concept   community support
20 commonsense assertions
Cultures (20) • Western countries (1) • Canada (1) • Conflict-affected areas (1) • Individualistic cultures (1) • African countries (1) • Australia (1) • Brazil (1) • Communal societies (1) • Humanitarianism (1) • India (1) • Jewish tradition (1) • Kenya (1) • Mexico (1) • Norway (1) • Remote areas in developing countries (1) • Saudi Arabia (1) • Scandinavian countries (1) • Sweden (1) • Western Africa (1) • Western individualistic societies (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 community support Western countries Community support in Western countries emphasizes individualism and self-reliance alongside government-funded social services and emotional support networks. 7
2 community support Canada In Canada, community support is shown through volunteer work and local donations. 2
3 community support Conflict-affected areas Community support in conflict-affected areas relies on communal sharing and mutual aid during hardship. 2
4 community support Individualistic cultures In individualistic cultures, community support is seen as the responsibility of the individual or family. 2
5 community support African countries African countries value communal sharing and mutual aid for community support in times of hardship. 1
6 community support Australia In Australia, community support is demonstrated through initiatives preserving indigenous cultures, traditions, and environmental stewardship. 1
7 community support Brazil Brazilian communities often demonstrate support through mutual aid associations and grassroots movements to address local social and economic issues. 1
8 community support Communal societies Communal societies prioritize collective support and resource sharing for the community's benefit. 1
9 community support Humanitarianism Supporting one's community is a valued collective responsibility in the culture of humanitarianism. 1
10 community support India In India, community support is commonly displayed through joint family systems and assistance for extended family members during difficult times. 1
11 community support Jewish tradition The concept of Tzedakah promotes charitable giving in Jewish tradition to support those in need. 1
12 community support Kenya In Kenya, community support is demonstrated through collective responsibility and communal sharing, such as the practice of Harambee. 1
13 community support Mexico In Mexico, community support is shown through solidarity during crises, with neighbors coming together to help those in need. 1
14 community support Norway Community support in Norway is demonstrated through comprehensive social welfare systems emphasizing equality and social solidarity. 1
15 community support Remote areas in developing countries In remote areas of developing countries, communities rely on mutual aid and support due to limited government resources and social services. 1
16 community support Saudi Arabia Community support in Saudi Arabian culture is traditionally shown through tight-knit family and tribal affiliations, providing support and protection within the extended family and tribal community. 1
17 community support Scandinavian countries Scandinavian countries have well-established welfare systems and social services as part of their community support. 1
18 community support Sweden Sweden's culture emphasizes community support through comprehensive social welfare systems that prioritize equality and social solidarity. 1
19 community support Western Africa Community support and cooperation are essential for well-being in Western African culture. 1
20 community support Western individualistic societies In Western individualistic societies, there is a stronger emphasis on individual responsibility and less reliance on communal support. 1