COMMUNITY

STEWARDSHIP
PANGANGASIWA
SA
KOMUNIDAD
 Stewardship

– is a theological belief that humans

are responsible for the world and
should take care and look after it.
 STEWARDSHIP
is a way of life to everyone, who are
called to share their time, talent,
treasure and assets with the
community and others from a sense
of gratitude and generosity.
 Community stewardship is a
guiding principle that calls us to
collectively care for the resources,
relationships, and responsibilities
we share within our communities
 1. Shared Responsibility
In a community, each member has unique talents,
skills, and resources. Stewardship asks us to contribute
these assets selflessly for the betterment of the whole.
It transforms the question from "What can I gain?" to
"What can I give?"
 2. Sustainability
True stewardship aims not only for short-term
achievements but also for sustainable
development. It involves making decisions that
balance the needs of the present with the welfare
of the future.
 3. Respect and Care for Community Assets
 Each community has its assets, from parks
and schools to libraries and local businesses.
Community stewardship means taking care of
these spaces and institutions, ensuring they thrive
and remain available for everyone to benefit
from.
 4. Civic Participation
Engagement in community life is a fundamental
aspect of stewardship. It can be as simple as voting,
attending town meetings, or participating in local
events. By being actively involved, community
members ensure their voices are heard and contribute to
collective decision-making.
 5. Education and Empowerment
Sharing knowledge and skills is a powerful act
of stewardship. By educating each other and
empowering individuals to take action,
communities can address challenges more
effectively and innovate for the common good.
 6. Building Relationships
A stewardship-minded community value
relationship. This involves fostering connections
among community members, encouraging
collaboration, and building trust. Strong, healthy
relationships are the glue that holds community
initiatives together.
 7. Accountability and Transparency
 To maintain trust and promote responsible
stewardship, it is vital for community leaders
and members to be transparent about their
actions and accountable for the outcomes.
 8. Cultural and Historical Preservation
Respecting and preserving the cultural, historical,
and spiritual heritage of a community is essential. This
aspect of stewardship acknowledges the foundation on
which communities are built and maintains a sense of
identity and continuity. As we consider the concept of
community stewardship, let's reflect on how we, as
individuals and as a collective, can be good stewards.
 It's often the small, everyday actions that have the
most significant impact—picking up litter,
supporting a local business, mentoring a young
person, or even planting a tree. When we each
play our part, we weave a tapestry of care that
extends beyond ourselves, enveloping our
community in a rich cloak of sustainability,
support, and respect that will stand the test of
time.
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 Shared Responsible
 Sustainability
 Respect and Care for Humanity
 Civic Participation