Measuring
To take action, we need to know where we are starting.
Our first well-being survey is now closed. Thank you to all who participated. Results coming soon.
We uncover and monitor data and trends that affect our daily lives.
Wello's primary data collection tool is adapted from the World Health Organization’s Quality of Life – BREF survey. This tool has been tested and proven to effectively identify well-being problems. It will collect the local, Brown County voice in four discrete elements of health and well-being. These include an individual’s:
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Physical
Well-BeingNutrition, physical activity, sleep, pain management, stress
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Emotional
Well-BeingEmotional health, sense of purpose, outlook, isolation
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Community
Well-BeingEnvironment, civic engagement, financial health, lifelong learning
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Social
Well-BeingRelationships, spirituality, support, connection
Build evidence to amplify and support local efforts.
Results will allow us to pinpoint where to take action to address the unique factors that are preventing people from being as well as possible. It also showcases were progress is made over time.
Our first well-being survey is now closed. Thank you to all who participated. Results coming soon.
Visualizing Greater Green Bay’s Well-Being
Your Voice
Brown County Measure Coming Soon!
Measures to Dive Deeper
Physical Well-Being
Feeling good to live a full, well life.
Well-Being Indicator:
Coming Soon!
Brown County Measure
Supporting Brown County, WI Metrics
Adult Obesity Rate:
2018, County Health Rankings
Adult Physical Inactivity:
2018, County Health Rankings
Poor Physical Health Days:
2018, County Health Rankings
Goals:
Coming with our data in 2020!
Actions:
Thousands more people are on the trails during the winter months because they are now plowed!
Read more in our community stories
Pillars of physical well-being include:
Sleep: Being rested and recharged to take on your day.
Stress Management: Finding healthy ways of relieving stress to gain control over your life.
Movement: Moving your body each day to improve your overall health.
Emotions: Joy, love and compassion in your life.
Nutrition: Fueling your body in a way that makes you feel and function well.
Emotional Well-Being
A sense of purpose and mental clarity to thrive.
Well-Being Indicator:
Coming Soon!
Brown County Measure
Supporting Brown County, WI Metrics
Poor Mental Health Days:
2018, County Health Rankings
Goals:
Coming with our data in 2020!
Actions:
Work with local schools to ensure all children, teachers and caregivers have the social, emotional, and academic skills they need to learn and thrive.
Read more in our community stories
Emotional well-being is about how you feel. It includes your overall happiness, your outlook on life, and having a sense of purpose.
Social Well-Being
Supporting each other to live well.
Well-Being Indicator:
Coming Soon!
Brown County Measure
Supporting Brown County, WI Metrics
Voter Participation:
2018, US News Healthy Communities
Goals:
Coming with our data in 2020!
Actions:
Established the Well-Being Influencer Network to connect individuals passionate about well-being and create opportunities for community work to be a fun, purposeful connection with neighbors.
Learn more on our Well-Being Influencer page.
Social well-being is about creating meaningful, positive relationships and impacts in the community. It also encompasses spirituality or a connection with a faith-based community.
Community Well-Being
Every person has the opportunity to flourish and reach their full potential.
Well-Being Indicator:
Coming Soon!
Brown County Measure
Supporting Brown County, WI Metrics
Walk Score:
2018, Walk Score
Bike Score:
2018, Walk Score
High School Graduation Rate:
2016, American Community Survey
Disparities of Children in Poverty:
2018, County Health Rankings
Goals:
Coming with our data in 2020!
Actions:
Green Bay students now can ride the bus for free due to a collaborative agreement providing more access to school and the community as well as increasing walking and biking to and from the bus stop.
Read more in our community stories.
Community well-being is about having access to places to be active and connect you to the places you need to go. It’s about good schools to prepare our kids for the future and opportunities for lifelong learning. Community well-being is also about having the economic and financial means to meet your families needs now and throughout your lifetime.
Our Measurement Partners
This survey is supported by our local research partners at the University of Wisconsin - Green Bay's Consortium of Applied Research and St. Norbert College's Strategic Research Institute.
Our local community partners include Brown County United Way and Brown County Health and Human Services. This project is funded in part from a grant from the Basic Needs Giving Partnership of the Greater Green Bay Community Foundation, which includes the U.S. Venture Fund for Basic Needs, the J.J. Keller Foundation and donors of the Community Foundation.
