What is 'Social Wellness'
+wellvyl defines ‘social wellness’ as the measurement of an individual’s “well-being.” Social Wellness is how healthy a person exists in the world around them or their sphere of influence and how they treat those in their sphere while taking on life’s ups and downs. The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) outline a global framework for building a healthier and more sustainable world built on health and wellness governance. In particular, our philosophy aligns most with SDGs 3 (good health and wellbeing) and 11 (sustainable cities and communities). +wellvyl’s social engineering and policy research initiatives will expand on current research and transcend the current paradigm on well-being and policy.
Our Values
+wellvyl is a Public Benefit Corporation (an aspiring B Corp), and our proceeds will directly go to fund social impact developments, legislation, create jobs, opportunities, community projects and programs, and our own nonprofits. We are focused on People, Planet, and Profit.
People – funding and subsidizing community social engagement projects, minority startups, and public work for better infrastructure, policy, reform, etc.
Planet – funding projects for sustainability, clean energy, the best transportation, etc, etc, in cities.
Profit – for our team members, partners, investors and to provide a stronger economic engine for our Social Wellness Mission and Vision.
1% for a Kinder World
1% of all revenue go to fund social impact developments, legislation, create jobs, opportunities, community projects and programs, and our own nonprofits, The Social Wellness Institute, a 501(c)(3) research nonprofit, and The Wellville Foundation, a 501(c)(4) political nonprofit. Our revenue and bottom line are for People, Planet, and Profit.
Here, at Wellvyl Shop, 1% of our revenue will go directly to fund the social wellness research foundation, TSWI, for improving human interactions and communication by providing sociological, psychological, educational, linguistic, economic, and more insights, research, and, most importantly, practical, tangible, and effective training and courses that will be provided to all communities to better understand all the processes and functions that are needed for healthy conversations.
Here at +wellvyl we have deep, strong feelings and experiential knowledge that the way to move our society forward while technology (devices and artificial intelligences [AI]) are exponentially growing and evolving – that our society or human beings will need to communicate better and at the very least – in a global society – we have an obligation and responsibility to not only hear everyone and be heard, but also know how to comprehend and process how to interact with others for a kinder, nicer, healthier human experience for all beings that call this planet home. This is the World we live in and as we move on to the stars and a new frontier – we must be committed to developing our awareness, listening abilities, compassion, empathy, expression, speaking, etc. because we do not live in the world alone. We share it. So we need to learn why sharing is so critically essential and vital to our existence.
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Why We +wellvyl
We are faced with many problems in society (known as societal ills): corruption, bigotry, islamophobia, anti-Semitism, law enforcement, racism, xenophobia, genderism, sexism, elitism, classism, homelessness, loneliness, miscommunication, assumptions, ableism, ghosting, gas lighting, etc, etc. The list goes on and on, but they all have a throughline. How we interact with others. Our communication framework, and more importantly our listening and conversational skills and abilities.
Additionally, we mostly exist in westernized societies where hyper-capitalism, hyper-consumption, and hyper-consumerism along with growing technology, devices, and (social) media networks further take our attention that perpetuates the feeling of loneliness and helplessness to resolve or affect any of these societal ills.
Right now, and for almost a decade, Wellvyl has been focused on loneliness by giving people healthy fun things to do outside of the gym and alternatives to toxic environments that are safe and fun to help people make connections in healthier ways. Since the Global Pandemic isolation and loneliness have become front and center with the U.S. Surgeon General declaring the U.S. is in a Loneliness Epidemic with approximately 70% of the population suffering from isolation and depression.
So it is clear that society’s ills affect our mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being, which impacts our social interactions and break down our communication and conversational skills. Social interactions are absolutely crucial to our humanity and its health, as society impacts our mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual health.
This result affects how we treat one another, which is called Social Wellness. Social Wellness is define by how we treat our fellow human beings. This is the key to societal health and well-being. We can do all the health, fitness, and wellness activities, but how do we treat other people? It’s time to effectively and sustainably change the world for a 1% kinder, nicer, and healthier human experience – for all.
Social Wellness as Framework for Society
Social Wellness can not be simply a specialty, a field of expertise or an industry, Social Wellness needs to be the philosophy of earth. In the current climate we are dealing with severe societal issues; wars, pandemics, systemic racism, police brutality, sexism, genderism, etc, etc – it seems that many of these long held societal issues that have hurt our well-being are finally being acknowledged and addressed. We are facing cultural challenges in our city, country, and the world. This opportunity is a prime vehicle to facilitate the movement towards change for a “better” tomorrow. We know we need change; effective, lasting, and systemic change. Our human operating systems and communication skills can use some serious upgrading.
Learn more, and how to support the Wellville Foundation, our 501(c)(4) political nonprofit, for Wellness in our governing policies.
