Community serves as a vital resource in the process of lifelong learning by providing a rich environment for shared knowledge, experiences, skills, and support systems. It represents a collective space where individuals of different ages, backgrounds, and expertise come together, making learning continuous, participatory, and relevant to real-life situations. In the context of lifelong learning, community is not just a setting but an active contributor that shapes and sustains learning opportunities beyond formal institutions. One of the primary roles of the community as a resource is the sharing of local knowledge and experiences. Members of a community possess valuable insights related to culture, traditions, occupations, and social practices. This knowledge becomes an important learning source, especially for younger generations. For example, farmers sharing traditional agricultural practices or artisans teaching craft skills provide practical and context-specific learning that may not be available