This guide can support you to:

• partner with stakeholders to plan a community hub
• raise community awareness and formalise partnerships to establish the hub
• deliver social services and plan for growth and maturity.

What's inside:

• Delivering a shared community hub | Introduction
• 4 phases and 7 critical elements | Discover how these work together for successful delivery and how they are adapted for each phase
• Phase 1 - Plan | understand the key actions, outputs and outcomes for each phase

What is a shared community hub?

A shared community hub is an example of a place-based approach to social infrastructure.

Community hubs enable community members to access resources and services in a single location by clustering community facilities and integrating services.

They are collaboratively planned and designed to:

» improve community access to services

» involve services directly relevant to that community

» maximise shared investment outcomes for providers

» generate greater social benefit.