Wellbeing
Wellbeing means we have the tools, support and environments we need to be who we are and to build and sustain lives worth living.
Five Ways to Wellbeing is a set of five simple, evidence-based actions which can improve wellbeing in everyday life.
The Five Ways to Wellbeing was introduced to Aotearoa New Zealand in 2009 as part of Mental Health Awareness Week, building on work done by the new economics foundation (nef) for the UK Government. This paper aims to develop confidence in organisations and workers that their communication of the messages is supported by best practice, built upon good understanding of the evidence and reflects a consistent national approach. The Mental Health Foundation has commissioned a review of how the Five Ways to Wellbeing has been implemented in Aotearoa since 2009. Further information and practical tips on how to use the Five Ways is available on our website.
Five Ways to Wellbeing: A best practice guide
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