WEAll Hubs Guide

1. Understanding WEAll and the wellbeing economy
1.1 What is the Wellbeing
Economy Alliance? 1.2 What is the
wellbeing economy?
2. WEAll hubs
2.1 What are WEAll hubs? 2.2 Wellbeing economy values
3. Building a hub
3.1 Getting started 3.2 Building a network 3.3 Choosing your governance model 3.4 Internal (team) communications 3.5 Co-creating your strategy 3.6 Documenting impact 3.7 Common challenges 3.8 Being part of the WEAll community 3.9 Fundraising 3.10 External communications 3.11 Ideas for driving change
1. Understanding WEAll and the wellbeing economy
1.1 What is the Wellbeing
Economy Alliance? 1.2 What is the
wellbeing economy?
2. WEAll hubs
2.1 What are WEAll hubs? 2.2 Wellbeing economy values
3. Building a hub
3.1 Getting started 3.2 Building a network 3.3 Choosing your governance model 3.4 Internal (team) communications 3.5 Co-creating your strategy 3.6 Documenting impact 3.7 Common challenges 3.8 Being part of the WEAll community 3.9 Fundraising 3.10 External communications 3.11 Ideas for driving change

About this guide

Feel free to use the menu to jump to the areas that are most useful to you.

This guide is designed as a tool to support both existing Wellbeing Economy Alliance (WEAll) hubs and those looking to start one.

WEAll hubs play a crucial role in advancing the concept of a wellbeing economy, which aims to prioritise the overall wellbeing of people and the planet.

In this guide, we provide an overview of what a WEAll hub is, the different models and pathways to creating and running a hub, and how we can support you.

While we highly recommend exploring this guide online, you can find the key information in this PDF version.

1. Understanding WEAll and the wellbeing economy

1.1 What is the Wellbeing
Economy Alliance?

WEAll is a global network of organisations, communities and individuals working together to transform the current economic system into one that prioritises the wellbeing of both people and the planet.

WEAll was founded in 2018 and it emerged from a collaboration between organisations, academics, and activists who wanted to be greater than the sum of their parts. Since its inception, WEAll has engaged in research, advocacy, and knowledge-sharing initiatives to drive change at local, national, and global levels.

By providing a platform for