Help shape Moorabool’s Positive Ageing Plan 2026–2029

    Communication

  • Q.1

    What does positive ageing mean to you? 


    Character limit : 2000
  • Q.2

    Where do you usually find information?


    (Maximum selection limit : 10)
    Council website
    Printer newsletters
    Local newspapers
    Social media
    Community noticeboards
    Emails
    Family/friends
    Health professionals
    Service providers
    Libraries/community centres

    Other (please specify)

    (Max Character Limit : 500)
  • Q.3

    What are your preferred communication methods? 


    Character limit : 50
  • Q.4

    How can Council best engage with older residents? 


    Character limit : 500
  • Priorities

  • Q.5

    Which areas are most important for improving positive ageing in Moorabool Shire? 


    (Maximum selection limit : 8)
    Social Connection (opportunities for social connection, inclusive spaces, lifelong learning)
    Transport and getting around (public transport, accessibility, road safety, walkability)
    Accessible environments (buildings, pathways, parks and public spaces)
    Digital Safety and Inclusion (accessing technology, online safety)
    Housing and ageing in place (affordable, adaptable housing)
    Respect and inclusion (safety, respect, diversity, prevention of violence and valuing older people)
    Opportunities to contribute (volunteering, employment, opportunities for older people to be heard)
    Advocacy Access to information, services and support (knowing what is available and how to access community health, local services and funded programs)
  • Q.6

    How well do you think Moorabool Shire currently supports older people to age well?

    Very well
    Well
    Poorly
    Very poorly
    Unsure
  • Q.7

    Looking ahead over the next 10 years, what do you think older people in Moorabool will need most? 


    Character limit : 2000
  • Q.8

    What is one practical action Council could take now that would make the biggest difference for older people? 


    Character limit : 2000
  • Challenges and barriers to ageing well

  • Q.9

    What, if anything, makes it difficult for older people in Moorabool to take part in community activities, events or groups? 


    (Maximum selection limit : 9)
    Cost
    Transport
    Accessibility
    Health
    Confidence
    Language
    Not knowing what is available
    Caring responsibilities
    Digital access

    Other (please specify)

    (Max Character Limit : 500)
  • Q.10

    Which of the following issues do you think impact the wellbeing, safety and independence of older people in Moorabool Shire? 


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    Social Isolation and loneliness
    Financial pressure or exploitation
    Difficulty accessing support services
    Family or relationship conflicts
    Poor health (physical/mental)
    Housing insecurity
    Age discrimination
    Digital exclusion

    Other (please specify)

    (Max Character Limit : 500)
  • Q.11

    Is there anything else you would like to tell us about ageing well in our community? 


    Character limit : 3000
  • Q.12

    Have you or someone you support experienced difficulty accessing or taking part in any of the following in Moorabool?


    (Maximum selection limit : 8)
    Shops, cafes, restaurants and other businesses
    Sport and recreation facilities or activities
    Public places or services when accompanied by an assistance animal
    Education or early learning
    Employment or volunteering
    Housing information, support or advocacy
    Public or community transport
    None of these

    Other (please specify)

    (Max Character Limit : 500)
  • Q.13

    Thinking about the areas you selected, what made it difficult to access, use or take part?


    Character limit : 3000
  • About you

  • Q.14

    Township/suburb

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    Character limit : 50
  • Q.15

    What is your age group? 

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    Under 50
    50-59
    60-69
    70-79
    80-89
    90+
    Prefer not to say
  • Q.16

    Gender

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    Character limit : 50
  • Q.17

    Are you a person with disability?

    Yes
    No
    Prefer not to say
  • Q.18

    Do you identify as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander? 

    No
    Yes, Aboriginal
    Yes, Torres Strait Islander
    Both Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
  • Q.19

    Who lives in your household?

    I live alone
    Partner or spouse
    Child or children under 18
    Adult child or children
    Parent or parents
    Other family members
    Friend or housemate
    Support person or support worker

    (Max Character Limit : 500)
  • Q.20

    How did you hear about this engagement?


    Character limit : 100
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