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Health and safety for community groups

Liability means that you are responsible for something or someone. If someone on your project, or visiting your project, gets hurt, are…

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Making sure everyone can access your group or project

How to make your projects accessible to everyone. Find out what the barriers are and support equal access to your projects.

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Managing conflict in a community group

Understanding conflict and how to deal with it in groups. What causes conflict, and what are some good ways of tackling it?

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Practical tips for cross-cultural communication

Helpful hints when you are working with people from diverse cultural backgrounds. It's useful to know that people from around the…

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Reaching people in your community

How to get the word out about your group or your project, and connect with people in your community.

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Running a group session: how to get started

Advice about how to run a group session and facilitate a meeting. What does facilitation mean, and how can you make sure your meetings…

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Working with many languages

A guide about working with groups where many languages are spoken. Some hints and tips so that everyone can understand one another, and…

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