Supporting Volunteers from Outside the UK: Session Outline & Breakout Discussions
Involving and supporting volunteers from outside the UK is a crucial aspect of community initiatives. This session outline delves into considerations, resources, and benefits for individuals and organizations. Participants engage in breakout discussions to share experiences, learnings, areas of confidence, development goals, and ask questions. The event concludes with gratitude and contact details for further support.
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Involving and Supporting Volunteers from outside the UK
Session Outline Refugee Council Amanda Batchelor Migration Yorkshire Trace Myers Context Considerations Resources Transformation Leeds Phil Thomas Benefits for Individuals and Organisations Practical and Cultural Considerations Good Practice Break Panel Discussion
Break Out Rooms What are your experiences of involving volunteers from outside the UK? Discuss either: One thing you have learned today? One thing you do, that you already feel confident about? One thing that you would like to develop? Any questions?
Thank you Lizzie Clapham 01904 704177 volunteersupport@communityfirstyorkshire.org.uk www.communityfirstyorkshire.org.uk Twitter @volunteeringNY Facebook @Comm1stYorks
