Community Notes

Community Notes is a space for community workers, advocates, and changemakers to share insights, tools, and stories from the field. Blending practical tips with reflective learning, it’s designed to support your work, spark new ideas, and strengthen the connections that make community care possible.

The Art of the Intake: First Impressions That Build Trust

The Art of the Intake: First Impressions That Build Trustby: Sarah SmallmanPublished on: 27/03/2026

Intake processes set the tone for everything that follows. Learn trauma-sensitive approaches to assessment that build trust, respect boundaries, and create safety from the first contact.

Trauma-Informed Practice
The Art of the Intake: First Impressions That Build Trust

Risk Management That Respects Rights

Risk Management That Respects Rightsby: Sarah SmallmanPublished on: 19/03/2026

Risk management doesn't have to mean control. Learn rights-based approaches that support people to make informed choices while managing genuine risks ethically and collaboratively.

Practical Tools & Skills
Risk Management That Respects Rights

Care Planning as Collaboration: Moving Beyond Templates

Care Planning as Collaboration: Moving Beyond Templatesby: Sarah SmallmanPublished on: 12/03/2026

Transform care planning from a compliance exercise to genuine collaboration. Learn how to co-create plans with clients that reflect their goals, not service requirements.

Practical Tools & Skills
Care Planning as Collaboration: Moving Beyond Templates

The Case Manager's Survival Kit: Balancing Efficiency and Empathy

The Case Manager's Survival Kit: Balancing Efficiency and Empathyby: Sarah SmallmanPublished on: 05/03/2026

Smart strategies for case managers to save time without sacrificing compassion. Learn practical hacks for managing competing priorities, staying organised, and avoiding burnout.

Practical Tools & Skills
The Case Manager's Survival Kit: Balancing Efficiency and Empathy

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