Community work

Author: [British] Trevilletree
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book is based on decades of experience in community work by a British community worker, written for those who want to understand community work, have some experience in it, and professional community workers. We often see the busy of community workers in foreign and Hong Kong/Taiwan films and TV shows. In recent years, the term "community" has appeared in promotions around us, and people are beginning to feel the new atmosphere and changes brought by community work. However, what kind of people are community workers, what does community work include, and how can it be done well—these questions remain largely unknown or even unfamiliar to most people. The author of this book tells us: community workers are a group of very dedicated people, similar to missionaries and door-to-door salespeople in many ways, and their most valuable asset is passion. Through decades of successful and unsuccessful cases in community work, the author vividly presents the basic theories, principles, and specific techniques of each community work orientation before us. It is believed that readers will gain a comprehensive understanding and deep insight into community work through reading this book, and it will be highly beneficial for better carrying out community work.