Core values

- **Holistic Approach to Health and Wellbeing**: The project goes beyond traditional health metrics by considering environmental, societal, and subjective wellbeing factors such as happiness, resilience, social connections, and equity. This holistic approach ensures a more complete understanding of community wellbeing[1][4].
- **Data-Driven Decision Making**: The project uses data to inform policy decisions, allocate resources, and cultivate partnerships, which helps in targeting specific trends and needs within the community effectively[1][4].
- **Improvement in Quality of Life**: By focusing on dimensions such as outlook, place, health, economic opportunity, learning, and community, the project aims to improve the overall quality of life for its residents. This includes ensuring access to opportunities for lifelong learning, stable housing, healthy food, clean air, and living wage jobs[4].
- **Promotion of Positive Change**: The project aligns resources, programs, and policies to drive improvements in community wellbeing, which promotes positive change by addressing the root causes of health and wellbeing issues rather than just the symptoms[4].
- **Contribution to Community Wellbeing**: The project’s framework is designed to be open source, allowing other communities to learn from and replicate it, thereby contributing to a broader positive impact on community wellbeing[4].