Participants in sessions give very positive feedback and want sessions extended
this is not always possible with limited funding
5. Harness the VCFSE role in inclusive local economies
. Lancashire could benefit from a volunteer sector directory
unsure of the costs and logistics of implementing this.
Skill Matching
It would help if VCFSE voluntary roles were as descriptive as paid roles so that people can take up positions that help them identify and grow their skills or participate in things that interest them.
Volunteering as a route to employment
A well resourced VCFSE can act as support to people furthest away from the labour market. Working as a whole system with public and private sector the VCFSE could provide valuable volunteering opportunities to enable people to develop skills private and public sector employers require.… Read More »Volunteering as a route to employment
Living Wage for all
Wouldn’t it be great if every charity and social enterprise in Lancashire who employs people were to sign up to the Living Wage Foundation’s Living Wage. What a message it would send out for our public and private sector colleagues to follow.