Write an essay to compare the different methods and processes of identifying community issues and community intervention strategies, highlighting the implications on Indigenous community work practice.

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Different methods and processes of identifying community issues, community intervention strategies, highlighting the implications on Indigenous community work practice.

Table of Contents Community issues 1 Fatal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder(FASD) 1 Lack of family planning 1 Health 1 Poverty 1 Domestic violence 1 Lack of employment 1 Education 1 Housing 1 Clash of cultures 1 Marijuana abuse 1 Food security 1 Gambling 1 Crime rates 1 Methods and Processes 1 Community intervention Strategies 2 implications on Indigenous community work practice 2 Reference: 2

Community issues

Currently in many community people are suffering with lack of opportunities due to the social problems they face in the community which is very unfortunate. Those social issues are identified below:

Fatal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder(FASD)

A widely common neurodevelopmental condition associated with prenatal alcohol exposure is foetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD).

Lack of family planning

Health

Poverty

Domestic violence

Lack of employment

Education

Housing

Clash of cultures

Marijuana abuse

Food security

Gambling

Crime rates

Methods and Processes

· Specialists to deliver intensive and multidisciplinary assessments.

· Integrating cultural protocols

· Implementation of the science theories called ‘knowledge-To-Action’ and training materials that up-skill remote practitioners with varying level of expertise.

· Experience-Based Co-Designed culturally sensitive and tiered neurodevelopmental assessment process to identify FASD

· RE-AIM as a evaluating tool to weigh the reach, effectiveness, adoption, implementation and maintenance of the assessment and training process.

This innovative assessment process can be shared between primary and tertiary health care settings, improving access to services for children and families.