Volunteers play an integral role within our local organisations. For many, they are a resource that services would simply not exist without. However, volunteers also need to be supported, managed, and nurtured.
If you would like help to find the right volunteers for your organisation, to support and manage them effectively, to ensure they have a positive experience with you, and to help your organisation get the best from volunteers, we are here to help. To work with you on your volunteer development you need to be a CTSI member. This is completely free and comes with a host of benefits. For more information, see our membership page.
Once you’re a member, CTSI’s Volunteer Development Officer will work with you on your volunteer programme. From assisting you to put in place the policies and procedures you need, to providing you with access to our ongoing program of training courses, or simply promoting your volunteering roles, we are here for you.
Every other month our Volunteer Development Officer hosts a Volunteer Management Forum for those involved in managing volunteering programmes within Clackmannanshire. Each Forum has a different theme and can include guest speakers, training, networking and open discussion and are an opportunity to discuss and share best practice ideas and meet other volunteer involving organisations in the local area. For details about our next Forum and to book in, visit our Eventbrite page. For further information about the forum, please get in touch with our Volunteer Development Officer at volunteering@ctsi.org.uk.
We have a variety of online resources available on our Resource Bank, but if you can’t find what you’re looking for, please get in touch!
If you’re looking for 121 support from our Volunteer Development Officer for any part of your volunteering offer, or you’re looking to include volunteers in your organisation for the first time, please email volunteering@ctsi.org.uk.
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