The social wellbeing of our community cuts across all demographic areas: successful children, strong families, populations with special needs that are addressed and supported, and thriving older adults are fundamental to a healthy community. Yet, as a community, we recognize that there are several aspects of individuals’ personal lives that impact the quality of life for all and require a coordinated community effort to make positive change. The inability to pay for basic needs such as food, housing, transportation and childcare threatens social wellbeing by putting excess strain on individuals and families. Additionally, how a community addresses the needs of its children and adults with disabilities speaks volumes as to our social wellbeing.

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