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Haley
Recreation Therapist And Writer
Recreation Therapist And Writer
How to Communicate with Volunteers
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Effective communication is key to improving volunteer retention and satisfaction. Create your own communication framework to make the most of your volunteer program!
In this article we cover:
- Volunteer Management Can Be Challenging
- Start with the Basics
- Create a Home Base
- Regular Written Communication
- Say Thank You
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Thank you for your kind words, Marilyn. You are right, maintaining your volunteers' supported and appreciated is rewarded with their loyalty and dedication. Good work!
Marilynne this is a wonderful idea
As a volunteer for many years in different Aged Care Facilities what worked best for me was to have a monthly meeting so as to have input into the program.
Being able to brain storm and feeling a part of the team is vital. This is enough reward as I never expect gifts but a Thankyou goes a long way.
Many talents shared make it easier for the Lifestyle team. Some of your volunteers may have more knowledge with Dementia.
Thankyou for this wonderful site....
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