Managing change in families and communities

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