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Ecology of the Community (The Freedom Principles (All mankind are created…

- - - - The psychological and practical relationships between humans and their social, a well as physical, environment
    - - Production, distribution, consumption
      - Socialization
      - Social control
      - Social participation
      - Mutual support
  - - - Education
      - Childcare
      - Recreation
      - Community safety
      - Citizen involvement
      - Physical environment
      - Employment opportunities
      - Cost of living
      - Neighborhood quality
    - - Population density
        
        Number of people occupying a certain area of space
      - Composition
        
        Stability or mobility of people in a neighborhood as well as their homogeneity or heterogeneity
        
        Homogeneous
        
        People of similar backgrounds
        
        Heterogeneous
        
        People of differing backgrounds
      - Noise
      - Community design
      - Play settings
        
        Traditional playground
        
        Swings, slide, teeter-totter, sandbox
        
        Modern playground
        
        Sculptures to climb, crawl and slide on
        
        Adventure playground
        
        Old lumber, tires, crates, bricks, rocks
    - - The neighborhood setting
      - Patterns of community interaction
        
        Size of community
        
        Social diversity
        
        Shared norms
        
        Valued types of social relationship
        
        Gemeinschaft
        
        Communal, cooperative, close, intimate, and informal interpersonal relationships
        
        Gesellschaft
        
        Associative, practical, objective, and formal interpersonal relationships
  - - - Provide specific schools with materials, financial aid, human resources, and professional support
      - Serve on school advisory councils
      - Offer use of business settings for job placement
  - - - Programs that seek to lessen the stresses and strains of life resulting from social and technological changes and to avert problems
      - Parks, recreation and education
    - - Programs that maintain the health, education, and welfare of the community
      - Family and child
        
        Referrals
        
        Economic assistance
        
        Counseling
        
        Family preservation
        
        Senior citizens
        
        Child health and welfare
        
        Protective
        
        Child care
        
        Foster care
        
        Adoption
    - - Programs that enable or restore people's ability to participate in the community
      - Correction
      - Mental health
      - Special needs
  - - - Temporary assistance for needy families (TANF)
      - Unemployment compensation
      - Social Security survivor or disability benefits
      - Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
      - Veterans' benefits
      - Child nutrition services
      - Other services
      - Homelessness
        
        Higher rates of depression, suicide, mental health disorders in youth
    - - Medicaid
      - Maternal and child health services
      - Centers for disease control
      - Child nutrition programs
    - - Child welfare services
      - Social services block grants (Title XX)
      - Child and adolescent service system program
      - Child care assistance
        
        Income tax deductions
        
        Subsidized day care
    - - The Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act
      - The Family Violence Prevention and Services Program
  - - - Learn about the needs in your community
      - Conserve funds by contributing time
      - Share skills and gain new ones
      - Develop self-esteem and self-confidence by feeling needed and valued
      - Meet new people from all walks of life
      - Enhance your resume and make important networking contacts
    - - Tutoring at-risk youth
      - Building homes for low-income people
      - Caring for homebound seniors
      - Working at food banks
      - Donating food, clothing, household items
      - Helping maintain parks by cleaning the environment
      - Responding to natural disasters
  - - - The process of sensitizing individuals and groups to the unmet needs of children and to society's obligation to provide a positive response to those needs
    - - Child Welfare Information Gateway (CWIG) resources
        
        Overview
        
        Definitions
        
        Identification
        
        Statistics
        
        Risk and protective factors
        
        Perpetrators
        
        Impact
        
        Fatalities
        
        Contact
        
        Know
        
        Your state's child abuse/neglect laws
        
        Who must report abuse and neglect
        
        Social workers
        
        Teachers, principals, school personnel
        
        Physicians, nurses, health-care workers
        
        Counselors, therapists, mental health professionals
        
        Child care providers
        
        Medical examiners or coroners
        
        Law enforcement officers
        
        How to report abuse and neglect according to the law
      - Legal intervention
      - Therapeutic intervention/treatment
        
        Family preservation
        
        Parent education
        
        Child care
        
        Family therapy
        
        Kinship care
        
        Foster care
        
        Parent support groups
        
        Institutionalization
        
        Adoption