Community action is any activity that increases improvement of community in the delivery of _________ services. and manipulation?

• Global
• Squartter
• Local
• National

What is community dynamics in social science?

• Changes in community structure and composition due to environmental disturbances such as typhoon, earthquake
• Changes among members socially, physically and morally
• Changes among members socially, physically and morally
• Changes offered by the government itself

What is the purpose of community action?

• To increase population
• For housing development
• To reduce poverty
• To protect culture

It is a process of change and development within communities.

• Community dynamics
• Community action
• Community forces
• Community empowerment

Working collaboratively with and through groups of people affiliated by a geographic proximity.

• Solidarity
• Citizenship
• Engagement
• Integrity

Sector of community that includes medical and mental health professionals.

• Education
• Health
• Media
• Religion

Why is community action important?

• Community action is having rich people for resources
• Community action is for one sided development
• Community action is for one sided development
• Community action is about putting communities at the heart of local services

How to form a community?

• People are working for their own good.
• People share the same geographical vicinity such as village, province, or neighbourhood.
• People are grouped by their status in life.
• People offered services for everyone working for the common good.

People offered services for everyone working for the common good.

• Changes in community structure and composition due to environmental disturbances such as typhoon, earthquake
• Changes among members socially, physically and morally
• Changes take places because of behavioural change
• Changes offered by the government itself

They are the members of the bigger society who perceive the community as more than a mere network of socialization because it is a relationship among people which will allow dependence and support for each other.

• Grassroots
• Civil Society
• Social Institutions
• Community Process