well-being

Preposition: of

• humankind: Nor do we wish to encourage narrow partisanship about an issue which so clearly affects the well-being of all humankind.
• mankind: You should win the Nobel Prize of Peace, for your contribution to the well-being of mankind!
• resident: The Tribunal formed the opinion that there was a serious risk to the well-being of the residents in Hillside Manor.
• child: The well-being of children requires political action at the highest level.
• nation: Our actions should take account of the well-being of other nations, other species, and future generations.
• citizen: It is a document setting out a local program for improving the well-being of the citizens of Welwyn Hatfield.

Converse of object

• promote: Local Cultural Strategy The Local Cultural Strategy sets out the council's plans to promote the cultural well-being of Slough.
• safeguard: The review's aim is to develop a workforce that can deliver personalized, user-led services and safeguard the well-being of vulnerable people.
• endanger: Without your co-operation you may endanger the well-being and lives of others.
• improve: We believe this scheme will improve the overall well-being of nursing home residents in Wallasey.
• enhance: The National Institute for Mental Health in England is explicit about the benefits to the nation of working to enhance mental well-being.
• affect: However, thermal discomfort has been shown to affect the general well-being of people.

Adjective modifier

• emotional: They can even do a lot to help the emotional well-being of their pupils.
• psychological: Psychological well-being at work: is prevention better than cure?
• mental: We are a group of people who are dedicated to work for the mental well-being among Chinese people in UK.
• subjective: Money and subjective well-being: It's not the money, it's the motives.
• economic: Ideally, they are designed to measure the cost of attaining a given level of economic well-being.
• psychosocial: For example, a recent analysis of the socioeconomic patterning of women's health found that psychosocial well-being displayed the steepest socioeconomic gradient.

Modifies a noun

• indicator: Mental Health Indicators Project, project investigating the establishment of a core set of national mental health and well-being indicators for Scotland.

Noun used with modifier

• employe: All aspects of health are interrelated and interdependent, and there needed to be a broader and more holistic approach to employe well-being.