ASSIGNMENT l COMMUNITY SERVICE MANAGEMENT.

Running Head: COMMUNITY SERVICE MANAGEMENT
COMMUNITY SERVICE MANAGEMENT
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COMMUNITY SERVICE MANAGEMENT1
Community Service Organizations are basically non-market and not for profit
organizations which are exclusively meant to ensure community welfare initiatives, enforcing
human rights, uplifting the health status of women and children in the society. CSO’s have
existed since 1947 mainly working towards safeguarding the voting rights of the Mexican-
Americans and empowering the poor immigrants to help them voice their own demands and
create a safe place in the America’s mainstream society (Jagosh et al. 2015). Since its existence
it has received significant financial aid from the Industrial Areas Foundation of Chicago. Today
the nature and scope of Community Service Organization has evolved and morphed to something
very different as compared to past. Today Community Service Originations include varied set of
originations ranging from small, informal or community based organizations to very large high-
profile CSO’s collaborating with varied local partners and working significantly as independent
authorities. Community Service organizations are very different as compared to any other private
or government controlled and managed organization.
These Community Service Organizations (CSO’s), NPOs (nonprofit organizations),
NGOs (nongovernmental organizations), INGOS (international nongovernmental organizations)
altogether constitute a relatively new sector of organizational functioning which is distinctly
known as the “Third Sector” (Defourny, Hulgård and Pestoff, 2014). Therefore these third
sector organizations are neither public nor private. Thus drawing a comparison between the
functioning of the public sector with the private and the voluntary sector that is the third sector
will include: Private sectors can be referred to as an important part of country’s economic system
which are completely owned and controlled by individuals. These do not have any government
control on their functioning. Some sound examples of private sector undertaking who have