Goal
Leaders from the public, private, and civil sectors in Vancouver work in integrated and collaborative ways towards the vision of a healthy Vancouver for all.
Target
90% of “actions for alI” to be developed in Phase 2 will be implemented.
Overview
Health and well-being are everyone's business, and must involve the broader public, private and civil sectors. Ongoing engagement of all residents, including meaningful involvement of those most affected, is also needed.
Achieving a healthy city for all is a collective effort of all members of our community. None of us can achieve the Healthy City Strategy's goals on our own, but through collaboration, integration and innovation we can make a difference on complex social challenges.
Healthy City Dashboard
Check out the latest way to find information about health and well-being in Vancouver. View the status, trends, and graphs of health indicators and export the data to use elsewhere.
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How we measure success
We use a number of data sources to monitor trends in the health of the city. We will develop ways to monitor progress toward Collaborative Leadership through the work of the Healthy City for All Leadership Table.
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2015-2018 Priority Actions
Steps toward achieving this goal in the first four years of the Healthy City Strategy.
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Success stories
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Leadership table
The Healthy City For All leadership table will guide the development of and be a champion for the Healthy City for All vision.
(3 MB)Initiatives helping us reach these goals and targets
Go in-depth
Updates, documents, and background
Get the full details about the Healthy City Strategy.