many groups that make up Wellington city
Explore key issues that are impacting the social wellbeing of our people
Outline the different roles that the Council can take to improve social wellbeing
Consider evidence and measurable impacts
What’s planned for this consultation
The draft framework is now open for consultation, and there will be lots of ways to provide feedback:
A tool to understand Wellington City Council’s role in supporting the social wellbeing of its communities
Our vision for social wellbeing is “An inclusive, liveable and resilient city where people and communities can learn, are connected, well housed, safe and healthy”. Wellington is a people-centred city. As such, we want all individuals, whānau and communities to have opportunities to connect, participate and thrive.
We’ve prepared a draft framework for understanding the role that the Council can take in improving social wellbeing for Wellingtonians. It’s just one of a number of plans and strategies which will help us to deliver on our 2040 vision for Wellington - and we'd like to know what you think of it.
The framework for Wellington aims to:
Acknowledge that there are many groups that make up Wellington city
Explore key issues that are impacting the social wellbeing of our people
Outline the different roles that the Council can take to improve social wellbeing
Consider evidence and measurable impacts
What’s planned for this consultation
The draft framework is now open for consultation, and there will be lots of ways to provide feedback:
To make sure your feedback counts please complete the survey by 5pm Monday 10 May 2021.
Privacy statement - what we do with your personal information All submissions (including name and contact details) are provided in their entirety to elected members and made available to the public at our office and on our website. Personal information will also be used for the administration of the consultation process including informing you of the outcome of the consultation. All information collected will be held by Wellington City Council, 113 The Terrace, Wellington, with submitters having the right to access and correct personal information.
