Events and Training
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Good practice in volunteer management is key to unlocking the potential of volunteering in your organisation.
This session provides an introduction to the key principles of good practice in volunteer management and how to apply them to your organisation.
This training workshop will introduce you to the key concepts in impact measurement and give you the skills and knowledge to help you measure outcomes of your project or programme.
These online volunteer information sessions are ran every Wednesday at 6pm and every Friday at 10am.
This is a time and space for community and voluntary sector groups working in Rochdale borough to come together to share information, make ‘asks and offers’, develop new ideas and connections.
These online volunteer information sessions are ran every Wednesday at 6pm and every Friday at 10am.
Ever wondered what it is that trustees do? This two-part training session will look at the roles and responsibilities or a trustee, and what makes a good one.
The Poverty Action Group (PAG) is a place for Voluntary, Community, Faith and Social Enterprise (VCFSE) groups and partners to work collaboratively on issues we feel will help to alleviate poverty in Tameside.
Action Together is working closely with other partners to identify best practice guidance for voluntary, community and faith sector groups to operate safely. As local and national restrictions continue to change we will provide the most up to date information we have available and how these may impact your building, services or activities. Please join us for a Q&A session.
Are you interested in learning more about supporting someone who is using alcohol and drugs with a five step carer model?
Calling all voluntary, community, faith and social enterprise organisations (VCFSE) in the Oldham wards of Alexandra, Coldhurst and St Mary’s.