CAFS

• Wellbeing is a dynamic in nature, influenced by lifestyle factors and the life stage a person has.
• Personal wellbeing refers to an individual's happiness and satisfaction with life.
• Wellbeing factors include living in a fair and democratic society, having healthy self-esteem, a sense of purpose and meaning, the ability to adapt to change, having enough money, sufficient sleep, a sense of belonging, realistic and achievable goals, and satisfaction in social, physical, economic, emotional, and cultural aspects of life.
• Wellbeing may be defined as the degree of satisfaction that an individual or group experiences when needs are met.
• Social factors in the environment include opportunities for time, recreation, and relaxation; privacy; and quietness when required.
• Physical factors for normal growth, development, and good health include satisfactory nourishment; good sleep and rest; regular health care; safety and security from external hazards and weather; and regular physical activity.
• Emotional factors include attachment and bonding, giving and receiving love, feeling and sense of belonging; security and stability within the family unit and social group; encouragement; promotion of a good self-image and self-concept; independence that is age-appropriate; and the opportunity for self-expression and creativity.
• Economic factors include paid employment, bank accounts, credit, budgeting, inheritance, and stable employment.
• Cultural factors include identifying with and belonging to a cultural group; teaching and developing customs, beliefs, values, and traditions of families and communities; and having opportunities to maintain cultural heritage through story, dance, language, diet, and/or dress.
• Spiritual factors include identifying with and belonging to a spiritual group and/or practice; teaching and developing customs, beliefs, values, and traditions that reflect their religious beliefs, values, and standards.
• Individual and group wellbeing, individual wellbeing and group wellbeing can be either independent of each other or dependent on each other.  
• What is speecs?

  Social

  Physical

  Economic

  Emotion

  Cultural

  Spiritual
• What is a need?

  -A need is something that is necessary for survival and overall wellbeing
• What is a want?

  -A want is somethings people desire to make life more pleasurable but isn't necessary for existence
• Main needs

  • Food
  • Water
  • Oxygen
  • House
  • Job
• Secondary needs

  • Love
  • Safety
  • Privacy
  • Respect
  • Wellbeing
  • Emotional health
• Abraham Maslow

  -The creator of hierarchy needs
• 1. Physiological needs

  • .Air
  •  water
  • food
  • shelter
  • sleep
  • clothing
  •  reproduction
• 1. Safety needs

  • Personal security
  • employment
  •  resources
  • health
  • property
• 1. Love and belonging

  • Friendships
  • intimacy
  • family
  • sense of connection
• 1. Esteem

  • Respect
  • self-esteem
  • Status
  • , recognition
  • strength
  • Freedom
• 1. Self-actualization

  • Desire to become the most that one can be
• DEFINITION OF RESOURCES

  -Recourses can be defined as anything an individual, group or community can use to survive, accomplish a task, satisfy a need or a want or achieve a goal.

  In other word, a resource is anything that will help a person to life their life.

  Something is a resource if:

  • It is an object
  • It contains information
  • It is useful in a daily life
  • It contains nourishment
  • It is a skill
  • It is an ability
• • HUMAN RESOURCES

  -Resources that human being possess within them.

  • Knowledge
  • Intelligence
  • Creativity
  • Initiative
  • Enthusiasm
  • Empathy
  • Communication
• • NON-HUMAN (material) RESOURCES

  -Resources that are outside of human beings. They are tangible things or objects that exist externally to people and can be seen and experienced by people.

  • Cars
  • Hospitals
  • Computers
  • Clothing
  • Shelter
  • Money
• Maslow's hierarchy of needs

  .Self-actualization

  .Esteem

  .Love and belonging

  .Safety needs

  Physiological needs
• Interchangeability

  -Means to exchange of resources for goods and/or services

  
  

  Interchanging resources often involves trading somethings wanted or needed. For example, a local farmer might provide vegetable to another farmer in exchange for horse manure.
• Interchangeability also means a resource's ability to be used in a number of ways
• Sustainability: Effective and efficient use of resources to ensure they are available for future use.
• Sustainability can be connected with recycling and conservation. Both reliability and availability of resources are constantly changing. Demand for various resources diminishes whereas other resources become a necessity.
• S: Specific

  M: Measure

  A: Achieve

  R:Relevent

  T:Time