Volunteering good practice guide

The Volunteering Good Practice Guide is produced by the Volunteer Centre, Brighton and Hove.  The guide is a collection of info sheets, sample forms and policies relevant to all apects of volunteer management. 

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Voluntary Action and Voluntary Organizations in Canada: Progress and Prospects

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Volunteer role design : the key to your volunteer program

Creating position descriptions and role design. 

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Municipal toolkit: practical strategies to enhance municipal support for your volunteer program

The kit provides practical strategies, success stories, templates and resources for use by those who work with volunteers and those who are recruited and managed by municipal staff, or by volunteers who serve with groups affiliated with the municipality (e.g., sports, neighbourhood and service...

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Best practice guidelines for screening volunteers : finding the right match

Table of contents: What is screening?  The screening Process step 1 – Risk management step 2 – Using your organization’s chart and position descriptions to identify and manage risk  step 3 – Recruitment process step 4 – Application form  step 5 – Interviews step 6 –...

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L'Accompagnement-transport bénévole - Canevas pour l'établissement d'une politique

« Cette politique vise à apporter une précision sur la définition de la notion d’accompagnementtransport bénévole, de sa clientèle, des différents types de transport bénévole et des personnes admissibles à ce service offert par les organismes accrédités. » -- p.4

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Education and training

Table of contents :  How to keep volunteers learning when the training is over Three stages of volunteer learning Ten tips for training volunteers Ask before you speak : questions to consider for a successful training experience Online training and orientation Why cerify? Reflecting...

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L'Accompagnement-transport bénévole : cadre de référence

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