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Ageing Well in Wellington Shire a priority with community feedback open until 11 December 2022
It is more important than ever that support services and programs are put in place to support residents to age well, live healthy lives, and be engaged and connected in local communities.
Wellington Shire Council would like to know what Ageing Well in Wellington Shire looks like now and into the future. Older adults contribute greatly to community life and are our fastest growing population groups in Wellington. We know that ageing well is a key consideration for our community, and we have a role to play in influencing improved outcomes for the local community and ensuring services meet local needs.
Complete a short survey about Ageing Well in Wellington Shire and let the council know how they can better support you
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Wellington Shire Council Mayor Ian Bye said that when we consider what ageing in Wellington will look like, we want to make sure services, programs and our physical spaces allow for everyone to feel welcome, no matter their age.
Cr Bye said, "I encourage all local residents aged 55 and over, including carers, service providers and family members to have their say in the Ageing Well in Wellington Shire consultation process. This is your chance to share your experience of ageing and highlight the support that you will need to age well."
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Cr Bye added, "We really want to know how you feel about your quality of life, the issues you face when accessing existing support services and what you need to stay healthy and connected as you age. We are working proactively to lead the way, and build a healthy Wellington for all ages. I am looking forward to achieving the outcomes identified through this consultation process."
Visit Wellington Shire Council's Your Wellington Your Say platform to find out more about Ageing Well in Wellington Shire. Head to Ageing Well in Wellington Shire website to complete a short survey. Consultation is open until Sunday 11 December 2022.
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Source: www.gippsland.com
Published by: news@gippsland.com
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