New Volunteer & Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
- About Volunteer & Volunteer Movement — Social Affairs/Duty
- Who Volunteers? And Why?
- Which Organization Use Volunteers? And Why?
- Volunteer Organizations as Corporate Entities
- New Stakeholders in Volunteerism — Government, Business & Labor
- Reformulating the Volunteer Role
Volunteer Program Planning & Administration
a) If You Are Setting Up A New Volunteer Program
- Perception of Need
- Identifying Appropriate Volunteer Placements — Work & Requirement
- Organizational Acceptance
- The Volunteer Manager’s Place
b) Consolidating Support for A Volunteer Program
- Commitment from Senior Management & Financial Support
- Board Approval
- Staff Involvement
- Assessing Need
c) Preparing A Program Budget
d) Program Administration
Designing & Using Volunteer Program Forms & Records
- Designing Forms & Collecting Information
- Defining & Describing Volunteer Placement
- Scheduling & Recording Volunteer Placement
- Individual Volunteer Records
- Policy & Procedures Manual
- Reporting
Managing Volunteer Recruitment
- Preparation
- Marketing
- Recruitment Techniques
Interviewing & Selecting Volunteers
- Preparation
- Screening Application & Setting Up the Interview
- The Interviewer
- The Interview
- Making Decisions about Applicants
- Match the Volunteer & the Placement
Orientation & Training
a) Orientation
- Group Orientation
- On-the-Job Orientation
b) Training Volunteers
c) What Volunteers Need to Know
d) Raining Goals & Instructional Content
e) Training Method
f) Resource People
g) The Training Session
h) Evaluation the Training session
Maintaining Volunteer Commitment
- Defining the Volunteer-Organization Relationship
- Volunteer Supervision & Support
- Volunteer Recognition – Rewarding & Acknowledging
- Review & Feedback
Evaluating the Placement
- Evaluating Volunteer Performance
- Evaluating the Volunteer Program
- Evaluating to Improve Service