Reports

The Strength of Internet Ties

Contributor: 
Clark

The internet and email aid users in maintaining their social networks and provide pathways to help when people face big decisions

A TRULY CIVIL SOCIETY

Contributor: 
Clark

Eva Cox: When Margaret Thatcher said 'There's no such thing as society', she lost the plot! Society is the myriad of ways people connect, linked by some common interests or characteristics. Over the next six weeks, I want to explore what holds society together, what may cause us to come apart and what constitutes a truly civil society in which we trust each other and
face our futures optimistically. 

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Delivering neighbourhood management a practical guide

Contributor: 
Clark

This guide aims  to give everyone  involved  in neighbourhood management practical advice and ideas about how to improve services and standards in their area.

For  neighbourhood  managers  in  established  partnerships, much of the information here will already be familiar. Indeed
we have drawn on your experience in writing it. It will, however, be a useful reference point and provide induction material for
your new staff and board members.

Content

Introduction

Designing out crime: Crime prevention through environmental design

Contributor: 
Clark

Over ninety per cent of all crime reported to the New South Wales police is property related, and residential burglary constitutes about sixteen per cent of this crime. Relatively few offenders are caught because spur-of-the-moment property crimes are quickly committed and seldom witnessed. Thus the police clear-up rate for residential burglary is only about six per cent. Although much of this crime involves little financial loss, people, particularly the elderly, fear burglary. 

Content

Employment Outreach Services in Neighbourhood Renewal

Contributor: 
Clark

Employment Outreach Services in Neighbourhood Renewal  
 
The aim of an Employment Outreach Service (EOS) is to provide a local centre for employment service providers to provide a service to residents within NR areas as a means of connecting them to work opportunities. 
 
Background 
 

Promoting mental health and wellbeing through the Arts and Environment Scheme

Contributor: 
Clark

Promotion of mental health and wellbeing are central goals for the work of the Victorian Health Promotion Foundation (VicHealth). The Arts and Environment Scheme has been an important way of achieving them. The partnerships with local government to promote the health of all citizens, and the skills and resources of artists and community members are all
integral components of our work in this area.

Content

Introduction  4
1. Summary of the scheme  5

A Review of Literature focussing on Community Festivals & Celebrations

Contributor: 
Clark

The Victorian Health Promotion Foundation, VicHealth, is an independent statutory body established in 1987. VicHealth works towards the development of innovative responses to the complex social, economic and environmental forces that influence the health of all Victorians. VicHealth has a particular focus on a flexible, responsive and evidence-informed approach to working with partners from across different sectors in the community to create environments which improve population health.  
 
Contents 

A Review of Literature focussing on Community Arts Practice

Contributor: 
Clark

The Victorian Health Promotion Foundation, VicHealth, is an independent statutory body established in 1987. VicHealth works towards the development of innovative responses to he complex social, economic and environmental forces that influence the health of all Victorians. VicHealth has a particular focus on a flexible, responsive and evidence-nformed approach to working with partners from across different sectors in the community to create environments which improve population health. 

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a working life

Contributor: 
Clark

Innovative programs run by the Brotherhood of St Laurence are helping people get work and get their life working, as the House of Representatives Employment Committee found out during a recent visit.

The long-term unemployed who find work through the Brotherhood have a job retention rate of about 90 per cent.

CENTRE FOR PUBLIC POLICY: CAPACITY BUILDING AND SOCIAL CAPITAL FORUM SERIES

Contributor: 
Clark

 In Australia and internationally, over the last decade, there has been growing recognition of the importance of communities to people’s lives and to the basic social fabric of society. 
 
There is also increasing evidence that our economic and social wellbeing are mutually interdependent.
 

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