What are social action projects and why are they important?
The primary aim of social action projects is to build relationships between people from different backgrounds whose paths might not otherwise cross. They empower young people to make a difference in their local area and give them a stake in the community. They are also a way for young people to drive change that reaps benefits for them, their local community and society at large.
What different forms can projects take?
Social action encompasses any activity that has the potential to tackle social issues or instigate social change. A social action project can range from a sponsored event to raise money for a particular organisation or cause to a campaign that connects the public to a current issue or problem.
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