Powys Well-being Plan

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What are we doing?

The Well-being of Future Generations (Wales) Act 2015 has created a Public Services Board (PSB) for each local authority area in Wales to ensure that public bodies work together to create a better future for the people of Wales.

The purpose of PSB is to improve the economic, social, environmental, and cultural well-being of the area by strengthening joint working across all public services in Wales.

Powys Public Service Board needs to produce a new Well-being Plan to help the residents of Powys achieve their well-being goals. To achieve our ambition of a “Fair, Healthy and Sustainable Powys”, we have set the objectives below that are the core aims of the plan:

  • People in Powys will live happy, healthy, and safe lives
  • Powys is a county of sustainable places and communities
  • An increasingly effective Public Service for the people of Powys

The purpose of this engagement is to seek general feedback on the new plan objectives and the draft Well-being plan, to ensure we are prioritising the right things as a Public Service Board.

Why are we doing it?

The overall aim is to use the feedback received to determine how well the new objectives and draft plan have been received by the people of Powys and what may need to be changed so that we can ensure that there is a Well-being plan created alongside the people of Powys.

PART 1 - Demographic questions: Asks introductory questions to get a sense of who/where the respondent is (to ensure we receive responses from as many people of Powys as possible)

PART 2 – Well-being Plan Objective questions: Asks respondents to give their feedback on the new objectives and the draft well-being plan, if they think it will positively impact the people of Powys and who they think we should be working with to achieve the objectives.

You can leave your feedback online through our survey below or download and complete the survey and email it to powyspsb@powys.gov.uk or drop it off at your local library.

The closing date to provide us with your feedback is 19 April 2023.

For more information about Powys PSB and the well-being plan, please visit the Well-being in Powys web page: https://en.powys.gov.uk/sustainability

What are we doing?

The Well-being of Future Generations (Wales) Act 2015 has created a Public Services Board (PSB) for each local authority area in Wales to ensure that public bodies work together to create a better future for the people of Wales.

The purpose of PSB is to improve the economic, social, environmental, and cultural well-being of the area by strengthening joint working across all public services in Wales.

Powys Public Service Board needs to produce a new Well-being Plan to help the residents of Powys achieve their well-being goals. To achieve our ambition of a “Fair, Healthy and Sustainable Powys”, we have set the objectives below that are the core aims of the plan:

  • People in Powys will live happy, healthy, and safe lives
  • Powys is a county of sustainable places and communities
  • An increasingly effective Public Service for the people of Powys

The purpose of this engagement is to seek general feedback on the new plan objectives and the draft Well-being plan, to ensure we are prioritising the right things as a Public Service Board.

Why are we doing it?

The overall aim is to use the feedback received to determine how well the new objectives and draft plan have been received by the people of Powys and what may need to be changed so that we can ensure that there is a Well-being plan created alongside the people of Powys.

PART 1 - Demographic questions: Asks introductory questions to get a sense of who/where the respondent is (to ensure we receive responses from as many people of Powys as possible)

PART 2 – Well-being Plan Objective questions: Asks respondents to give their feedback on the new objectives and the draft well-being plan, if they think it will positively impact the people of Powys and who they think we should be working with to achieve the objectives.

You can leave your feedback online through our survey below or download and complete the survey and email it to powyspsb@powys.gov.uk or drop it off at your local library.

The closing date to provide us with your feedback is 19 April 2023.

For more information about Powys PSB and the well-being plan, please visit the Well-being in Powys web page: https://en.powys.gov.uk/sustainability

Consultation has concluded

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    Powys Public Service Board Well-being Plan Published

    The new Powys Well-being Plan has been published on the Council's website.

    The Well-being of Future Generations (Wales) Act 2015, requires all Public Service Boards (PSBs) across Wales to prepare a local Well-being plan setting out plans to improve the social, economic, environmental, and cultural well-being of our communities.

    Powys PSB is responsible for developing the local Well-being Plan for the area to help the residents of Powys achieve their well-being goals. To achieve the ambition of a "Fair, Healthy and Sustainable Powys", the objectives below have been set as the core aims of the plan:

    • People in Powys will live happy, healthy, and safe lives
    • Powys is a county of sustainable places and communities
    • An increasingly effective Public Service for the people of Powys

    Councillor James Gibson-Watt, Leader of Powys County Council and Chair of Powys PSB, said: "I am pleased to announce the publication of the new Powys Well-being Plan.

    "Thank you to everyone that has been involved and had their say during the various engagement exercises and consultations over the past two years.

    "Your input has ensured the new plan meets the current needs of the people of Powys, to improve well-being across the county, whilst also thinking ahead to the potential needs and wishes of future generations."

    The Well-being Plan is now available at: https://en.powys.gov.uk/sustainability