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Vital Signs® is a community-driven data program that uses local knowledge to measure the vitality of a community and support action towards improving the collective quality of life.
First developed by the Toronto Community Foundation in 2001, it became a national program spearheaded by Community Foundations of Canada (CFC) in 2006 and is now licensed by CFC for use by community foundations throughout the world.
ACP manages licencing of Vital Signs in Australia. To participate, a community foundation needs to be a member of ACP in good standing.
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Produced by Hands Across Canberra and the Snow Foundation covers the ACT region and was published in November 2021.
Produced by Foundation SA, this Vital Signs report was released in May 2021 and covers the Greater Adelaide area.
Greater Melbourne Vital Signs 2020 by the Lord Mayor’s Charitable Foundation provides a snapshot of Melbourne’s health and vitality, and the road to a sustainable and resilient city.
Mirboo North & District Community Foundation produced the Mirboo North 2020 Vital Signs Report with the Mirboo North & District Community Bank Branch (Bendigo Bank).
Mackay’s Vital Signs was released in July 2019, produced by Mackay Community Foundation, with the support of Alman Partners and Cell Engineering.
Canberra Vital Signs, produced jointly by the Hands Across Canberra Community Foundation and the Snow Foundation, was released in October 2018.
Greater Melbourne Vital Signs 2017 by the Lord Mayor’s Charitable Foundation provides a snapshot of Melbourne’s health and vitality, and the road to a sustainable and resilient city.
In a first for its community, the Fremantle Foundation took this snapshot of Fremantle’s vital statistics, published in 2017.
Melbourne Vital Signs 2014 was produced by Lord Mayor’s Charitable Foundation and identifies community issues in Melbourne in relation to Homelessness, Ageing, Youth, Food Security, Environment, the Arts and Health.
As one of Victoria’s major regional cities, Ballarat has a vibrant history and continues to flourish and grow. This report was compiled by the Ballarat Foundation in 2011 and analyses health, housing, safety and environment, among other quality of life indicators.
Australian Community Philanthropy acknowledges the traditional custodians of the country where ACP and its Community Foundation members operate.
We recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture and pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.
Australian Community Philanthropy is a Company Limited by Guarantee and registered as a charity with the ACNC.
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