A safe, healthy, comfortable and accessible working/learning environment, as well as the functioning of the educational community as a social entity, could be considered as socially sustainable. It is important that the wellbeing, safety, health and well-being of staff and students are systematically taken care of, for example through staff policy, occupational safety, health, social and educational guidance, and special education. At the individual level, social sustainability means creating the conditions for life management, self-responsibility, pursuing sustainable lifestyles, understanding and learning the meaning and impact of one’s own activities.