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The longer you run volunteering projects, the more routine the particular requirements, reporting and feedback become. However, it can initially feel a bit intimidating so these are some guidelines for seeing through to the core needs and achieving success:
After each group of Volunteers, it is a good idea to receive feedback on how Volunteer Coordination worked – via the different stages and phases as described in How to Run a Programme.
By approaching local organisations and projects, the opportunities for the Volunteers increase with regard to their personal projects.
The benefits:
The following templates should help you fulfil most of your National Agency obligations:
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