A step by step guide to setting up a volunteer project
The perfect workshop leader gives you a beginner's step by step guide in just one day
Volunteering is a hot topic.
At a time of service cuts and pay freezes more and more organisations are turning to volunteers to help them to be able to continue providing support and services to their communities.
There are huge benefits to be gained for both the organization and the volunteer, which why we have been running a number of workshops for some time on volunteering and social landlords.
But the thing I have realised is that the topic most people want covered is a simple step by step guide to setting a volunteer project.
In one highly relevant workshop, well cover:
What are the benefits of involving volunteers
Why are you choosing to involve volunteers?
Where do you start and how do you resource a volunteering project
How to sell your volunteering project to staff
What you have to know about CRB checks
Where do they fit in the organization?
Policy and procedures and doing things in a safe and legal way
How to recruit volunteers
How to manage volunteers effectively and how to retain them
What happens when things go wrong?
Recording volunteer involvement
Why not run this course in house? The price is fixed no matter how many attend. Email me at rod@rodlaird.co.uk
What delegates say about our courses on volunteering:
"Useful course
."
Sam Barber, Regeneration Manager, City South Manchester Housing Trust, City South Manchester Housing Trust
"Good course. Thank you"
Katiya Nunes, Volunteer Co-ordinator, Midland Heart Housing Association
Highlighted how different methodoIigies can be combined to assess different impacts"
Lois Hall, Southern Hub Volunteer Co-ordinator, Riverside Housing Group
"It was useful to confirm tools already being used and great to be able to ask questions. Thank you"
Danielle Thorp, Volunteer Manager, Knightstone Housing Association
"The course was useful, it confirmed some of what we already knew and offered up new and useful tips"
Sandra Shipperley, Tenant Participation Officer, Stafford and Rural Homes
"I liked the breakdown of the stakeholders, the types of impact and how to make the best use of results"
Sarah Feleppa, Assistant Community Outreach Worker, Trust Thamesmead
"I am involved in other voluntary groups as well as the Housing Association, and the information provided will be of great value I hope, to the Friends of a park group that I have been developing over the last 2 years"
Nick Thompson, Chairperson, Crosby Housing Association