Volunteers Week 2009 Events!
Volunteers' Week has now been and gone for another year, but not without a multitude of events from VCS Lincoln! Our Oscar award ceremony was a great night, with some amazing food, fun and awards!
We also had our volunteer quiz - well done to Lincoln Toy Library who went home with the 1st prize of £150 towards their charity and we also had an open day on the last day of Volunteers' Week with over 90 people coming in to see what variety of volunteering opportunities are on offer!
Thanks to all who got involved, we look forward to working with you all in the coming year!
VCS Lincoln is on Youtube!
As part of our Volunteers' Week celebrations, Voluntary Centre Services had a DVD made to highlight the amazing work that volunteers are doing across the County. Featuring volunteers from Nomad Trust, Glasshouse Growth Project, Gainsborough Citizens Advice Bureau and The Healthy Hub and many more. Please take a look, and get inspired!
VCS Lincoln - DVD
Volunteer Co-ordinator Forums Coming Up.
Voluntary Sector Networking - a networking event.
Tuesday 22nd July 10am - 12.30pm (followed with a light lunch) at The Healthy Hub.
CRB's and ISA - Come along and find out what these checks mean and how you can use them in your organisation to safeguard the people you work with.
Places are limited to 30 and will be allocated on a first come first served basis, so if you are interested please contact Sue at the volunteer centre to register your place.
Please contact us to book a place.
Future VCF dates 2009
22nd September - CRB's and ISA
9th November - TBC
Training Programme...
Volunteering Opportunities needed!
We are always on the look-out for new volunteering opportunities!
Please contact us if your organisation would like to take on volunteers. Once registered with us, you will receive regular informations, bulletins and flyers for events and training courses.
Job Opportunities
We are not currently advertising any job opportunities.
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