Concept Nature And Characteristics Of

Community

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Introduction to Community

A community is a group of individuals who

share common interests, values, goals, and
characteristics.

Communities can be based on geographic

location, ethnicity, religion, or shared interests.

The concept of community emphasizes social

connections and relationships among its
members.
Nature of Community

Communities provide a sense of belonging and

support for their members.

Community members often work together

towards common goals and objectives.

Communities can be inclusive and welcoming,

fostering a sense of unity and cooperation.
Characteristics of Community

Community members often engage in regular

social interactions and activities.

Communities may have established norms,

traditions, and rituals that help define their
identity.

Community members often share a sense of

responsibility and mutual concern for each
other.
Importance of Community

Communities play a vital role in promoting

social cohesion and enhancing individual well-
being.

Community involvement can lead to increased

social support, resilience, and a sense of
purpose.

Strong communities can contribute to positive

social change and improved quality of life for
their members.
Conclusion

Communities are dynamic and evolving entities

that adapt to changing circumstances and needs.

Building and sustaining strong communities

require active participation, communication,
and collaboration.

Embracing diversity and fostering inclusivity

are essential for creating vibrant and resilient
communities.
References

McMillan, D. W., & Chavis, D. M. (1986).

Sense of community: A definition and theory.
Journal of community psychology, 14(1), 6-23.

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