Building Capacity for Participation with Disadvantaged Communities

Arthur Anscombe

Building Capacity for Participation with Disadvantaged Communities

Humanities and Social Sciences

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Abstract

This paper was presented at Charles Sturt University to a conference of social workers who were employed by Centrelink. It consists of eight Relevant reminders; three Communities in need (a locational community; resource provision and community building in a needy community; and a community with a common interest or shared situation); and three Snapshots (a comparison of two citizens; employment and reality; and an analysis of jobs in one town). The paper argues for rural and regional investment rather than an (arguably) punitive approach to participation and mutual obligation.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Capacity Building for Participation
Subtitle of host publication	social workers' thoughts and reflections
Editors	Manohar Pawar
Place of Publication	Wagga Wagga, Australia
Publisher	CRSR/ILWS
Pages	31-51
Number of pages	21
ISBN (Electronic)	1864671718
Publication status	Published - 2005
Event	Capacity Building for Participation: social workers' thoughts and reflections - Wagga Wagga, Australia, Australia Duration: 25 Oct 2004 → 27 Oct 2004

Conference

Conference	Capacity Building for Participation: social workers' thoughts and reflections
Country	Australia
Period	25/10/04 → 27/10/04

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