This training session looks at how you can recruit, retain, and motivate volunteers and the impact volunteering can have on a volunteer’s wellbeing.
There will be opportunities throughout the session to reflect on your current methods of recruitment and volunteer management and how you can adapt them to the “new normal” in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.
By the end of this session you will be able to:
This is a joint training session delivered by Tariq Khandoker from OCVA and Kathryn Pickup from Oxfordshire Mind.
Tariq Khandoker is the Volunteer Centre Coordinator at OCVA. In his current role at OCVA, he works to raise the profile of volunteering and helps organisations to achieve their outcomes through the recruitment, placement, and retention of volunteers. This involves helping organisations promote their work and their volunteering opportunities through print and electronic media as well as managing Oxfordshire’s premier volunteering brokerage site “oxonvolunteers.org”. He also actively engages with prospective volunteers, helping them to build their confidence and skill set in order to secure their ideal volunteering role.
Kathryn Pickup is one of the Workplace Wellbeing Trainers at local mental health charity, Oxfordshire Mind. Here, Kathryn delivers interactive courses, workshops and presentations which aim to promote understanding of mental health and provide practical tools to support mental health at work. She is also a qualified Mental Health First Aider and has experience volunteering with a range of local charities.
This workshop gives an overview of how both physical and mental health benefits can be used to motivate people into volunteering and is aimed at those who have a role in recruiting volunteers.
You may be new to volunteer recruitment (whether as a paid member of staff or a volunteer responsible for recruiting or managing other volunteers). Experienced recruiters may wish to use the opportunity to reflect and review their organisation’s current practices and develop their volunteer recruitment strategies in line with new developments and research.
No prior knowledge is required to attend.
Date
Thursday 24th June 2021
Time
1.00pm – 4.00pm. There will be breaks within the session.
Cost
This course will be held online using Zoom.
Please note there are two steps to this process and both steps of the process will need to be completed to secure your place.
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Course details at a glance
Date: Thursday 24th June 2021
Time: 1.00pm – 4.00pm
Cost: £45 – £75
The course will be held online using zoom
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Email training@ocva.org.uk or call us on 01865 251946