Ted Smeaton talking about Inspiring Communities - http://www.businessinsider.net.au/up-close/ted-smeaton
About Inspiring Communities
Inspiring Communities was formed because of the belief that vibrant, strong communities and nations need a strong civil society; that sustainable communities are built from the inside out and need the passion, ideas, skills, assets, culture, and energy of everyone in the community to create inclusive, vibrant, enterprising communities.
These ideas have led to Ted Smeaton to establish Inspiring Communities to promote these important ideas with the necessary facilitation, creativity and skills. Inspiring Communities has a select number of innovative facilitators who collaborate on Inspiring Community Projects.
These ideas have led to Ted Smeaton to establish Inspiring Communities to promote these important ideas with the necessary facilitation, creativity and skills. Inspiring Communities has a select number of innovative facilitators who collaborate on Inspiring Community Projects.
InspiringCommunities supports communities
to grow strong by:
- Community asset mapping, visioning and planning
- Community revitalisation
- Community development
- Mentoring, facilitation and educational opportunities using Asset Based Community Development, ABCD for Inclusion, and Appreciative Inquiry methodologies.
- National Youth Policy Development
- Social Enterprise Development
- Community education / organising
- Support to NGO’s, Communities, Local, State and National Government
- Key note addresses
- Conference workshops
- Organisational development
Inspiring Communities is based on these
important assumptions:
Communities and organisations we have supported 2008-10 · Arabic Council Australia · Australian Centre for Social Leadership · Burnie Moves Project · Charrette Foundation · Christian Blind Ministries · Department of Communities, Queensland · Department of Youth Affairs, Qatar · Interactionz ( New Zealand) · The International Association of Community Development · Family Action Centre · Family Advocacy · Fraser Coast Regional Council · Hobart City Council · International Association for Youth Policy Development · Kempsey City Council · Local Government Managers’ Association of South Australia · Lake Macquarie City Council · Mission Australia · NSW Department of Education and Training · NSW Human Services Ageing Disability and Home Care · Rockingham City Council · Sydney South West Area Health Service · Smith Family · San Remo Neighborhood Centre · The Municipal Association of Victoria · The Benevolent Society · The Sunnyfield Association · Uniting Care Australia · The Uniting Church of Australia · Uniting Care Community Options · University of Newcastle · Wyong Shire Council · Woollahra City Council |