About the Barossa Wellbeing Hub
The Barossa Wellbeing Hub connects you to a shared, long-term approach to community wellbeing.
That approach is set out in the Wellbeing and Inclusion Plan 2026-2030, shaped by the community itself, from parents at the school gate to volunteers who've kept local clubs and services running for years. It's delivered through the Barossa Wellbeing Network, a collective of people whose knowledge and everyday experience help make sure priorities are grounded in what's actually needed, before any action is taken.
The Barossa Wellbeing Network brings people together in ways that reflect real life, through community groups and partner organisations working alongside people at every stage, from early childhood to older age. It also recognises that no one experiences life as a single label. This is what the Plan calls an intersectionality lens: understanding that someone's needs are shaped by everything they carry, not just one part of who they are. The Network plans with that whole picture in mind.
The Barossa Wellbeing Hub is where you can find that work in action: connect with a Lifespan Action Group or the Wellbeing Alliance, or explore the Community Asset Directory.
The Barossa Council's role is to back that work. That means providing coordination, resources and practical know-how, helping good ideas grow, and making sure organisations and local providers have what they need to reach further across the Barossa.
The Hub connects you to the Barossa Wellbeing Network, which brings together the partners, programs and community initiatives already doing this work to strengthen wellbeing and inclusion across the region.
Guiding how we support wellbeing across the Barossa.
The Wellbeing and Inclusion Plan 2026-2030 is the foundation for how The Barossa Council supports community health and wellbeing. Endorsed by The Barossa Council on 18 August 2026, it provides a clear, long-term direction for initiatives and projects that aim to build a healthier, stronger and more connected community.
Shaped by community voice, the Plan is built around four themes, Being Well, Being Included, Being Connected and Being Empowered, delivered through the Community Connection and Investment Framework (CCIF) and the Barossa Wellbeing Network.