RESOURCES

 
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Publications
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Presentations
Asset Based Community Development 88 kb
Building Healthy and Enterprising Rural Communities 111 kb
Changing the Paradigms Involving Young People 144 kb
Concept of Healthy Sustainable and Enterprising Communities 167 kb
Getting the Tills Ringing in Boom Times 5.8 mb
Encouraging Strong Local Leadership 77 kb
The BEAR Program: Process, Roles and Responsibilities 514 kb
The BEAR Program: a tool for building the local economy and community 299 kb
Building Community and Economy in Times of Boom 8.6 mb
Making Community Development Fun & Effective 12.4 mb
The BEAR Program: Benalla Business Network in partnership with the Benalla Rural Council 937 kb
     
Handouts, checklists etc..
Principles to Enable Effective Youth Participation 20 kb
Tips for Maintaining Community Interest and Involvement 46 kb
7 Ways to CREATE Jobs at the Local Level 47 kb
Audit Community Assets 22 kb
Tips For Building Effective Youth-Adult Partnerships 85 kb
23 MAD Ideas For Young People To Use To Make A Difference 71 kb
20 Clues to Creating and Maintaining a Vibrant Community 49 kb
151 Things I Can Do To Build Social Capital In My Community 86 kb
128 Community Projects That Build Social Capital   89 kb
124 Great Special Event Ideas   57 kb
51 Things Adults Can Do With Young People 50 kb
45 Ways to Recognise Volunteers 56 kb
Appreciative Inquiry Introductions 19 kb
Appreciative Inquiry - Example Survey Form 27 kb
Tips For Maintaining Community Involvement 26 kb
Asset Based Community Development 85 kb
Community & Economic Development - Key Concepts 66 kb

Behaviours and Actions That Develop Community Health, Resilience and Sustainability

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Community Sustainability 33 kb
Daffodil Principle 141 kb
Ten Commandments Involving Young People 21 kb
     
Workshop Presentations
Tools for Creating Vibrant and Successful Communities (Feb 07) - Mike Stolte 1.2 mb
Tools for Creating Vibrant and Successful Communities (Feb 07) - Peter Kenyon 1.4MB
Asset Based Community Development for Church Communities (Dec 06) - Mary Nelson    
Planning For and By the People - A National Conference on Community Engagement  in the Community Planning Process - Janet Hartzkarp



 
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Local Economic Development Resources
BEAR Program - Facilitator's Handbook 450 kb
BEAR Program - Community Volunteer Interviewer Handbook 220 kb
Saving your Local Pub - A Guide for Local Communities (UK) 435 kb
First Impressions Community Exchange (F.I.C.E.): Coordinator's Guide 178 kb
First Impressions Community Exchange (F.I.C.E.): Volunteer Resource Kit 187 kb
     
Youth Development Resources
Joining Forces with Young People – A Practical Guide to Collaboration for Youth Employment – provided by the International Youth Employment Network. Click here to download a copy of the Executive summary. 53 kb
r.u. MAD?  - is an innovative learning framework that allows students to develop a project in response to their aspirations and concerns about their community or the wider world. Following the steps – discussion, research, action and evaluation – students come up with ideas and implement their project. It allows schools to deliver on the Essential Learning in a way that is very powerful for students. Click here to download a copy of the ruMAD? brochure. 326 kb