Names are important. They help build a group's identity and promote member solidarity. Assist it in setting realistic objectives . Group members must reach consensus on what will be done, by whom and when. Urge groups to meet regularly.
Frequent meetings are desirable during the early learning stage.
Stress the need for regular attendance. For the benefits of group action to continue even after outside assistance ceases, the groups must become self-reliant and cohesive units. Ensure that leadership develops and gets shared . A group should not depend too much on a single individual. Highlight the importance of member contributions .