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The phrase "a community worker" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who is involved in helping and supporting a community, often through social services or outreach programs.
Example: "She has dedicated her career to being a community worker, focusing on improving the lives of those in underserved neighborhoods."
Alternatives: "a social worker" or "a community advocate."
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"Fortunately, nobody knew what a community worker was supposed to do.
I had arranged to meet Mirza Baig, a community worker with memories of Enoch Powell.
I became an academic, and now I'm a community worker and researcher.
Bill Cooke Lancaster At 39, James Purnell is leaving the Commons to become a community worker.
"They just don't know what to do," says a community worker, not excusing, just describing.
This is a specific ethnic issue more than a religious one, says a community worker in a city near Rotherham.
She was struck by his respect for her children and his dedication to his job as a community worker.
Basil Manning, a community worker in Lewisham, says: "People here feel that being black has become co-terminus with crime.
Yet after completing his PhD, he dropped out of academia altogether and went to Wolverhampton as a community worker.
After a few months, a community worker from Bougourmi named Bokoï Saleh arranged for a vaccine delivery to the island.
Since last summer, Daouda Diarrassouba, a community worker with the asthma project, has gone with her on doctor visits.
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