The best approach to be applied in understanding the concept and meaning of community is the fluid concept. This is the case because the meanings and definitions attached to a community by different people are different, and vary from one community setup to another. However for any individual interest in working with or within a community that may involve defining the given community; one must first develop a clear portrait of the unit they are making efforts to address. The importance of developing a clear understanding of the dimensions that come into play in the concept of community is, that it enables individuals studying the given community to better focus their exertion on focusing on individuals who can provide the most realistic information; and enable the individual studying the given community apply the most suitable engagement stratagems (Derienzo 45-56). A community can be defined from two different perspectives; one from a wider sociological systemic approach; and the second from an individualized perspective but in both definitions, emphasis is given on who is included in the definition and who is not. A given individual can qualify to be a member of a given community by choice, where he willfully decides to associate himself with the given community. An individual may also belong to a given community based on the fact that they possess some innate distinctive features like age, ethnicity, race or gender. This gives the idea that an individual may belong to a number of communities, at any given time. This aspect, therefore, creates the need of being able to make out these complex associations, in choosing how and where to learn the communication channels and practices within a given community (Derienzo 45-56). From a sociological viewpoint, the concept of community implies a grouping of people unified by at least one distinguishing aspect. This distinguishing characteristic could refer to the location or geography they inhabit; shared values, experiences, interests or customs. In general, the concept of community is very wide to an extent that if one is to define a community in a single simple way, they would not establish any. The reason there is no single straight definition of a community is that some individuals express themselves as members of a given community through relationships, other places, other institutions, and still to some others the feelings they associate with being members of the given community (Derienzo 45-56). In understanding the communication within and in a community, it is important to look at the community as a structure composed of individual associates and compartments that have varied distinctive traits and interrelations. These compartments are formed by the collection of persons who symbolize specialized roles, activities or interests within the community structure. Further, each and every one of these compartments that have distinctive boundaries operate in harmony with the other sectors, in the pursuit of meeting the needs of its members; and those of the individuals the sector is designed to benefit. An example, in this case, is the emphasis schools give to scholar education; and economic institutions to employment and enterprise development. From this, it is evident that for the smooth transition of the different members of these compartments and the individuals within society; there is a