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Accentuate the positive.

Lina Ishu

The Assyrian community in NSW is rapidly changing and growing in the Sydney region. This case study will examine key factors and processes for (re)building a community that has experienced loss, uprooting and trauma. Lina Ishu’s presentation will show how Assets Based Community Development approaches contributed to connecting young people to opportunities and services for meaningful youth involvement in social change. In addition to review community asset mapping, the pivotal role of the Community Worker at the local level to link people together is also considered. Finally, lessons will be drawn for effectively harnessing community strengths and seeking to achieve positive outcomes for individuals, families and society.

Recorded at the NSW Service for the Treatment and Rehabilitation of Torture and Trauma Survivors (STARTTS)
March 2011, New South Wales, Australia.
Visit STARTTS at : www.STARTTS.org.au

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Lina Ishu

Lina is STARTTS’ Young Women’s Project Officer. With over 14 years experience working as a Youth Development Worker with different organisations, Lina has been particularly successful in supporting the leadership skills of disengaged young people. With STARTTS, Lina has notably been organizing Youth Camps, facilitating group work and integrating Sport, Dance, Art Therapy, and other creative activities to assist youth achieve their full potential and aspirations. Lina holds a Diploma in Youth and Community Services and, is currently completing her Social Work Degree.

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