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community home community care community centre community services online community contact us the value of the community for the modern population there can be no doubt that as mankind has progressed technologically, politically and economically, that local communities have suffered leading to deprived areas which has resulted in lots of derelict property for sale . this is especially relevant to the western world, where regions no longer have what used to be termed a local community '. with the modern world pushing us forward, is there any value left in the community? or is a community a thing of the past? with every individual and family living in their own private bubble? let us explore some of the benefit of rekindling the community in this short article below. • raised moral standards in the past, aside from the law, local people were judged by their local peers. anonymity was impossible, everybody knew everybody and there were very few secrets that could be kept in these kinds of close knit communities. this leads directly to a rise in moral standards; shame becomes the punishment as the community collectively points its finger at the perpetrator. • constant care how many stories do we hear in the community about old or sick people dying alone in their home and not being discovered for days, sometimes weeks? in this day and age people are often alone, without interaction with other human beings for extended periods of time. a resurgence of communities would cause people to care for their neighbours more, instead of shunning them to avoid having to help them. • a sense of belonging suicide figures, especially in the young, are rising each year. many people are ostracised from the world by the fact they have no friends or relatives in their community. this can lead to loneliness and eventually depression. a community spirit would instil a sense of belonging in these individuals, they would no longer be alone, and they would lead healthier, happier lives. • economic benefits currently when we source tradesman, raw materials and all other kinds of produce we shop for the best product at the best price. quite often a similar product at an equally attractive price will be available right on our doorsteps in the local community. we are unaware of these products and providers as we are not familiar with our local economy and commerce. by rebuilding the community local tradesman and retailers would find local people would become their main client source, thus generating local capital for local community inhabitants. all in all it can generally be said that the loss of communities in the western world has lead to a lower standard of living for many people. in the past, especially in times of turmoil such as the current global economic crisis, the local community would help each other through. this is not so in the isolated world in which many of the families in the western world live today. there is an old saying that no man is an island' yet with the loss of the community everyone is forced to try and be their own island, weathering out whatever storm comes along as best they can. please note: we are not associated with the computer communicators association. © community | this site is no longer associated with the computer communicators association.

URL analysis for community.org.uk

http://www.community.org.uk/onlinecommunity
http://www.community.org.uk/communityservices
http://www.community.org.uk/communitycentre
http://www.community.org.uk/communitycare
derelict-property.co.uk

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the WHOIS query quota for 2600:3c03:0000:0000:f03c:91ff:feae:779d has been exceeded
and will be replenished in 49 seconds

WHOIS lookup made at 17:46:38 23-Aug-2017

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