Use assets and resources in ways that create greater community benefit.

Land, buildings, infrastructure, equipment and other resources can be used in ways that create local opportunities, increase participation and deliver greater community value. They can also sit underutilised or be used in ways that exclude people and limit benefits.

This session explores practical approaches for making better use of community assets and resources. We'll look at how communities and organisations can increase access, encourage shared use, activate underutilised assets, and ensure resources are used in ways that support local priorities.

We'll explore real-world examples such as community hubs, shared facilities, multi-use spaces, local procurement approaches, cooperative use arrangements and other models that maximise community benefit.

What will you learn?

In this session, you will:

Understand what it means to use community assets and resources effectively.
Explore how land, buildings, infrastructure, equipment, funding and other resources can be used to create greater community benefit.
Learn practical approaches to increasing access, participation and shared use.
Identify opportunities to better activate underutilised assets and resources.
Explore how decisions about asset use influence local outcomes, opportunities and wellbeing.
Learn from real-world examples of communities making better use of the resources they already have.
Apply the learning to your own organisation, project or community.

By the end of this session, you will have practical ideas and tools to help make better use of existing assets and resources, creating greater value, inclusion and impact for your community.

How it works and what’s included

Interactive online session facilitated by experienced practitioners
Session combines practical frameworks, case studies and applied activities so you leave with insights you can use immediately
Small-group learning — participant numbers are limited to keep sessions interactive
Access to the national Community Capital Network for ongoing connection and exchange

Pricing and Delivery

Complimentary Registration

We are currently offering this session free of charge to make Community Capital learning accessible to as many people as possible.

Places are limited to support meaningful participation, interaction and discussion. Early registration is recommended.

Session Delivery

We intend to deliver all advertised sessions; however, delivery is subject to facilitator availability and capacity. While we will make every effort to proceed as planned, there may be occasions where sessions are rescheduled, modified or unable to proceed. If this occurs, registered participants will be notified and offered access to any future equivalent sessions.

About your host

This series is hosted by the Centre for Community Capital.

For more information: contact@centreforcommunitycapital.org

About the Community Capital Learning Series

The Community Capital Learning Series is modular and structured around the essential functions of capital. These functions shape how our communities and economies operate. They influence how assets, resources and relationships are created, accessed, owned, governed and exchanged — and how value and benefits flow over time.

Each module explores one core function in depth, combining foundational understanding with practical application. If you are also interested in other areas visit: https://www.centreforcommunitycapital.org/

Contact the host of Community Use