This course explores the range of services, organizations, and support systems available within local communities. Students learn how to identify, evaluate, and access community resources that address social, economic, health, and educational needs.
Topics include the roles of public and private agencies, nonprofit organizations, and government programs in supporting individuals and families. The course also emphasizes advocacy, referral processes, and collaboration with community stakeholders.
Through case studies and practical activities, students develop skills in resource mapping, client support, and effective communication with service providers. By the end of the course, students will be able to connect individuals to appropriate resources and understand the impact of community services on overall well-being.
- Teacher: Joyline Chepkirui
- Teacher: Joyline Chepkirui
- Teacher: Richard Yahuma