What does WBAC mean in HOSPITALS

The Well Being Action Council (WBAC) is an international non-profit organisation that was established to enhance the well-being and overall quality of life of individuals, communities, organisations and countries. Our mission is to enable individuals, organisations and governments to address holistically and collaboratively all aspects of sustainable well-being, including health, education, economic, environmental and social capital.

WBAC works with partners to facilitate a range of initiatives designed to improve physical, mental and emotional health and wellness in various ways such as providing access to appropriate resources or services; advocating for policies that promote access to resources; conducting research on wellbeing topics; developing educational materials about promoting well-being; running public awareness campaigns around topics such as nutrition, physical activity and mental health promotion; creating alliances with organisations that share similar values around well-being promotion.

The primary stakeholders engaged by WBAC are individuals from all walks of life ranging from children through adulthood across genders. However, we also engage with key decision makers from governmental entities who can affect policy change related to wellbeing outcomes. Furthermore, we draw on knowledge from various sectors such as business organisations, healthcare providers and community groups in order to craft best practices initiatives for wellbeing promotion.

At WBAC we believe that wellbeing is a holistic construct composed of five dimensions - physical health & fitness; mental & emotionalhealth; social & community connectedness; financial security & economic stability; environmental sustainability. We strive towards achieving balance across these domains for each individual we serve as part of our mission.

We focus our efforts on improving nutrition outcomes through healthy eating patterns; encouraging physical activities within schools systems or workplaces; advocating for more accessible resources related to mental health support services for individuals of all ages or socioeconomic backgrounds; exploring innovative models that reduce isolation within communities while increasing collective despairing or support building structures within communities/ organisations/families while striving for greater inclusion among a diversity of cultures and beliefs.

Yes, at WBAC we actively seek out partnerships with other organisations both locally and globally who share similar values when it comes to promoting overall wellbeing amongst their constituents. These collaborations range from joint research projects between universities aimed at expanding our understanding on physical activity trends amongst older adults or hosting special events like panel discussions which aim to bring awareness surrounding issues like access to safe recreational spaces within cities among others.

The organisation seeks measure impact across several variables starting but not limited too utilising surveys in order understand satisfaction levels related service offerings provided by local partners or analysing available data sets in order gain better insight into how policies might be influencing changes behaviours which could lead to positive changes in wellbeing range factors such has improved academic performance amongst school aged children etc.