Are you interested in partnering with The Centre for Volunteering to deliver projects that will break down barriers to volunteering and build sector-wide capacity?
Check out the Project Board below for current opportunities.
The Project Partnerships Program is part of the Volunteer Management Activity.
Project Opportunities
Understanding your Legal Obligations - Facilitated Webinar Training
This project aims to provide volunteer managers and leaders of volunteer involving organisations with the knowledge, skills, and resources to understand their legal obligations when engaging with volunteers – particularly when managing psychosocial hazards and legal risks.
Project deliverables include the design, development, and delivery of a training package in the form of two live webinars focusing on the topics “Managing psychosocial hazards in not-for-profits” and “Managing legal risk with a diverse volunteer team”.
Submission period now closed. To express your interest, please contact us: email vma@volunteering.com.au
Volunteering as a Pathway to Employment - Facilitated Webinar and Training Pack
This project aims to provide volunteer managers and leaders with the knowledge, skills and resources to promote volunteering as a pathway to employment.
Project deliverables include the design, development, and delivery of a live webinar with a supporting Slide Deck and Facilitator Guide on “Volunteering as a Pathway to Employment”. Both the Slide Deck and Facilitator Guide should facilitate online and face to face delivery – providing enough information for someone unfamiliar with the subject matter to deliver the session.
Submission period now closed. To express your interest, please contact us: email vma@volunteering.com.au
Embracing Culturally Diverse Volunteering - Facilitated Webinar and Training Pack
This project aims to provide volunteer managers and leaders with the knowledge, skills, and resources to embrace culturally diverse volunteering.
Project deliverables include the design, development, and delivery of a live webinar with a supporting Slide Deck and Facilitator Guide on “Embracing Culturally Diverse Volunteering”. Both the Slide Deck and Facilitator Guide should facilitate online and face to face delivery – providing enough information for someone unfamiliar with the subject matter to deliver the session.
Submission period now closed. To express your interest, please contact us: email vma@volunteering.com.au
More Information
Guidelines for the 2024-25 Project Partnerships Program
These Guidelines contain information for the Volunteer Management Activity (VMA) 2022-26 Project Framework, and specific information about the 2024-25 Project Partnerships Program managed by The Centre for Volunteering.
Please read these Guidelines before submitting a Project Tender.
Submitting a Tender
Before submitting a Project Tender, please familiarise yourself with the Project Partnership Guidelines, the Organisation Hurdle Requirements and the Project Funding details outlined in the relevant Project Scope.
All Project Tenders must address the Project Criteria, provide a Project Plan, Budget and Risk Matrix, and demonstrate how you meet the Organisation Hurdle Requirements.
Project Tenders must be submitted in full to vma@volunteering.com.au (by the due date if indicated on the relevant Project Scope). No late applications will be accepted.
Got a suggestion?
If you have a suggestion for a new resource that will support capacity building initiatives of the sector, please email us at vma@volunteering.com.au.
Contact
If you have any further questions regarding this opportunity, please email our team:
Email vma@volunteering.com.au