Basic Introduction to Community Work - Central
Basic Introduction to Community Work - Central
Basic Introduction to Community Work - Central
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<strong>Introduction</strong><br />
The ‘Inspire’ <strong>Community</strong> Training Group have developed and<br />
designed this training course <strong>to</strong> provide an opportunity for those<br />
interested in working in community work either in a voluntary or part<br />
time basis by developing their skills, knowledge, and awareness of<br />
community work practices and principles.<br />
The ‘Inspire’ <strong>Community</strong> Training Group have identified a gap in<br />
provision of suitably trained practitioners <strong>to</strong> deliver community<br />
development and capacity building work requested by community<br />
groups and individuals. It is envisaged that by participating in the<br />
course we will be able <strong>to</strong> nurture and grow our own workforce of<br />
community workers.<br />
It is also envisaged that the course will act as a catalyst for those<br />
wishing <strong>to</strong> progress in<strong>to</strong> further and higher education, and will also<br />
act as the first step on the ladder <strong>to</strong> volunteering and employment in<br />
the local community development/capacity building field.<br />
The ‘Inspire’ <strong>Community</strong> Training Group hope <strong>to</strong> have the coursed<br />
accredited, which will offer the participants the opportunity <strong>to</strong> obtain a<br />
recognised national qualification.<br />
The ‘Inspire’ <strong>Community</strong> Training Group<br />
Mission Statement<br />
‘The Inspire group will adopt a co-ordinated<br />
partnership approach <strong>to</strong> the development of<br />
<strong>Community</strong> Capacity Building across West<br />
Dunbar<strong>to</strong>nshire by developing and delivering<br />
training, sharing information and resources, and<br />
organising events <strong>to</strong> meet identified individual<br />
and group needs.’<br />
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