Volunteer network peer support session: Volunteer handbooks

Join members of the Volunteer Organisers Network at our regular open forum to hear from peers at heritage organisations across Scotland and seek advice from other attendees.

The next Volunteer Organisers Network peer support session will focus on the pros, cons and good practice around Volunteer Handbooks. This session is aimed at volunteer managers and organisers (paid or unpaid) from heritage organisations (natural, cultural and built heritage) who are thinking of developing a volunteer handbook, have one which works well, or would like some feedback on their handbook.

This is a great opportunity to talk with people in similar roles, share your volunteer organiser insights, ask questions and pick up practical tips.

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ABOUT THE EVENT ORGANISERS

The Volunteer Organisers Network provides peer-to-peer support for heritage volunteer organisers in Scotland.

The Volunteer Organisers Network is part of Make Your Mark, a campaign to increase the number and diversity of heritage volunteers in Scotland. Make Your Mark supports volunteer managers by connecting heritage volunteer coordinators across Scotland, promoting heritage volunteer opportunities, sharing best practice in inclusive volunteering and lobbying for more support for Scottish heritage volunteering programmes. Visit the Make Your Mark website to learn more about how to join the campaign.

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ACCESSIBILITY

This session takes place via Microsoft Teams, an online video call link. If you have any concerns about how this will work for you, please get in touch (network@makeyourmark.scot) and we’ll do all we can to support you in joining the session.

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BOOKING

Booking is essential to receive the joining link. Our emails may end up in your junk mail folder, so either add Eventbrite to your address book or check the folder before the event begins.

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ADDITIONAL DETAILS

If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to email network@makeyourmark.scot.