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10 Feb
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Letter of Support from the Greens
Letter of support from the Greens, in response to Volunteering WA's 2021 State Election platform.
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03 Feb
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Support people impacted by the Wooroloo Fire
Volunteering WA’s role in an emergency is to support spontaneous emergency volunteers through an online registration website in response to the bushfires.
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02 Feb
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VOLUNTEERING WA VACANCY - Regional Community Engagement Coordinator
Based in Port Hedland, Volunteering WA is seeking a passionate and professional Regional Community Engagement Coordinator to promote volunteering and facilitate events.
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28 Jan
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28 Jan
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25 Jan
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Volunteer Community Reference Group - Communique #2 - Nov 2020
November 2020 Communique. The Volunteering Community Reference Group is established under the direction of the Hon Minister for Volunteering. The purpose of the Volunteering Community Reference Group is to provide a direct voice on volunteering issues from the sector to government.
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22 Jan
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Volunteering WA launches new 'Designing a Successful Virtual Volunteering Program' package
Volunteering WA launches a new workshop and resource to help volunteer leaders develop virtual volunteering programs.
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18 Jan
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Volunteering WA to undertake research into aged care settings
As part of the State's recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, Volunteering WA has received a Lotterywest grant to conduct research into volunteering within aged care settings.
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15 Jan
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NVW Grants - Opening Soon
Volunteering WA, with generous support from Lotterywest, is offering volunteer involving organisations across Western Australia the a fantastic opportunity to apply for a grant of up to $1,000 to organise an event which recognises and thanks volunteers during National Volunteer Week (Monday 17 - Sunday 23 May 2021).
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14 Jan
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How to keep volunteers when change is ahead
It often is not the change that volunteers object to, but the way change is managed that causes discontent. Change means different things to different people – and being aware of how volunteers, in particular, experience change can inform key elements of project planning and implementation.