Community Analysis for Social Work and Health Workers

Community Analysis for Social Work and Health Workers, available at $27.99, has an average rating of 4.5, with 12 lectures, based on 36 reviews, and has 107 subscribers.

You will learn about Define environmental practice by its 5 elements. Identify the community access factors as social determinants in community setting. Map the process of community analysis and the components of a community assessment report. Define collective impact in the context of community intervention. This course is ideal for individuals who are Community Health Workers desiring to practice their community assessment skills. or Social Workers who need a pattern for community analysis and writing of their community report. or Community Organizers who want to know about collective impact and how they may use it. or Fundraisers who want to know how to leverage the community needs and service gaps for local and external funding. It is particularly useful for Community Health Workers desiring to practice their community assessment skills. or Social Workers who need a pattern for community analysis and writing of their community report. or Community Organizers who want to know about collective impact and how they may use it. or Fundraisers who want to know how to leverage the community needs and service gaps for local and external funding.

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Summary

Title: Community Analysis for Social Work and Health Workers

Price: $27.99

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 12

Number of Published Lectures: 12

Number of Curriculum Items: 12

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 12

Original Price: $27.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Define environmental practice by its 5 elements.
Identify the community access factors as social determinants in community setting.
Map the process of community analysis and the components of a community assessment report.
Define collective impact in the context of community intervention.

Who Should Attend

Community Health Workers desiring to practice their community assessment skills.
Social Workers who need a pattern for community analysis and writing of their community report.
Community Organizers who want to know about collective impact and how they may use it.
Fundraisers who want to know how to leverage the community needs and service gaps for local and external funding.

Target Audiences

Community Health Workers desiring to practice their community assessment skills.
Social Workers who need a pattern for community analysis and writing of their community report.
Community Organizers who want to know about collective impact and how they may use it.
Fundraisers who want to know how to leverage the community needs and service gaps for local and external funding.

MAWMedia Group sees community analysis as fundamentally different from market analysis. Though market analysis is an appropriate activity for both for-profit and not-for-profit enterprise, market analysis alone may not fully connect with the mission-mindedness of the not-for-profit organization. Community analysis can support knowledge of the community, its structures, and market opportunities, but the service mission of not-for-profits often focus more on service gaps, collaborations, and community impact in areas where for-profit entities do not perceive a market. For that reason, a community analysis may be more appropriate when the motivations are social good as primary and profit as secondary.

Secondary, but still important profit motive can be translated into sustainability for the social good you are performing through the business. This training operationalizes mission-driven community analysis in a way that illuminates vision, translates it into actionable goals, organizes groups for collective action, and evaluated both process and impact.

We achieve this through 3 products. You will have the ability to create the following after completing this training:

A case for social care including environmental practice, which explains cultural, health, economic, political, and technological impacts on individual choice behavior.
A community analysis report complete with information from 6 distinct areas explaining the community you intend to analyze.
A foundation for collective activity with proposed intervention goals attending to expansion, partnership, and convening considerations.
An evaluation plan that included formative correction and summative innovation prompts, process mapping for replication, and impact evaluation for data-based storytelling.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to the Learning Objectives

Lecture 1: Learning Objectives

Lecture 2: Course Intro & Materials

Chapter 2: Social Care Mandate & Environmental Practice

Lecture 1: Expanding the Social Care Mandate

Lecture 2: Improving Service Outcomes

Lecture 3: Defining Environmental Practice

Chapter 3: Reporting on the Community

Lecture 1: Identify Community Access Factors

Lecture 2: Outline the Community Assessment Report

Lecture 3: Explore Funding Mechanisms and Categories

Lecture 4: Draft Intervention Goals

Chapter 4: Community Action Cycles

Lecture 1: Collective Impact & Preparing for Action

Lecture 2: Action Cycles

Lecture 3: PISE: Process and Impact Summative Evaluation

Instructors

MAWMedia Group, LLC
Publisher

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 2 votes
2 stars: 1 votes
3 stars: 8 votes
4 stars: 12 votes
5 stars: 13 votes

Frequently Asked Questions

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You can view and review the lecture materials indefinitely, like an on-demand channel.

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