Frequently Asked Questions

The Gladstone Region Wellbeing Data Hub brings together community voice, research, sector and local insights. It provides our community with centralised access to data to identify and quantify changes and impacts on our community and to monitor and evaluate progress towards a range of community identified wellbeing goals.

Resource designed to build community capacity in the understanding, analysis and evaluation of data.

Provides the process of how data partners can use data for improved outcomes.

Outlines the process of collection and use of Government and Community data.

Resource designed to demonstrate the collective use of data to enable service system supports and individual wellbeing.

The Gladstone Region Wellbeing UMEL Strategy encompasses four key components of Understanding, Measurement, Evaluation and Learning (UMEL), to measure population-level change. UMEL is seen as crucial components of Stronger Places, Stronger People (SPSP) initiatives, with each SPSP community developing a UMEL Strategy to measure population-level change.

The Gladstone Region Wellbeing UMEL Measurement Framework includes measurement to assess change across four key elements related to the supports system that we provide to enable our families and children to thrive.

The Data Toolkit is designed for place-based initiatives partnering with Human Service organisations to help grow organisation capacity, knowledge and skills in using data for improved service delivery and client outcomes. The Data Toolkit User Guide provides step by step processes and templates to support development of bespoke data collection systems to translate data findings into impactful change action.