Managing change in families and communities
Across
- 2. Changes that are contained within the family, and the family members have control over them.
- 5. Change that result from outcomes that a family arranges or prepares for.
- 8. individuals adopt The responsibilities or positions people take on within a family or community.
- 9. Support received from family, friends, and acquaintances.
- 11. Relating to changes in the natural surroundings that impact people.
- 12. and community wellbeing Changes in a family or community can significantly affect wellbeing.
- 13. Government-made laws that can have positive or negative impacts on society.
Down
- 1. Developments that make services more efficient but may replace jobs.
- 3. Changes that occur outside the family unit but that have various effects on the family’s functioning.
- 4. Unexpected or unintentional changes.
- 6. Changes that are impermanent.
- 7. A type of support provided by governments, charities, and organisations.
- 10. Changes that are lasting and that usually cannot be reversed.