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Evidence Guide: CHCCDE025 - Develop and support community leadership

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CHCCDE025 - Develop and support community leadership

What evidence can you provide to prove your understanding of each of the following citeria?

Identify community leaders.

  1. Identify potential and existing community leaders and leadership structures that are recognised and accepted by community.
  2. Engage previous, potential and existing community leaders to establish parameters for their involvement, according to community protocols.
Identify potential and existing community leaders and leadership structures that are recognised and accepted by community.

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Engage previous, potential and existing community leaders to establish parameters for their involvement, according to community protocols.

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Develop and maintain support mechanisms.

  1. Design support mechanisms to enable the identification of the role, responsibilities, context and accountability of community leadership.
  2. Identify and address factors which might have an impact on the effectiveness of community leadership.
  3. Identify and access resources required to support community leadership.
Design support mechanisms to enable the identification of the role, responsibilities, context and accountability of community leadership.

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Identify and address factors which might have an impact on the effectiveness of community leadership.

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Identify and access resources required to support community leadership.

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Promote community leadership.

  1. Create and respond to opportunities to routinely promote the importance of community leadership.
  2. Ensure the development of structures, processes and practice reflects the defined role and importance of community leadership.
Create and respond to opportunities to routinely promote the importance of community leadership.

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Ensure the development of structures, processes and practice reflects the defined role and importance of community leadership.

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Develop community leadership skills.

  1. Design and provide learning programs aimed at building on existing strengths and skills in leadership.
  2. Implement activities to assist the development of community leadership.
  3. Proactively provide individuals with structured and supported opportunities to experience leadership.
Design and provide learning programs aimed at building on existing strengths and skills in leadership.

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Implement activities to assist the development of community leadership.

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Proactively provide individuals with structured and supported opportunities to experience leadership.

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Assessed

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Instructions to Assessors

Required Skills and Knowledge