'Emphasise appropriate places of Aboriginal heritage’, City of Whittlesea 2008, Green Wedge Community Views Paper inclusive and engaged community means living in harmony with one another. It ‘An means getting to know more about the cultural heritage of one another. It means sharing our cultural heritage with one another during cultural events and festivals. It means getting to know the history of countries where migrants come from. It means getting to know the historical links between Australia and countries where migrants come from. It means participating in cultural festivals and talking about the contributions our community is making to the wide Australian community.’ John, 62, Bundoora Community Wellbeing Indicators Indicator Label How is it measured? What is the data source? Participation in % individuals who Annual community participate in community Household groups groups Survey % households that Annual Sense of strongly agree: I/we feel Household community part of the local Survey community Annual % individuals aged 15+ Volunteering Household who volunteer Survey % households that Community strongly agree: People in Annual acceptance of my neighbourhood are Household accepting of people from diverse Survey cultures other cultural/religious backgrounds % households that Participation in strongly agree: There are Annual opportunities to have a Household real say on issues that Survey are important to me/us
'Emphasise appropriate places of Aboriginal heritage’, City of Whittlesea 2008, Green Wedge Community Views Paper ‘An inclusive and engaged community means living in harmony with one another. It means getting to know more about the cultural heritage of one another. It means sharing our cultural heritage with one another during cultural events and festivals. It means getting to know the history of countries where migrants come from. It means getting to know the historical links between Australia and countries where migrants come from. It means participating in cultural festivals and talking about the contributions our community is making to the wide Australian community.’ John, 62, Bundoora Community Wellbeing Indicators Indicator Label How is it measured? What is the data source? Participation in community groups % individuals who participate in community groups Annual Household Survey Sense of community % households that strongly agree: I/we feel part of the local community Annual Household Survey Volunteering % individuals aged 15+ who volunteer Annual Household Survey Community acceptance of diverse cultures % households that strongly agree: People in my neighbourhood are accepting of people from other cultural/religious backgrounds Annual Household Survey Participation in % households that strongly agree: There are opportunities to have a real say on issues that are important to me/us Annual Household Survey
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