See What’s Changing. Plan What’s Next.

Gain fresh insights into the trends shaping community well-being and explore what’s next as we adapt to change. This workshop uses Vital Signs data, trends, and mapping to spark dialogue on the future of Prince Edward County. Discover how mapping tools are transforming the way we understand our community—revealing patterns and insights that guide better service planning.

Why Join Us?

Whether you’re part of an organization shaping services or a resident invested in the future of Prince Edward County, this workshop offers valuable insights and a chance to influence what comes next.

What You’ll Gain:

For Organizations: Connect Vital Signs data directly to your planning. Identify trends that will impact your programs and services in the next 2–30 years and collaborate on solutions.
For Residents: Learn how community well-being is changing and share your ideas for housing, healthcare, transportation, and more. Your voice matters in shaping the County’s future.

What to Expect:

Explore Vital Signs data, trends, and mapping tools that reveal patterns shaping our community.

Hear from guest speakers on key issues:

Affordable Housing: Ellis Ziegler, Affordable Housing Supervisor, Prince Edward County
Healthcare: Barinder Gill, Executive Director, Prince Edward Family Health Team
Transportation: Vincent de Tourdonnet, Transit Coordinator, Prince Edward County

Engage with large infographics posted around the room, adding comments and insights.

Engage in table discussions on questions like:

What will this mean for our Community in 5-10-20-30 years?
How will your organization adapt to these changes?

Takeaway:

All participants will receive a package summarizing data trends and mapping, plus resources to keep using the Vital Signs data bank in your own work or advocacy. Registrants also have the opportunity to request a copy of the 2025 Vital Impact Report.

For more information or to join the Community Safety and Well-being Plan's Community Mailing List, contact:
Hilary Fennell, Community Initiatives Coordinator for the County of Prince Edward
hfennell@pecounty.on.ca | 613-503-0187 (call or text)

Registrations are closed

Looking Ahead: Planning with Data