Much research argues for the proact

Much research argues for the proactive role of community based amenities and organizations on mental health (Mckenzie;2008; Wickrama & Bryant, 2003; Wilson, 1996). According to these study, community based social organizations would benefit its residents in a number of ways such as proactively promoting the prevalence, strength, and interdependence of social networks within the community or the significant resident participation involuntary and formal organizations. Social networks and social tie shave long been regarded as significant factors that would promote health