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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Community Context Audit in the editor.
Begin by filling in the 'Municipality' and 'Project Location & Limits' fields. Ensure you attach a project location map for clarity.
In the 'Project Type' section, select the appropriate option that best describes your project from the provided list.
Provide a detailed 'Project Description' and articulate the 'Reason for Project' to convey its significance to stakeholders.
Proceed to Section 1: Community Characteristics/Land Use. Conduct a visual assessment and indicate the presence and importance of various community characteristics.
Continue through Sections 2 to 5, assessing infrastructure, neighborhood culture, economic development, and community planning as instructed. Make sure to provide comments where necessary.

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What is an example of community context?

Resources, Environments, and Location For example, a community with a winter climate will require different strategies than one in a temperate climate. Some locations also may have specific political or natural boundaries, like those that border other countries or are surrounded by mountains and rivers.

What is the community context in social work?

Social and community context refers to the impacts of relationships and the settings where people live, work, and interact with others. This includes interactions between people and connections with larger social, cultural, and other institutions.

What are examples of social and community context?

Social and community context includes key issues such as cohesion within a community, civic participation, discrimination, conditions in the workplace, and incarceration. These issues can make it difficult or impossible for people to prepare for and respond to an emergency to the best of their abilities.

Why is it important to understand the community context?

Knowing the local context is necessary to support work with and within a communitywho is part of the community, what are they experiencing, and what are their challenges, needs, assets, and opportunities?