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Recruitment and Info sessions for the next round of Manchester Volunteer Advice Partnership’s next round of training. We run 9-week training courses (sessions every Tuesday) teaching you how to give good quality advice on welfare benefits and housing, as well as assertiveness and communication skills.
Recruitment and Info sessions for the next round of Manchester Volunteer Advice Partnership’s next round of training. We run 9-week training courses (sessions every Tuesday) teaching you how to give good quality advice on welfare benefits and housing, as well as assertiveness and communication skills.
Self-organisation and volunteering among the Chinese Diaspora in Manchester during Covid-19.
Presented by Dr. Katja Levy, University of Manchester.
Every day, millions of people across the UK are making a difference by volunteering. Each year, outstanding examples of this work are celebrated through the Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service 
(QAVS). Created in 2002 for the Queen’s Golden Jubilee, QAVS awards have been shining a light on the fantastic work of voluntary groups for many years.
Standing Tall match people who have experienced homelessness with a stable, living wage job within local businesses.
This webinar will have interactive and discussion-based elements covering recruiting, retaining and the reward and recognition of volunteers.
This webinar will broadly cover:
Are you keen to support people from diverse backgrounds to take up Board positions? Do you want to bring lived experience expertise around the table? Do you want to make your Board more 
accessible and inclusive to young people or racialised minorities?
This session focusses on the legal obligations of managing volunteers.
The aim of the session is to give coordinators of volunteers a better understanding of their legal obligations in managing their volunteers effectively. It covers such things as employment law, health and safety and lone working.
As we know from our State of the VCSE sector research, there are around 75,000 paid staff and 500,000 volunteers working in charities, community groups, faith-based organisations and social 
enterprises across Greater Manchester. This is a massive workforce of people who are dedicated to doing good in their communities.
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