Join @beewelluk.bsky.social @thefea.bsky.social @childrenssociety.bsky.social PBE on 3 April for a breakfast panel on the impact of wellbeing data on children’s lives.
Time: 09:00 – 10:15
Location: Westminster and online
Sign up here: www.probonoeconomics.com/Event/more-t...
Speaker head shots of Duro Oye and Seb Payne.
Exciting news! New panelists for "Beyond Big Society: The Conservatives' Relationship with the Social Sector" on March 20, 09:00 to 10:00.
@sebastianpayne.bsky.social , political journalist & Duro Oye, CEO of 20/20 Levels.
🔗 Register: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/beyond-big...
A quote card that reads, "Low wellbeing is not inevitable. And, in one of the richest countries in the world, it shouldn’t be acceptable. Making sure that no one need live below the ‘wellbeing poverty line’ is an ambition we hope government, business and civil society can all get behind.”
Our 1st annual wellbeing report finds 3.2 million UK adults have low wellbeing.
“Our hope is that future editions of this report will tell a story of progress—of a nation doing better", says PBE’s Jon Franklin.
Read the report: bit.ly/probonoeconomics-mind-body-and-connection-low-wellbeing-2024-1
A stacked bar chart showing the UK adult population broken down by life satisfaction category from 2012 to 2023, with low wellbeing in pink.
3.2 mn adults in the UK report life satisfaction scores of 4/10 or lower — below the "wellbeing poverty line." Halving the number of adults living below this line would generate £54 bn in economic benefits p.a.
Read the report: bit.ly/probonoeconomics-mind-body-and-connection-low-wellbeing-2024-1
Great to be at the Civil Alliance event today highlighting the important relationship between civil society and the civil service #pbeevents