Neighborhood organizations
A. Take a number of different forms such as neighborhood associations and homeowners associations, which are basically the same thing.
B. Can have what is described as a social work orientation, which views the neighborhood as a political entity or a power base.
C. Can accomplish a great deal simply by encouraging and supporting the further development of natural helping networks.
D. Are best oriented to face-lifting activities, like neighborhood clean up and housing rehabilitation, and social interaction activities really define the extent of what neighborhood organizations can do.
Question 2
In the Global Perspectives section you can see
A. From the United Kingdomit is important to see the neighborhood as a territorially bound entity.
B. From Taiwanonce a project has been publicized with no objections registered it is too late to do anything to change it.
C. From Venezuelarecognizin g the political-economic and social determinants of health fits well with working to promote health at the neighborhood level.
D. From the Argentinaneighborho od associations are valuable in developing local projects from vegetable gardens to neighborhood banks, but they are no match when dealing with large institutions, like electric power companies.
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