Community Well-Being

Thriving Together

Community well-being reflects the sense of engagement and connection individuals have with the places where they live, learn and work, fostering feelings of safety, belonging and pride. Wellness in this dimension is strengthened through participation in formal and informal groups, civic engagement and meaningful interactions with others. Strong community well-being encourages shared responsibility and meaningful contributions that support the broader community’s health and well-being.

Photo of volunteers rolling gray paint onto walls during a Habitat for Humanity build

A large group of people wearing brightly colored shirts and outfits dancing in a gym for a charity event.

Photo of two students planting vegetation together at the Eco Village

Photo of Jordyne Lewis '28, an Elon Votes! Civic Engagement Ambassador, shares voting resources with Abby Wong in the Moseley Center.

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