The community-centered practice framework (CCPF) consists of four components or phases comprising:
A) Individuals, groups, organizations, and social networks
B) Geographic location, climate, the natural and built environment, population characteristics
C) Community identity, community occupations, community resources and barriers, and participation enablement
D) Climate, the natural and built environment, population characteristics, and sociocultural elements

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The CCPF consists of four components, or phases: community identity, community occupations, community resources and barriers, and participation enablement. Identifying the characteristics and dimensions of community identity, community occupations, and resources and barriers to community participation enables occupational therapy practitioners to develop and implement appropriate strategies and interventions to empower communities to achieve their occupational goals and facilitate community participation.

The Community-Centered Practice Framework (CCPF) Consists of Four Components or Phases