Community partners refer to a group of people who are committed to promoting community development. Their goal is to build a closer, more belonging and more flexible community. These partners can be community residents, members of community groups, social workers, volunteers and so on. They usually have a deep understanding of the problems in the community and participate in practical actions to improve quality and promote community development. They may organize various community activities, plan community improvement plans and promote the integration of resources within the community. Community partners work in a wide range of fields, including but not limited to community environmental protection, community health promotion, welfare protection of children, the elderly and vulnerable groups, cultural and educational exchanges, and discussion of social and political issues. They use their personal energy and social resources, as well as the support of community residents, to discuss social problems and solutions and promote community innovation and development. Community partners attach great importance to social networks and establish contact with actions through various forms of communication, information exchange and * * *. In this way, they can contribute their own strength and manpower to the development of the community, and at the same time further cultivate the sense of participation and social responsibility of community members.