AHCWRK406 — Develop community networks

1 Make contacts within community

• 1.1Make connections through business, social and personal contacts, and programs to the community
• 1.2Identify connections for their potential in regard to a community group program or activity
• 1.3Formulate plans for developing relationships together with relevant community members and leaders
• 1.4Respect equity requirements and cultural backgrounds of people being contacted
• 1.5Apply cultural protocols to establish positive contacts
• 1.6Follow appropriate mechanisms to establish contacts with Indigenous communities
• 1.7Address community requests for information on or participation in programs or activities to promote the community group and program

2 Form and create links

• 2.1Develop contact through promotional activities, programs and activities of mutual interest to community members and other groups
• 2.2Structure activities, programs and personal contact to allow trust and understanding to develop within the group and community
• 2.3Develop working relationships in areas of common interest and goals to bring benefit to all parties
• 2.4Seek feedback on programs and community group activities from participants and community, and use to modify their application
• 2.5Develop and maintain records of ongoing contacts and relationships

3 Build networks

• 3.1Use individual contacts and contacts with other groups to establish networks of common interest
• 3.2Review programs and activities to incorporate networks and the network resources in areas of common interest and goals
• 3.3Evaluate progress in establishing links and networks, and identify opportunities for further action
• 3.4Manage relationships and networks to ensure compliance with cultural protocols and agency procedures and guidelines

4 Report on community liaison

• 4.1Evaluate community liaison activities in terms of their costs and benefits to the group and the program, and contribution to the community
• 4.2Prepare and submit reports on community liaison activities

What does an assessment tool for AHCWRK406 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for AHCWRK406 needs to address all 28 unit components: 4 elements with 18 performance criteria, 4 performance evidence requirements, 5 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

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