Healthy Community is the Vision
{"Image DocumentName": "Healthy Community is the Vision", "Image ImageDescription": "Adapted from Whan\u0101u Ora, New Zealand approach to M\u0101ori family health and wellbeing. Community and family well-being will be realised when [extended] families are: Self managing. Living healthy lifestyles. Participating fully in society. Confidently participating in the First Nations/Inuit world. Economically secure and successfully. Involved in wealth creation. Cohesive, resilient, nurturing. Krawl, 1994, Indicators of healthy community. people getting involved in their community. greater sense of trust, caring and sharing among community members. positive parenting. sharing of intergenerational wisdom [and culture] openness and communication among community members, without blaming or shame. clear role expectations and people taking responsibility. sense of connectedness and sensitivity to one another which promotes healthy partnerships and collective action. 1minute. Here are two different ways to consider what healthy community could look like. Each community defines this for themselves, but here\u2019s some options. The first written by Marcia Krawll a number of years ago, talks a lot about social connections, social networks, and individuals supporting each other. The second comes from our Maori friends in New Zealand. If it were adapted to our world, this is what it would look like: healthy individuals, contributing to community, knowing their own culture, working together. The reason why we always start with the vision, is that it reminds us that we actually are working on something together. So let\u2019s define it \u2013 community development. \u00a9FNIHB-HC 5.", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}