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14th June 2010 at 11:58
campaigning, community/regeneration, heritage/culture, media, volunteer managers
Happily enoying my late breakfast and perusal of the Sunday papers yesterday morning, I nearly choked on my coffee over this article in the Sunday Times. -
17th May 2010 at 11:07 recruitment, volunteer managers
Following on from some of the discussion on this site regarding the differences between managing staff and managing volunteers (or the lack of difference depending upon your viewpoint), I thought this session might be of interest to some of you. It's free to ...
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19th April 2010 at 15:30 community service, ESV, public services, trustees, volunteer managers
The Government, together with Business in the Community, has published a new information pack that aims to help employers understand the benefits of volunteering for civic roles, what is involved if their staff volunteer and how it can help their businesses.
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9th February 2010 at 10:52 education, pro bono, trustees, volunteer managers
I've just seen (and retweeted) a comment from the School Governors One Stop Shop on Twitter about a need for more governors in Croydon, Bedfordshire, Bolton, Essex, Leeds, Plymouth, Doncaster, Somerset and Bristol, amongst others and thought some of you might ...
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21st January 2010 at 09:42 ESV, pro bono, research/policy, trustees, volunteer centres
I saw this article in Third Sector and wondered if it reflected the experience of other members here - in particular @SallyGonB from Getting on Board, do you have any thoughts?
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About Fabiabates
Director of CCI at Red Foundation and Trustee of the Trust for Developing Communities in Brighton
- Volunteer Status: Available to volunteer
- Skills: business development, catering, strategic planning, training, trustees
- Location: Brighton
- Organisation: Red Foundation
- Tags: Big Society, community/regeneration, ESV, volunteer centres, volunteer management
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