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Applying place-based approaches to strengthen social and community support systems

Applying place-based approaches to strengthen social and community support systems

by Maria Rodrigues

As strategic partners of Spring Impact, we have been pleased to coordinate an international study of place-based approaches to early childhood development this year with support from the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation. The term ‘place-based’ was new to us, but it soon...
Community therapy? Parallels and distinctions between counselling and capacity building

Community therapy? Parallels and distinctions between counselling and capacity building

by Maria Rodrigues

“The parallels and distinctions between counselling and capacity building have helped me reflect on how to centre capacity-building processes around the strengths, knowledge, and experience possessed by people creating change in their communities” – Maria Rodrigues...
Community initiatives in suicide prevention

Community initiatives in suicide prevention

by Steve Fisher

Community Works has been involved in initiatives in suicide prevention for some years with our partners.

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