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Consultation has concluded
Council is leading the development of a new four-year municipal health and wellbeing plan, ‘Well placed for Wellbeing 2021-25’. The aim of this plan is to improve the health and wellbeing of all East Gippsland communities.
A framework was released in December 2021 and the full draft plan is now open for final public comment before seeking Council endorsement in April.
Working with our health partners and communities, five priority areas have been identified and strategic objectives for each included.
Various forums have been held across the plan's development including;
Public consultations
Key stakeholder forums
Facilitated working groups
Direct community group and network engagement.
Good health and wellbeing is important. It enables people to participate fully in community life and is essential for a strong economy.
Over 1000 people have been part of the plans development thus far and we are now asking Do we have it Right?
Join the conversation by;
Reviewing the draft plan documents on this page
Watching the short videos below
Taking either the short or long survey below and tell us if you think we do have it right and why.
These short videos help explain the 5 health priorities
Liveable: East Gippslanders have healthy, accessible, safe and sustainable natural and built environments
Healthy and well: East Gippslanders are socially, emotionally, mentally and physically health and well
Safe and secure: East Gippsland individuals, families and communities are safe and inclusive
Connected to culture and community: East Gippslanders are resilient, culturally connected and able to adapt to change
Able to participate: All East Gippslanders have access to economic and educational opportunities
Council is leading the development of a new four-year municipal health and wellbeing plan, ‘Well placed for Wellbeing 2021-25’. The aim of this plan is to improve the health and wellbeing of all East Gippsland communities.
A framework was released in December 2021 and the full draft plan is now open for final public comment before seeking Council endorsement in April.
Working with our health partners and communities, five priority areas have been identified and strategic objectives for each included.
Various forums have been held across the plan's development including;
Public consultations
Key stakeholder forums
Facilitated working groups
Direct community group and network engagement.
Good health and wellbeing is important. It enables people to participate fully in community life and is essential for a strong economy.
Over 1000 people have been part of the plans development thus far and we are now asking Do we have it Right?
Join the conversation by;
Reviewing the draft plan documents on this page
Watching the short videos below
Taking either the short or long survey below and tell us if you think we do have it right and why.
Conversations with our health partners and communities have identified five priority outcomes that must be included in the Well placed for Wellbeing 2021-25 plan. These are:
Liveable
Healthy and well
Safe and secure
Connected to culture and community
Able to participate
Strategic objectives under each priority outcome have been drafted.
It is important to note that the draft plan takes into consideration and incorporates
A partnership approach to delivery with clear roles for Council and health partners
Priorities and actions identified by stakeholders and the community (“Top 10 most important health and wellbeing priorities…”)
The need to change the way we work – remove the ‘business as usual’ to ensure a targeted plan
Our communities and stakeholders are:
at various stages of recovery
fatigued but committed – must work at their pace
Resources required – annual action plans and reviews
Health and wellbeing at ‘heart of what Council does’ and will be integrated into the Council Plan in the future
Consultation has concluded
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