31 Aug, 2022

Positive Outcomes for Local Wellbeing Program

The Naracoorte Lucindale Wellbeing Program has evolved from a pilot program into successful model, according to its 2021-2022 Evaluation Report.

The Evaluation Report, which was presented to Naracoorte Lucindale Council’s August meeting, reflects on a year of successes, key achievements and significant community impact in the 2021-2022 financial year.

Key findings from the Evaluation Report include:

• The program delivered 22 initiatives with the help of 38 delivery partners, reaching more than 1,650 people.
• The average score given by participants regarding the impact of initiatives on their immediate wellbeing was 4.46 out of 5, indicating that participants felt the initiative had a high and positive impact on their immediate health and wellbeing.
• The initiatives were found to achieve increased physical activity, inspired people to become healthier, increased knowledge about health and wellbeing, supported positive impacts on mental health, reduced social isolation and increased sense of belonging in community.

To read the full Media Release from Council, CLICK HERE.

And to read the 2021-2022 Evaluation Report in its entirety and find out more about the Naracoorte Lucindale Wellbeing Program, go to https://bit.ly/nlcwellbeing

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Media Spokespeople:

Mayor Erika Vickery OAM - email erika.vickery@nlc.sa.gov.au, phone 0427622133

Trevor Smart, CEO - email trevor.smart@nlc.sa.gov.au, phone 87601100

General Media Enquiries:

Jayne Miller, Manager Engagement & Community - email jayne.miller@nlc.sa.gov.au, phone 87601100