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Core values

- **Addressing Societal Needs**: Maker Works targets three distinct communities: makers, students, and unemployed or under-employed individuals, providing them with access to modern fabrication tools and training, which can lead to economic redevelopment and job creation[1].
- **Improving Quality of Life**: The project aims to increase self-confidence, provide education, and foster innovation, all of which can significantly improve the quality of life for its members[1].
- **Promoting Positive Change**: By offering lower rates and a jobs board, Maker Works includes people regardless of their financial means, promoting social inclusion and positive change in the community[1].
- **Contributing to Community Well-being**: The project enhances community well-being by delivering skilled workers, new businesses, and beneficial products, and it also plans to replicate this model in other areas needing economic redevelopment[1].