>>403415Child care, food security, transportation, literacy, translation, medical, dental, and vision care, depression and suicide, drug use and rehabilitation, domestic abuse, sexual or physical abuse, prisoner rehabilitation, legal advice, fire control, neighborhood security, the list goes on and on. That's why it's important to talk to the people in your community to find out what they need, what they have, and how ends might be made to meet.
You don't have to solve these problems necessarily, especially when you're just starting, but people will remember who does for them.
I mean, organizing isn't going to make more rain fall or fill up depleted aquifers, but having an organized group can help apply political pressure, changing how existing water resources are used, owned, etc. The bourgeois political system is just one avenue though, and if you're talking vanguard party shit, then alternative methods have to be considered as well.