CHCCDE029 — Establish and develop community organisations or social enterprises
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What an assessment for CHCCDE029 must cover
52 assessable components: 5 elements (21 performance criteria), 2 performance evidence and 27 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 2 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.
Elements & performance criteria
1 Establish the marketplace need, purpose and philosophy for the community organisation or social enterprise
- 1.1Engage with community stakeholders to identify and assess the marketplace need, purpose and philosophy for establishment of a new, or the development of an existing, community organisation or social enterprise.
- 1.2Negotiate to generate support for the priorities and rights of the target group, taking into account community stakeholder viewpoints and perspectives.
- 1.3Clarify and negotiate goals and objectives with key community stakeholders, consistent with the purpose and philosophy of the community organisation or social enterprise.
- 1.4Develop business plan to meet community stakeholder needs.
- 1.5Use defined community development methods and marketplace need as the basis for all establishment work.
2 Review and develop organisational structure.
- 2.1Identify and assess the proposed purpose, scope, impact and process for change, for incorporation in planning.
- 2.2Prepare reports for all aspects of the proposed plan and submit to decisions makers for approval.
- 2.3Undertake participation methods to ensure all community stakeholders play a major role throughout organisational restructure or development processes.
- 2.4Consult community organisations and stakeholders about proposed structural changes and arrange for their participation throughout the process.
- 2.5Assess the strengths and weaknesses of forms and models of community organisations and social enterprises.
- 2.6Develop an organisational structure consistent with the purpose, philosophy and roles of the community organisation or social enterprise, and which meet industrial, legal and policy requirements.
- 2.7Establish mechanisms to monitor the development of the organisational structure and identify areas for change.
- 2.8Provide ongoing advice to decision makers as required on all aspects of the proposed changes and implementation strategy.
- 2.9Implement organisational restructure in line with the approved strategy.
3 Meet legal requirements to establish new or develop existing community organisation or social enterprise.
- 3.1Identify and adhere to legal requirements to establish the community organisation or social enterprise.
- 3.2Ensure records required to meet legal requirements are prepared, authorised and handled according to organisational policies and procedures.
4 Market and promote the organisation and organisational changes.
- 4.1Promote the benefits of the new organisation or organisation changes to stakeholders, target groups and those within the organisation to foster maximum effectiveness.
- 4.2Implement evaluation and monitoring processes to ensure maximum effectiveness of changes.
5 Evaluate community organisation or social enterprise results.
- 5.1Assess the community organisation or social enterprise results against plan.
- 5.2Discuss results with key stakeholders to determine future directions.
- 5.3Document key changes in future planning of the community organisation or social enterprise, according to organisational policies and procedures.
Performance evidence
- Evidence of the ability to complete tasks outlined in elements and performance criteria of this unit in the context of the job role, and:
- develop, implement and evaluate a business plan for at least one community organisation based on community need.
Knowledge evidence
- Commonwealth, State or Territory legislation and public policies impacting on community development processes
- community organisation models:
- government funded
- fee for service
- community based
- sources of funding:
- Commonwealth, State or Territory and local government funding sources
- philanthropic agencies
- private business and sponsorship
- requests, donations and other private grants
- fees for services
- contemporary economics and politics and their impact on community development
- organisation design and management principles
- key community networks and stakeholders
- project planning process
- key features of and processes for development of a business plan:
- goal identification
- identification of stakeholders
- budgeting
- risk management
- organisational structure
- identification of products and services
- implementation procedures
- evaluation
- organisational policies and procedures for:
- record keeping
- documentation.
Foundation skills
- Reading skills: interpret a variety of text to determine and confirm task requirements.
- Numeracy skills: select and interpret mathematical information that is relevant to budget of strategic planning.
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What does an assessment tool for CHCCDE029 need to cover?
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Related units
- CHCCDE017 — Support collaborative planning processes
- CHCCDE018 — Develop and implement community programs
- CHCCDE019 — Work within a community development framework
- CHCCDE020 — Implement participation and engagement strategies
- CHCCDE021 — Develop and support community resources
- CHCCDE022 — Work to empower Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander communities
- CHCCDE023 — Develop and deliver community projects
- CHCCDE024 — Support community action
- CHCCDE025 — Develop and support community leadership
- CHCCDE026 — Develop and lead community engagement strategies to enhance participation
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- CHCCDE028 — Work within organisation and government structures to enable community development outcomes
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