Key Areas
Since 2007, The Kitchener and Waterloo Community Foundation and the Cambridge & North Dumfries Community Foundation have strived to inspire civic engagement, provide focus for public debate and connect philanthropic activity with the areas of greatest need. In our previous reports we analyzed our community across 11 different interconnected areas. This year we build on our most recent (2010) Vital Signs report and dive deeper into four priority areas: Belonging and Leadership, Arts and Culture, Getting Started and Health and Wellness.
To identify the most useful indicators in each of the 4 key areas of Waterloo Region's Vital Signs examined in the 2012 report, we established a resource panel of experts knowledgeable about research methods and our Region. The expert panel provides leadership and direction regarding the data and indicators chosen for the report as well as the methodology.
2012 Report Data
To view the data used to examine the 4 key areas in the 2012 Waterloo Region's Vital Signs PRIORITY REPORT click the links below. You'll also find data contexting our community under Economic Context.
| Arts and Culture | Health and Wellness |
| Belonging and Leadership | Getting Started |
2010 Report DataTo view the data from the 2010 edition of Waterloo Region's Vital Signs where all 11 key areas were reviewed please follow the links below: |
| Arts & Culture | Getting Around | Learning |
| Belonging & Leadership | Getting Started | Safety |
| Environment | Health & Wellness | Work |
| The Gap Between the Rich & Poor | Housing |
Using the above links you can view the data collected in each of the key areas that was not only featured in the community survey and the latest report, but all of the data that was collected, including under an additional area called "Economic Context."
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