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| Conclusion |
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| Trying
to establish and maintain any group activity is not easy. There
will always be people who have different or opposing ideas to
our own, but the trick really is to see that these people are
a potential asset to us and not a liability. None of us has
the answers to every question, obstacle or event, but others
with different life experiences to our own may well possess
such answers. Don't be afraid to draw on such wisdom and put
it to good use. |
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| Likewise,
not everyone is good at detail work whilst others struggle to
see the overall picture - make use of what people are good at
and if you can help it don't pigeonhole them into jobs they
are not suited to. Community Group work is mostly undertaken
on a voluntary basis and group members who feel comfortable
in their role are far more likely to stick around for awhile! |
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| Whatever
stage you are at in forming or running your group take heart
- by reading this guide you are willing to acknowledge there
might be other different (and possibly better ways) of doing
things - by recognising this, half your battle is already won! |
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