Wellbeing touches learning, work, family, and the ways people take part in community life. It deserves to be considered alongside other parts of a person’s future.

Being heard and treated with dignity matters. So does knowing where support may be found when it is needed.

A people-centered view of progress makes space for both care and the everyday conditions that help people live well.

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