City of Nedlands Volunteer Resource Centre

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The Nedlands VRC in partnership with Melville and Swan VRC provided a Volunteer Management Training Workshop on Tuesday 20 August 2019 held at Heathcote Cultural Precinct.

Facilitated by Andy Fryer the training workshop titled "Turn your Organisation into a Volunteer Magnet" presented six key elements into what makes a volunteer program truly magnetic to volunteers.

Fifty five volunteer managers attended from 30 organisations. Local not for profits who attended included Solaris Care, WA Aids Council and Rocky Bay Inc.

Feedback received from a workshop participant summed up the overall success of this training in these words:

"Thank you for organising this workshop. It was very informative, practical and will be useful to my current work and goals in my volunteer management position."

Did you attend this Step into Volunteering information session? If so, we would like to receive your feedback. Complete the online feedback and tell us what you thought.

You can also leave your suggestions for future Step into Volunteering information sessions.

Thank you for participating in this information session.

Did you attend this Step into Volunteering information session? If so, we would like to receive your feedback. Complete the online feedback and tell us what you thought of this information session. You can also leave your suggestions for future Step into Volunteering information sessions.

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The City has successfully held three volunteering information sessions on Tuesday 21 May, Wednesday, 22 May and Thursday 23 May.

Thank you for attending one of these sessions and providing your feedback.

The City is holding three volunteering information sessions in May: Tuesday, 21 May, Wednesday, 22 May and Thursday 23 May.

Did you attend any of these sessions? If so, we would like to receive your feedback to help us plan for future Step into Volunteering information sessions. Complete the survey and tell us what you thought of this information session.

Thank you for participating in this Step into Volunteering information session.

The opportunity to provide feedback closes COB on Monday, 27 May.

Did you attend this Volunteer Leaders and Managers Training and Network meeting?

If so, we would like to receive your feedback to help us plan for future Volunteer Leaders and Managers training and network meetings. Complete the survey and tell us what you thought of this training/network meeting.

Thank you for participating in this Volunteer Leaders and Managers training and network meeting.

The Nedlands VRC in partnership with Melville VRC provided a Volunteer Management Training Workshop on Tuesday 12 March 2019 held at the Mt Claremont Community Centre.

Facilitated by Hancock Creative Inc the training workshop titled “Social Media : How to write content creatively" presented ideas and explored the communication principles of writing content persuasively.

Thirty Volunteer Managers attended from eighteen volunteer involving organisations, including Solaris Cancer Care, Fellowship of Australian Writers WA, Oz Harvest, Cycling without Age, Pets of Older Persons, Munda Biddi Trail Foundation and Legacy.

An acknowledgement received from a workshop participant summed up the overall success of this training in these words:

"I have been to many workshops during my career and the saying is "if you come away with one thing, it's a good workshop". I came away with pages. Cannot recommend highly enough. Lisa from Hancock Creative was an engaging presenter. Thank you."