The Covid 19 Pandemic has changed everyone’s lives, and it has changed volunteering and the work of the Volunteer Centres. Here are articles about how you can still help and volunteer during the pandemic, and how to do it safely.
Did you know that Pobal prepared a webpage containing guidance on how community and voluntary groups can operate safely during COVID-19? The page has been
The Covid-19 pandemic has created governance challenges for not for profit groups around funding and fundraising, volunteering and maintaining good governance practices while remote working.
It is important that everyone stays informed and up to date as this situation with Covid-19 evolves and develops. Thorough hand washing and social distancing
The Charities Regulator has advised that it appreciates the added pressures on many charities at this time. It its Coronavirus (COVID-19) and Charities – Frequently
In times of emergencies, it is important that organisations do not put their volunteers or service users at risk. This is particularly true in relation
At Kerry Volunteer Centre we are acutely aware that many volunteers and employees throughout Kerry are selflessly responding to the needs and wellbeing of vulnerable
Not all organisations will be involved in the response to COVID-19. Many organisations will see a reduction in the need for their services and possibly
Safeguarding Volunteers is always a key component of any voluntary organisations management of volunteers, yet, it is now more critical than ever in the challenges
Arthur Cox have have kindly put together some guidance on the rights and responsibilities of both volunteers and volunteer involving organisations involved in volunteering for
During times of crisis, it is natural for communities to self organise in response tho those in need. This is what’s known as informal volunteering