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    Goals of Community

    Engagement

    Discussing the goals of a community and its benefits


    Presentation by:

    Ampil, Boncocan, Inomata, Pineda, Yap


    To build trust

    •Building trust is a crucial goal of


    community engagement because it lays
    the foundation for effective collaboration
    and cooperation among community
    members and organizations.
    To build trust

    Examples of building trust in


    community engagement
    include:
    1. Transparent
    Communication:
    2. Active Listening
    3. Accountability:
    4. Collaboration and Co-
    creation:
    To enlist new resources & allies
    • To enlist new resources and allies means to recruit or
    attract people or groups who can help you achieve
    your goals or support your cause.
    • It is a strategy that can be used in various contexts,
    such as community engagement, advocacy, health
    promotion, policy making, and research.
    To enlist new
    resources & allies
    Some ways to enlist new resources and allies
    are:
    1. Identify and contact potential allies who
    share your interests, values, or vision
    2. 2. Communicate your goals, needs, and
    expectations clearly and respectfully
    3. 3. Listen to and learn from your potential
    allies’ goals, needs, and expectations
    To create better communication, and
    • Create better communication enable people at all levels of the
    community to work together to achieve the community’s
    goals and move it forward on the path of success and
    development.
    • When communication is effective, there is no space for
    misunderstanding or alteration of information which
    decreases the likelihood of conflict. Effective communication
    ensures that the situation is resolved in a respectful manner.
    To create better
    communication, and
    On creating better
    communication, community
    engagement seeks to achieve
    specific objectives:
    1. • Clarity
    2. • Engagement
    3. • Problem Solving
    To improve overall health outcomes as successful
    projects, evolve into lasting collaboration
    • Improving overall health outcomes is an important
    goal of community engagement because it directly
    impacts the well-being and quality of life of
    community members.
    • Examples of community engagement projects that
    have successfully improved overall health outcomes
    and evolved into lasting collaborations include:
    To improve overall health
    outcomes as successful
    projects, evolve into lasting
    collaboration
    1. Community Health
    Clinics:
    2. Health Education
    Programs:
    3. Healthy Food
    Initiatives:
    4. Mental Health Support
    Networks.
    It’s needed to guide the development of the
    project agenda by:
    • Expanding or redefining the focus of the
    initiative,
    • Identifying unexposed information, and
    • Creating a network of revenue sources and
    funding partners.
    Expanding or redefining the focus of the
    initiative
    • It’s absolutely beneficial to create more
    ideas and to search for new opportunities,
    so expanding or redefining the initiative’s
    focus allows us to operate beyond
    previous limitations.
    Identifying unexposed information, and
    • Unexposed information means that there are some things in
    the community that remains unacknowledged, so by exposing
    information on these things allows for beneficial changes.
    • Examples of unexposed information in project development
    could be Risk management, Poor communication, Ineffective
    management, and Lack of accountability. And leaving these
    things unnoticed causes major issues.
    Creating a network of revenue sources and
    funding partners
    • It’s a crucial step for us create a network for revenue
    and funding, because it’s the only manner in which we
    can afford the cost and resources to achieve the desired
    initiative.
    • Having a continuous network of funds keeps processes
    afloat and ensures that projects are being worked on
    without issues or delays.

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