abcd slides with updated hudds examples

1. ABCD
in action
Chris Chinnock

2. WelcomeWelcome

3. Guiding Principles of ABCD
55
Practical Examples of ABCD in action
33
66 Top Tips

7. Beveridge: the foundation
of the Welfare State
“The state…..should not
stifle incentive,
opportunity or
responsibility; in
establishing a national
minimum it should leave
room and
encouragement or
voluntary action by each
individual to provide
more than the minimum
for themselves and their
family.”

11. People Powered
Change

15. ASSET BASEDA
Y CITIZENSBB
OMMUNITY = PLACE-BASEDCC
RIVEN BY RELATIONSHIPSDD
VERYBODY INCLUDEDEE
5 Guiding
Principles

16. SSET
BASED

17. Skills, Gifts & Passions
Associations
Organisations
Local Exchange (economy)
Physical Space
Culture/Stories

18. IN
LEARNING
AND
DEVELOP
MENT
JODY
KRETZMAN
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JOHN
MCKNIGHT

20. What’s
Strong
What’s
Strong
What’s
Wrong
What’s
WrongOrOr

22. Needs Analysis
Community tensions/hate crimes Crime and Fear of Crime
Health inequalities Drug and Alcohol misuse
High unemployment Poor educational attainment
Poor housing/environmental issues
High
morbidity
Anti social
behaviour Gender
inequality

23. • Map of Croydon SOA

25. SSET
BASED

27. What are you most proud of
in your home life?
In pairs spend 10 mins sharing:
What are you most proud of
in your Community?

28. Pic of harry
Conscious Youth

30. What are you most proud of
in your home life?
In pairs spend 10 mins sharing:
What are you most proud of
in your Community?

32. Y
CITIZENS

33. forms of Helping4 0.
Relief
Rehabilitation
Advocacy
Community Building
4 0. Helping

34. HELPING 1….2….3….
Oriented towards professional / client relationship
Often involve peer groups who have similar conditions
Helping efforts based on a needs assessment
Characterised by the delivery and receipt of
services and programmes.
The primary agents of change are professionals - where
citizens are empowered to influence matters, it tends to
be as advisors

35. forms of Helping4 0.
Relief
Rehabilitation
Advocacy
Community Building
4 0. Helping

36. The primary change agents are local citizens and their
associations.
Focus is largely on the neighbourhood and wider social
and political matters, as defined by local people. Even
when working with individuals, the focus is on how to
support a person to contribute to the wellbeing of their
neighbourhood.
Groups are diverse and organised around local people’s
interests, passions, cares & concerns
There is a strong emphasis on exchanging and connecting
Helping 4.0

39. To For
With By

42. CanWEWE

43. OMMUNITY =
PLACE-BASED

51. RIVEN BY
RELATIONSHIPS

55. VERYBODY
INCLUDED

58. • Our Learning Sites in the UK include: Bristol, Croydon,
Kirklees, Leeds, Gloucestershire, Thurrock, Lichfield, North
West -Manchester, Wirral, South Ayrshire and Fife.
• Outside of the UK we have a strong presence in East Africa:
Kenya, Rwanda, South Sudan. We have also worked in South
Africa and many other countries around the world.
Our Learning Sites
1. Ayrshire & Arran
2. Bristol
3. Fife
4. Gloucestershire
5. Kirklees
6. Leeds
7. Lichfield
8. North West (Trafford)
9. Thurrock
10.Torbay
11.West Croydon
12.Wirral
Our UK Learning Sites

59. 6 Top Tips From Our
UK Experience

60. Emerging lessons
6 Top Tips
1. A local association who is committed to
community building is critical as a host

61. 2. Start by making the invisible visible

62. 3. Effective community building goes at the speed
of trust

63. Emerging lessons
Emerging lessons
4. Start with what’s strong to address what is
wrong, and make what’s strong even stronger

64. Emerging lessons
Emerging lessons
5. Community Connectors are critical

65. Emerging lessons
Emerging lessons
6. The optimum size of approx. 300-3,000

66. Further Learning3 Mins
Video
30 Minutes
Ted Talk
3 Hours
Book
Further Learning

68. www.nurturedevelopment.org
chris@nurturedevelopment.org