A reflection on Volunteers’ Week 2022 from our Chief Officer
Another year, another celebration of volunteers and voluntary organisations! Anthea Coulter (Chief Officer of CTSI) reflects on Volunteers’ Week 2022, commending the efforts of local
Job Role – the post is funded by The National Lottery Community Fund for two years up July 2021 and aims to support, connect and enable five volunteer led organisations (Dollar Community Development Trust, Alva Development Trust, Tullibody Development Trust, Clackmannan Town Hall Trust and Menstrie Community Action Group) in their journey to achieve sustainability and to steer them through the asset transfer process where they work in partnership with Clackmannan Council to take ownership or long term lease of community hall facilities.
What I like about my job โ I really enjoy working in organisations that benefit people and communities and my previous work experiences have mainly involved working in the health and wellbeing sector supporting specific target groups and individuals to improve their physical, mental and social wellbeing.
Personal interests โ I like spending time with family and friends and enjoy getting out and about by walking the dog, playing golf regularly and going horse racing!
Most memorable moment in my job โ it is difficult to highlight one specific moment so it would be fair to say that my current role provides me with great job satisfaction and allows me the chance to enjoy my work!
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Another year, another celebration of volunteers and voluntary organisations! Anthea Coulter (Chief Officer of CTSI) reflects on Volunteers’ Week 2022, commending the efforts of local
๐ WINNER ANNOUNCEMENT ๐ Thank you to everyone who attended our series of Volunteersโ Week Awards over the past week! We were delighted to see