Is community and family studies an ATAR subject?

The Community and Family Studies (CAFS) course is an ATAR subject that is designed for students to develop an understanding of the diverse nature and interdependence of families and communities, within Australian society. In the HSC Course (Year 12), students study three core topics and one optional topic.

Similarly, it is asked, what is community and family studies?

Community and Family Studies. Community and Family Studies is designed to develop in each student an understanding of the diverse nature and Independence of families and communities, within Australian society. Families and Communities - Family structures and functions and the interaction between family and community.

Secondly, what is specific needs CAFS? SPECIFIC NEED: An individual may have a particular need to be involved in a group. E.g. gain information, social interaction, get fit. SOCIAL INTERACTION: Groups are joined to assist in the development of social skills and interaction between individuals.

Moreover, how do I study for CAFS?

Super specific CAFS advice

Understand the difference between reliable and valid research.
Learn a community organisation in depth for your 'Groups in Context' section.
Make sure you're using the correct terminology from the syllabus.
Understand the different types of wellbeing and always try to address at least two of them.

What are CAFS?

A compressed air foam system (CAFS) is used in firefighting to deliver fire retardant foam for the purpose of extinguishing a fire or protecting unburned areas.

What are the 6 specific needs?

We all have the same six needs, but how we value those needs and in what order, determines the direction of our life.

Need 1: Certainty/Comfort. The first human need is the need for Certainty.
Need 2: Uncertainty/Variety.
Need 3: Significance.
Need 4: Love & Connection.
Need 5: Growth.
Need 6: Contribution.

What factors can affect people's access to resources?

"Factors affecting access to resources for the aged include age, disability, education, ethnicity/culture, gender, geographic location and socioeconomic status".

What is wellbeing CAFS?

A state in which the physical, social, emotional and intellectual needs of an individual are met and balance between family, community, leisure and work is achieved. Wellbeing is measured according to our ability to cope with and adjust to change, our self-confidence, self-esteem and peer acceptance.

What is individual and group wellbeing?

Individual wellbeing involves considering one's own needs first. Whereas group wellbeing considers the needs of all the members of the group as a whole entity.