Promoting Effective Service Delivery: A Report on Community Services

This report examines the role of community service organizations in Australia, focusing on their contributions to effective service delivery and support for the community. The report highlights how these organizations address and support the needs of various groups, including the elderly, disabled individuals, and youth facing poverty. It also emphasizes the importance of health campaigns, particularly those addressing obesity and promoting overall well-being. The organizations are involved in various projects, research and development activities centred around the public welfare and benefit of the community as a whole, ensuring that the community receives the best care and attention. The report references several sources, including Alford & Yates (2016), Cheers (2019), and Cowlishaw et al. (2014), to support its findings and provide a comprehensive overview of the subject.

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Community service organisations’ roles in addressing and supporting clients’ needs and
issues
There are tax related issues as such within the Australian community and the
community service organisations could easily manage exemption of the organization income
tax and also resolve other issues, thereby, comply with the substantive requirements and
needs in the Governing rules of the nation. Not only does the community service
organisations are responsible for managing these matters, but also these bodies are associated
with the various projects, research and development activities centred around the public
welfare and benefit of the community as a whole (Alford & Yates, 2016). The elderly
individuals suffering from neglecting within the community, disabled individuals and youth
in the grasp of poverty have been supported and taken care of by the community service
organisations too.
Obesity, being a major health related issue nowadays, causing some serious diseases
related to heart, has been promoted and held campaigns about by the community service
organisations These organisations are associated with the health and social care sector, which
has assisted in developing health campaigns where people are known to the causes of obesity
and how the health issue could be mitigated as well (Cowlishaw et al., 2014). A range of health
care options are provided by these organisations too, which could promote healthy lives and
wellbeing of people within the concerned Australian community too. The community
services have become acts of serving where the organisations have added services to leaning
and balanced these two for delivering a better experience for people and created opportunities
to change and transform the community at large (Cheers, 2019).

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References
Alford, J., & Yates, S. (2016). Co‐Production of public services in australia: The roles of
government organisations and Co‐Producers. Australian Journal of Public
Administration, 75(2), 159-175.
Cheers, B. (2019). Welfare bushed: Social care in rural Australia. Routledge.
Cowlishaw, S., Birch, A., McLennan, J., & Hayes, P. (2014). Antecedents and outcomes of
volunteer work–family conflict and facilitation in Australia. Applied
Psychology, 63(1), 168-189.