The first training day of the training “Volunteer Management. Formation of Volunteer Community”
Volunteering can be talked about a lot every time to open it in a new way (especially if you do not delve into the performance of volunteer activity, but to coordinate and organize the effective work of this, indeed driving force)
This was the 5th training “Volunteer Management. Formation of Volunteer Community”
The Hub Curriculum of the capacityKZ Nizhyn City Youth Center
and with the support of the Polissya Fund of International and Regional Research within the framework of the EU Program Strong Regions Program – Special Support Program of Ukraine “
The Hub Curriculum of the capacityKZ Nizhyn City Youth Center and with the support of the Polissya Fund of International and Regional Research within the framework of the EU Program Strong Regions Program – Special Support Program of Ukraine “During the first school day, participants were delving in detail into the basics of volunteer management and studied models of work with volunteers
– It requires great flexibility, understanding of personality and its internal motivators.
– It requires great flexibility, understanding of personality and its internal motivators.And how better to understand it? Of course, because of compiling a “volunteer portrait”
– What, in fact, participants and participants did during the second part of the first day of training.
– What, in fact, participants and participants did during the second part of the first day of training.
Training “Volunteer Management. Formation of Volunteer Community ”(within the framework of the curriculum of development of the ability of public associations of the Chernihiv region of the projectPolissya Fund of International and Regional ResearchThe Hub of Cucumber NGOs) took place within the framework of the EU Program Strong Regions Program – Special Support Program of Ukraine “for co -financing the European Union (EU) and the Federal Ministry of Economic Cooperation and Development of Germany (BMZ) (Giz) gmbh.The content of this publication on the specified activity, however, is only responsible for the NGO Polissya Fund of International and Regional Research. Opinions, conclusions or recommendations belong to the authors or compilers of the publication and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union, the Federal Ministry of Economic Cooperation and Development of Germany (BMZ) and Deutsche Gesellschaft Für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ)
