A wrap document is a comprehensive document that summarizes the activities that a project team has accomplished throughout a project. 

It is a short, but detailed, document that outlines the progress of the project and the highlights of what the team has accomplished. 

The best wrap documents for health and welfare plans should be concise and clear so that they can be easily understood by the stakeholders and used as a reference for future projects. 

Objectives:  The primary objective of the wrap document is to summarize the activities of the project and provide an overview of the team's accomplishments. The document should include the project objectives, tasks and deliverables, challenges faced and solutions implemented, as well as the overall success of the project. 

Scope:  The scope of the wrap document should include the timeline of the project and the tasks that were completed during each phase. It should also include any major changes to the scope of the project and the impact of those changes. 

Results:  The wrap document should also include the results of the project. This includes the deliverables or products that were produced and the impact that they had on the project.

Format:  The wrap document should be concise and easy to understand. It should be formatted in a way that is easy to read and navigate and should have headings and subheadings to help break up the information.