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Training For Child Helplines - Volunteer Management
5-7 July 2010Amsterdam, The Netherlands
• E = ENTREPRENEURS
• O = ORGANISERS
• ST = STIMULATORS
• SU = SUPPLIERS
DIFFERENT TYPES OF VOLUNTEERS & THE RATIO AT YOUR CHILD HELPLINES
Key Motivations To Volunteer For A
Child Helpline
Exercise – Present Your Child Helpline
All participants were asked to present their child helpline service as if they were presenting it to potential volunteers. The audience was requested to provide feedback to the presenters on the strong selling points they heard in the presentations and that are either attractive, inspiring, challenging, motivating or meaningful to volunteers. For this exercise the group split up into two groups.
Below are a few statements gathered in the feedback of group 1.
Volunteers get an insight
into a big organisation
Provide recognised certificates from a well respected organisation that can be used inCV
The organisation offers E-volunteering options
Volunteers become part of a European movement with
similar services operating the same number in various
countries
Working hours are challenging but shifts
are possible
Provide recognised certificates from a well respected organisation that can be used in CV
Volunteers can get involved in different helplines and
online services;
Opening hours can be challenging but the
organisation tries to be as flexible as possible
to enable volunteers to participate
Give great importance to every single
volunteer
Give strong link between the work of the
volunteers and their impact on the lives of
children and young people. This creates an
emotional attachment to the service
Volunteers become part of a big team
Clear communication
regarding the tasks and how the work
should be done
Kids Help Phone started off as a volunteer project. This is
display of the power of volunteering can inspire
potential volunteers .
Volunteers are taken serious. They are
Ambassadors for the organisation with
challenging tasks like public speaking.
Volunteers can get involved in a variety of activities and
tasks (networking, fundraising, leadership, etc.)
Volunteers can work directly with children
and young people
Volunteers get inspired to become
Ambassadors for Children!
Volunteers will be part of a well known and respected organisation in the country
University officially acknowledges
Volunteerships with the organisation
Strong focus on team building and regular
group activities
National service with several regional offices and work options for
volunteersGood working
hours!
Volunteers will receive good training and on
job supervision
An option to meet volunteer with various backgrounds, not
psychologists and social workers
VOLUNTEERS – LEARNING STYLES
VOLUNTEERS –TRAINING CURVE
SUCCESS SPIRAL
BUT…
AND
THE ULTIMATE TRUTH!
LESSONS LEARNT
THANKS TO ALL OF YOU FOR COMING TO AMSTERDAM. CHILD HELPLINE INTERNATIONAL HOPES YOU FOUND THIS TRAINING USEFUL AND COULD TAKE HOME SOME NEW IDEAS INTO YOUR CHILD HELPLINE SERVICES.
THANKS TO “DE KINDERTELEFOON” FOR THEIR HOSPITALITY, FOR ALL THE TIME AND EFFORTS THEY PUT INTO THIS EVENT AND FOR SHARING THEIR VAST KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE IN THE FIELD OF VOLUNTEER MANAGEMENT WITH US.
THANKS TO C&A FASHION COMPANY FOR THEIR CONTINUOUS SUPPORT AND THEIR COMMITMENT TO THE WORK OF CHILD HELPLINES IN EUROPE.
THANKS TO THE OAK FOUNDATION FOR EXPANDING THIS EVENT TO GLOBAL LEVEL AND TO FACILITATE KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER AMONGST EUROPE AND THE AMERICAS.
THANKS TO THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION FOR THEIR ONGOING SUPPORT TO CHILD HELPLINE INTERNATIONAL IN ITS ENDAVOUR OF REACHING MORE CHILDREN THROUGH BETTER CHILD HELPLINE SERVICES IN EUROPE.