C3 - Korean young people integrate
better into Australian society - community development example
The
organisational context for a community development plan is
the vision, values and mission of the auspicing organisation.
The starting point and end point are also the needs of the
people in the community.
In
planning community development it is often useful to conceptualise
the community development process as a series of outcomes to
be achieved, each one building on the next one until the overall
outcomes is achieved. To achieve these outcomes a series of
strategies, activities or steps is required.
Outcomes
- what we are trying to achieve |
Strategies/activities/steps
- what's keep us busy |
Overall
outcome:Korean youth integrate better into Australian
society |
Establish
ongoing support group |
6.
Korean youth become more confident and independent |
Identify
leadership with the Korean you and encourage them in
leadership role |
5.
Korean youth carry out their plan |
Youth
carrying out their plan |
4.
Korean youth develop a plan for meeting their needs |
Workshops;
information sessions |
3.
Korean youth explore ways their needs could be met |
Open
forum with workers from a variety of agencies and Korean
youth |
2.
Korean you identify their needs |
Open
forum with youth - consultation |
1.
Newly arrived Korean youth identified |
Contact
language schools |