Chère Florence,

Welcome to Community Life Competence! Could you add your picture as it adds a human touch to your profile? (go to 'settings' then 'upload photo')

Connect with members: We hope you will enjoy the opportunity to communicate with friends in all parts of the world. Under the Tab with Members you can find people to connect with and members who share similar interest.

Post your experience: You can share your experiences with local responses and the competence process through putting up a blog. To post a blog, first sign in, then go to top of the page and click on the blue button ‘Blogs’ and click on ‘+ Add a Blog Post’. You can also comment on blogs posted by other members.

Discussion Forum: Our FORUM is the place where we learn together. If you want to discuss an element of the Competence process, or other issues related to local responses, please contribute to the forum. To participate in an ongoing discussion, sign in, go to the top of the page, click on the blue button ‘FORUM’ and then click on topic of the discussion you are interested in. In the FORUM you have an option to start a discussion on a topic of your interest.

Again, we are very happy to have your voice on Community Life Competence and look forward to your contributions. You will find some suggestions and rules of play under the ‘help’ tab.

Please do not hesitate to contact us if you need any assistance. If you have want support contact laurence[@]communitylifecompetence.org

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Warm regards,

Rituu

hello darling,

i am happy to see you here :):)

have a nice weekend.

A warm welcome to peace competence group, my dear friend. I am happy to see you here.I like your photo very much.

In France we are starting an initiative with nurses on application of Community life competence. Also we have applied our approach with people with disabilities in Guyana and Mozambique. In India, Fr Joe has applied this approach with parents of disabled children. I asked him why parents and he replied that parents find it harder to cope with the situation. Would you like to share from your experience the strengths you saw in children you worked with and any story where they took action to address their issue. Merci!

And in response to your question,  you don't have to be a member of an organisation to be in this community. Here we connect as human beings to share and learn from each other.

I am very glad to be the member of this network and you help me to do so///  Well how is your days going?

Take care 

Bonjour Florence, c'est un plaisir de te rencontrer. Je m'appelle Laurence et je suis co-modératrice de cette plateforme. j'étais en vacances pendant un mois et Rituu a pris la relève pour moi. Je vois que tu habites en Normandie. C'est magnifique làbas, j'aime beaucoup. Je suis belge et j'habite à Chiang Mai pour le moment. 

Y a-t-il une chouette 'communauté' (village, amis, ?) là où tu habites? Des réponses locales (des gens qui passent à l'action pour eux-même pour faire face à un défi)?

Bises

Laurence

hello Florence

apologies for the late response to your msg.

Yes have been in SG for 3 months now - its a very exciting place to be when you are young and want to meet different people from the four corners of the world.

There are also numerous activitists in their own ways who want to get involved into community support but very often dont know how to get started or where to seek information - on the surface SG is a very prosperous city state, however like anywhere in the world under the surface one can notice that people could do with some help.

How have you become involved with this wonderful movement?

I'd be happy to meet with your brother if he is in town as well. feel free to share my email with him: lucaturconi@gmail.com

see you soon

Luca

Hi Florence,

How are you my dear friend? I am glad you are in touch with Luca.

Warmly,

Rituu

hi Florence,

I work with communities in the prevention and eradication of TB.

I am in charge of the monitoring project.

My role mainly is to build capacity of communities in monitoring their own progress in eradicating TB in their localities.

Hope to hear from you.

Alma

Bonjour Florence,

This blog might interest you as you work with people who are differently abled. It is in French:-) http://aidscompetence.ning.com/profiles/blogs/salt-et-kung-fu-a-matola

Warmly,

Rituu

Happy birthday Florence!