early intervention programs that Our measures of success promote positive community attitudes and interactions are: establishing security infrastructure. 95 per cent of residents agree that they feel safe in the area where they live crime statistics are 20 per cent below the state average. MOST STRONGLY SUPPORTS DESIGNED FOR PEOPLE Success will be achieved by: The Greater Geelong community values: young people connected to local decision-making access to quality education, health public areas and local services that services and affordable housing are accessible to all levels of ability a strong sense of community a variety of affordable options for support for vulnerable community people to rent or buy a home members support for the most vulnerable a range of employment opportunities. community members local participation opportunities for The measures of success new arrivals to the city-region are: equity in the provision of community infrastructure no Greater Geelong postcodes in the support for Wadawurrung leaders to bottom 20 per cent of the ensure their connections to the Indexes for Areas (SEIFA) region are maintained, and their 100 per cent of public places in connection to the community is Greater Geelong are disability access strengthened. compliant workforce participation in the most vulnerable suburbs is higher than the state average across all age groups the percentage of residents who participate in citizen engagement activities exceeds the state average index score for community connectedness exceeds 80 over 50 per cent of residents reporting their health as very good or excellent MOST STRONGLY SUPPORTS DESIGNED FOR PEOPLE
early intervention programs that promote positive community attitudes and interactions establishing security infrastructure. Our measures of success are: 95 per cent of residents agree that they feel safe in the area where they live crime statistics are 20 per cent below the state average. MOST STRONGLY SUPPORTS DESIGNED FOR PEOPLE The Greater Geelong community values: access to quality education, health services and affordable housing a strong sense of community support for vulnerable community members a range of employment opportunities. Success will be achieved by: young people connected to local decision-making public areas and local services that are accessible to all levels of ability a variety of affordable options for people to rent or buy a home support for the most vulnerable community members local participation opportunities for new arrivals to the city-region equity in the provision of community infrastructure support for Wadawurrung leaders to ensure their connections to the are maintained, and their connection to the community is strengthened. The measures of success are: no Greater Geelong postcodes in the bottom 20 per cent of the Indexes for Areas (SEIFA) 100 per cent of public places in Greater Geelong are disability access compliant workforce participation in the most vulnerable suburbs is higher than the state average across all age groups the percentage of residents who participate in citizen engagement activities exceeds the state average index score for community connectedness exceeds 80 over 50 per cent of residents reporting their health as very good or excellent MOST STRONGLY SUPPORTS DESIGNED FOR PEOPLE region