A primary aim of UServeUtah is to help organizations effectively use service & volunteerism as a strategy to fulfill their mission and to address critical community needs.
Volunteer Management
Professional Development
October 27 - 28, 2021
9AM - 3PM
Registration details coming soon
Volunteer Management
Organizational Change
Cost:
UNA Member Rate: $150 for the first person/$30 for each additional participant
Not-Yet-Member Rate: $300 for the first person/$60 for each additional participant
September 15 - 16, 2021
9AM - 3PM
Registration details coming soon
Spontaneous Volunteer Management
This course has been developed for emergency managers and voluntary organizations responsible for the management of spontaneous volunteers.
October 13, 2021
9AM - 5PM
This training is designed to be much more effective when delivered to in-person attendees. However, due to our geographically-diverse state, we are also offering a virtual option.
UServeUtah is offering jurisdictions the opportunity to purchase a Spontaneous Volunteer Management Go-Kit to attendees. (Purchase is not required for attendance).
The cost is $125. A kit includes all of the paperwork, forms, signage, and office supplies you would need to set up your own Volunteer Reception Center.
You can purchase a GoKit here.
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Volunteer Management
Professional Development
In this course trainees learn about the structure of a successful volunteer management program. The course is based on best practices from the International Council for Volunteer Administration.
Volunteer Management
Organizational Change
In this course participants dive into 6 key leverage points to efficiently run a volunteer management program. Participating organizations are eligible for a Credential Badge from the Utah Nonprofits Association upon submitting 10 evidence items of implementation.
Spontaneous Volunteer Management
This training allows local municipalities the opportunity to self identify with the state those individuals that are prepared to manage spontaneous volunteers if a larger event were to occur where their skill sets could be called upon.
In this course, trainees learn about the structure of a successful volunteer management program. The training is based on best practices from the International Council for Volunteer Administration and will cover the following modules:
- Position Development
- Recruitment
- Screening
- Orientation and Training
- Volunteer Feedback
- Retention and Recognition
- Equity and Opportunity
- Program Evaluation
In order to receive certification from UServeUtah in volunteer management, participants must complete pre- and post- knowledge tests and demonstrate implementation of best practice through diagnostic tools.
Engaged, talented and committed volunteers are a critical resource for successful nonprofits. They bring willing hands and a passion for the mission that uplifts and impacts the nonprofit staff and the community at large.Developing and implementing a strategy for volunteer integration delivers organizations a return as high as 6X. This training provides a path for participating organizations to create that strategy. Volunteer managers will develop the tools to approach program changes in a strategic way and increase overall organizational effectiveness. Volunteer coordinators dive deeply into traditional topics - like recruitment and retention - and gain mastery over new topics in this curriculum.
This training will deliver the following to your organization:
- Integrate volunteer management into your organization's overall planning and development
- Secure senior leadership support and resources for strong volunteer management practices
- Develop and implement effective volunteer-related training organization-wide
- Recruit, track, and communicate with volunteers digitally
In order to receive the Volunteer Management Credential Badge, the organization must submit 10 evidence items showing mastery and implementation of the training concepts.
The purpose of the Spontaneous Volunteer Management Training is to provide local municipalities with best practices and materials, in order to prepare local communities to handle the management of spontaneous or unaffiliated volunteers in times of disasters (SVM). This training will also allow local municipalities the opportunity to self identify with the state those individuals that are prepared to manage spontaneous volunteers if a larger event were to occur where their skill sets could be called upon.
For more information or to be put on a waiting list for future Spontaneous Volunteer Management Trainings, contact Mike Moon at mikemoon@utah.gov. These trainings are being conducted in coordination with DEM and the Utah Volunteer and Donations Coordination team (VDCT).