Ethnic Enable was awarded the coveted Investors in Volunteers accreditation by Volunteer Development Scotland on the 29th of April 2009.
Ethnic Enable is the first Minority Ethnic organisation in Glasgow to receive the accreditation and the second in Scotland. Investors
in Volunteers is the UK quality standard for all organisations which involve volunteers in their work. The Standard enables organisations
to comprehensively review their volunteer management, and also publicly demonstrate their commitment to volunteering. The Standard is based on four key areas of volunteer management:
- planning for volunteer involvement
- recruiting volunteers
- selecting and matching volunteers
- supporting and retaining volunteers
Ethnic Enable would like to take this opportunity to thank all those involved in the accreditation process; namely Volunteer Development Scotland
for their support in helping us attain the standard, Ethnic Enable staff and board and most importantly Ethnic Enable volunteers without whom the recognition
of our achievements would not be possible.
For more information on the accreditation process and Ethnic Enable projects please visit out website,
http://www.ethnicenable.org.uk
If you are interested in volunteering with Ethnic Enable or would like support or advice in supporting volunteers within your organisation please see our website
for further details or email info@ethnicenable.org.uk.
download the Case Study: Why Ethnic Enable decide to go for Investors in Volunteer?
Ethnic Enable was awarded the coveted Investors in Volunteers accreditation by Volunteer Development Scotland on the 29th of April 2009
Ethnic Enable was awarded the coveted Investors in Volunteers accreditation by Volunteer Development Scotland on the 29th of April 2009