Resources
neighbourhood circles project - reports
The following two reports, Part 1: “A space at the heart of the community” and Part 2: “Inclusion is everyone’s responsibility”, provide a snapshot to some of the research we have conducted about different types of neighbourhood circles that exist around metropolitan Adelaide and what it might take establish more inclusive neighbourhoods for the future.
vIDEO RESOURCES
Neighbourhood circles video
Three local Adelaide stories of neighbourhood contribution and connection
Ovingham Greening video
The story of the welcoming and inclusive members of the Ovingham Greening, City of Charles Sturt
Rosefield community shed
When Trevor Harrison retired, he began spending lots of time in his backyard shed. He always had a passion for working with wood, and now he had the time to do it. But he soon discovered that hanging out at home on his own all the time was not good for the soul. So, he decided to go out and search for a sense of belonging.
He wasn't concerned about accessibility as much as attitude. Would other people's perception of disability get in the way of finding community?
Neighbourhood Contributions in Pasadena, St. Mary’s
A story of active members of the Pasadena Community Center and wider Pasadena, St. Mary’s community.
'Being the bridge to neighbourhood' guidebook and workbook
These resources are designed to help you create, establish or maintain an inclusive neighbourhood filled with healthy neighbourhood friendships.
