Community Initiatives and Their Relationship to Women's Social Entrepreneurship for Social Work Students

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Assistant Professor of Community Organization Department of Social work Methods Community Organization Division Faculty of Social work- Fayoum University

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The current study aimed to achieve a main objective: "Determine the level and nature of the relationship between community initiatives and the level of women's social entrepreneurship among female social work students", as this study belongs to the pattern of descriptive studies (relation) to measure the relationship between two variables, as it aimed to determine the nature and level of the relationship of the independent variable, which is "community initiatives" with the dependent variable "women's social entrepreneurship" among female social work students at Fayoum University, and the study used the social survey methodology through" the sample where The study was applied to a sample of university girls for fourth-year students, the regularity and affiliation divisions at the Faculty of Social Work - Fayoum University. In line with the type of study, the study relied on the questionnaire as a data collection tool, and the study reached the following results: The strong positive relationships between women's social entrepreneurship indicators and community initiatives indicators confirm that promoting social entrepreneurship can be a major driver to increase students' participation in community initiatives. Therefore, efforts should focus on strengthening these indicators through specialized training and awareness programs.

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