Statistics
Readable statistics and data-backed context for buyers who want more than feature lists and generic claims.
Community belonging varies by age, identity, rurality, deprivation, and economic circumstances. These statistics show how connection, trust, and cohesion are measured.
A clear overview of emotional wellbeing statistics across the UK and US, with recent measures of anxiety, depression, hope, relationships and stress.
These friendship statistics show how many close friends people have, how friendships are maintained and how social connection relates to well-being.
Explore current happiness statistics across countries, age groups, schools, social relationships, and workplaces.
Explore measured hope scores across countries and recent U.S. statistics on future outlook, sadness, hopelessness, and related student risk indicators.
From billions of monthly volunteers worldwide to everyday neighborly help, these kindness statistics show how people support communities.
A source-based overview of life satisfaction ratings, education gaps, long-term trends, and country comparisons across Europe and the world.
A source-based overview of loneliness statistics worldwide, in the United States and in England, including differences by age, income and support.
Mentoring statistics show both a persistent access gap and meaningful links with education, leadership, belonging, and youth development.
Optimism is often stronger in personal life than in national outlooks. These statistics show how Americans view the future across generations, issues, and time.
Explore positive psychology statistics from Gallup, the CDC and Pew Research on positive experiences, emotional support, gratitude, awe and meaning.
A source-based overview of resilience statistics spanning disaster losses, climate exposure, household security, social well-being, children, education, and health systems.
Self-compassion statistics show how kindness toward oneself relates to mental health, student wellbeing, health outcomes, and professional life.
Explore self-esteem statistics from adolescent and adult studies, including age differences, gender patterns, youth self-evaluations, and measured intervention changes.
Social connection statistics show how loneliness and access to support vary worldwide and across U.S. demographic groups.
These social support statistics show who receives needed support, where connection gaps appear, and how loneliness relates to mental health.
Compare recent volunteering participation, time contributed, formal service, and informal community help across Canada, England, and the United States.
These Christian encouragement statistics show how faith, scripture, worship, community, gratitude, and service appear in survey data.
These encouragement statistics examine how recognition is connected with employee wellbeing, belonging, engagement, burnout, and retention.
Survey and research findings show how often people report gratitude and how gratitude relates to well-being, emotions, coping, and support.