Resources

	Click title to download	Description of resource	Resource Category	Resource Date
	Starting a Volunteer Programme	What to think about when preparing to introduce a new volunteer programme	Volunteering	Tue, 12/20/2016
	Bexley Compact	The Bexley Compact commits both the statutory sector and the voluntary and community sector (VCS) in Bexley to achieving the following four principles: 1. A strong, diverse and independent voluntary and community sector	Key Bexley Documents	Wed, 12/21/2016
	Planning for Volunteer Involvement	This information sheet explains what you should think about prior to recruiting volunteers into a new role. It assumes that this is not the first time your organisation has worked with volunteers. This document:	Volunteering	Wed, 12/21/2016
	Recruiting Volunteers	This information sheet covers the recruitment process. It’s important to get this right, both to attract people who will be a good match for your roles, and to ensure the volunteering relationship starts off on the right foot. This document:	Volunteering	Wed, 12/21/2016
	Volunteer Recognition	This information sheet suggests different ways of recognising volunteer involvement, both individually and collectively. We suggest that you use a range of methods, as some volunteers may appreciate a more formal approach, and others something more informal.	Volunteering	Wed, 12/21/2016
	Diversifying Volunteering	In this training we look at the social changes that might affect the work we do, and new forms of volunteering we could consider embracing. This information sheet:	Volunteering	Wed, 12/21/2016
	Volunteers and the Law	Volunteers and the Law has been created to provide a readable overview of legal issues for volunteer managers and anyone who works with volunteers. It was written to cover the law as it applies to England and Wales. Written for Volunteering England by Mark Restall	Volunteering	Wed, 12/21/2016
	Creating a Volunteer Role	This information sheet explains how to put together a volunteer role description. It includes:	Volunteering	Wed, 12/21/2016
	Dealing with Problems	In most cases volunteering works well, but occasionally problems can arise. You cannot avoid this completely, but you can take steps to reduce their likelihood, and make handling them less difficult. This information sheet:	Volunteering	Wed, 12/21/2016
	Developing Volunteers	This information sheet: Explains why it’s important to think about volunteer development Looks at how to plan this for individual volunteers Offers practical suggestions for forms of development Includes a template volunteer development plan	Volunteering	Wed, 12/21/2016

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