Community pathway workspace
Start with what a community wants. Build only what helps.
One shared pathway for listening, choosing support, approving ownership, finding funding and learning together. Communities can choose one module, the complete facility, or nothing yet.
- 1
Listen
Community invitation, priorities and authority
- 2
Map what exists
People, assets, skills, facilities and constraints
- 3
Choose modules
Community selects the support it wants
- 4
Community approval
Ownership, roles, media and decision rights
- 5
Price and fund
Transparent scope, budget and funding request
- 6
Deliver
Training, equipment, activity and local support
- 7
Move capability and control
Customers, contracts, revenue, knowledge and decisions move toward the agreed owner
- 8
Review and adapt
Community review, evidence and next choice
Four different starting points
Live community pathways
Statuses show what is verified, what needs community confirmation and what has not been assessed. They are not readiness scores.
Warumungu Country, NT
Tennant Creek
Our Community Shed and Tennant Creek Youth Centre
Next decision
Choose one small operational pilot before revisiting the full production pathway.
Urapuntja, NT
Utopia Homelands
Jane Wilson and Urapuntja Aboriginal Corporation
Next decision
Confirm what a shredder would enable, who would operate it and the support Jane wants.
Alice Springs, NT
Oonchiumpa
Oonchiumpa and Goods on Country
Next decision
Reconcile the DEWR scope and budget, then agree the funder-ready version.
Manbarra Country, QLD
Palm Island
Council-led introduction
Next decision
Confirm the right people, decision process and first listening conversation.