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This one day course introduces the importance of a volunteer policy and what it should include, important if you currently use or plan to use volunteers.
Thursday 12 February 2009
Thursday 12 February 2009
9.30am
4.30pm
129 Ormeau Road- Belfast- BT7 1SH
See website for costs - www.volunteering-ni.org
Event
Do you currently involve volunteers or are you planning to involve volunteers?
A clear and well thought out volunteer policy is the foundation for volunteer involvement, and can provide your organisation with a framework to manage volunteers effectively.
This one day course introduces the importance of a volunteer policy and what it should include. Participants will look at the steps involved in developing a policy and will consider their own value base for involving volunteers.
Effectively developing and communicating your volunteer policy can also assist you in benchmarking against, or working towards, accreditation for the Investing in Volunteers Quality Standard for Volunteer Management.
For more information on Investing in Volunteers, please visit:
www.investinginvolunteers.org.uk
Accreditation
OCNNI Accreditation is available (2 credits at Level 2) but accreditation is optional. Participants can decide individually whether they wish to work for OCNNI credits or simply attend the training.
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