Ground Floor, Rm G7 Community House
77 King Street
Palmerston North
Developing Effective Polices / Practices for your Volunteer Programme
77-85 King St,
Palmerston North
6 Sep 2011 9:30 am - 12:30 pm
The Volunteer Resource Center would like to invite you to attend a seminar by Cheryll Martin, Vice President of the New Zealand Federation of Voluntary Welfare Organisations, on Developing Effective Policies and Practices for your organisations Volunteer Programme.
Cheryll is the General Manager of Volunteering Auckland (since 1995), is a current Executive Member of the New Zealand Federation of Voluntary Welfare Organisations [NZFVWO] and a ministerial appointee to the Auckland Social Policy Forum. She was a member of the Ministerial Reference Group for the International Year of Volunteers, 2001; and was a community representative on the Ministry of Social Policy Volunteers and Volunteering Policy Project, so Cheryll brings with her a wealth of experience.
It’s an opportunity to find out how you can effectively develop policies and practices for YOUR Volunteer Programme.
Outcomes for you and your organisation are;
If you do not currently have policies and procedures regarding your volunteer programme you will know where to begin developing those unique to your organisation,
If you do have policies and procedures regarding your volunteer programme Cheryll will be on hand afterwards to provide advice on possible further direction or let you know if your policy or procedures are robust (which is always nice to know also).
We ask that you to bring your policies and procedures regarding your volunteer programme with you.
It will be held at Community House, 77-87 King Street, Palmerston North between 2.30 and 4.30pm. Light afternoon tea will be provided. Please RSVP by Tuesday 30th August 2011
Email info@vrcmanwatu.org.nz
or phone 06 354 6027 (0800 865 2687)
The cost is of the workshop is
Non-Members $40.00/pp
Members $20.00/pp
(Membership fee is $10 so if you become a member you will save $10 on the workshop)
ALSO subsidies can be provided upon application and will be reviewed on a case by case basis.
This Workshop is already heavily subsidised and usually cost organisations $90.00/pp
We would appreciate it if you could also spread the word to your colleagues.