SECOND CALL.

The 'domains' of empowerment enable communities to better organise
themselves, both socially and structurally, towards gaining more control
of their lives (and health). Empowerment is achieved through strategic
planning to improve each 'domain', where a need has been identified by
the members of a community.  

This is termed the 'domains approach' and has been used to build
empowered communities specifically in projects in Thailand, Canada, New
Zealand, Kyrgyzstan, Australia, the USA and Kenya.

I am compiling a database of the experiences of using the 'DOMAINS'
APPROACH, PARALLEL-TRACKING IN HEALTH PROMOTION AND THE SPIDER-WEB
CONFIGURATION for the visual representation of community empowerment.

I would be very interested to hear from people who have experiences of
using these approaches.

Glenn Laverack.

Director of Health Promotion
The University of Auckland
School of Population Health
Dept Social and Community Health
Private Bag 92019 
Auckland, New Zealand
Tel: 64 9 373 7599 ext 89472
Fax: 64 9 303 5932

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