Appendix 206-A Designing a Wellness Goal | HCBS 5300 Manual
Georgia Division of Aging Services |
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Chapter: |
200 |
Effective Date: |
01/15/2021 |
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Section Title: |
Designing a Wellness Goal |
Reviewed or Updated in: |
01/08/2024 |
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Section Number: |
Appendix 206-A |
Next Review: |
01/08/2026 |
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Center-Specific Wellness Goal
In order to develop a wellness goal that promotes wellness in the senior center, it is important to conduct a needs assessment. This can be done as part of a site council meeting, a separate meeting, a questionnaire, or any way the center finds appropriate. Please refer to the “Six Dimensions of Wellness” in the references section of this chapter.
Wellness is more than just physical and/or emotional harmony. Wellness also includes: occupational, social, spiritual, and intellectual balance.
Wellness Goal: Which dimension will the center use based on the needs assessment? The goal is designed to be met over a one-year period. The goal will be measured at the end of the current year. .
Goal:
The ____________________________________________________ (name of senior center)
will _____________________________________________________ (do)
_________________________________________________________ (how much) by the end of (current year).
Example:
Wellness Dimension-Social
Goal:
The Fairfield Senior Center (name of senior center)
will volunteer in the community (do)
100 hours (how much) by the end of 2022.
Steps
You may need to ask additional questions to achieve your goal.
What is needed to achieve this goal? Will you need community partners, financial contributions, special committee, etc.?
How will you measure or track your goal? Results will be included in the annual report to the AAA/DAS.