Be the first to hear about the State of Volunteering Report: Tasmania 2010

VT is excited about the State of Volunteering Report and we want to start talking about our findings and our plans for the report straight away.

This research isn’t going to sit on the shelf – VT are launching the State of Volunteering Report on 23 November and we are offering the first opportunity for the sector to hear about it and discuss it with us on Wednesday 24 November!

After launching a Positioning Paper in December 2009 and conducting research in the first half of 2010, VT has produced the inaugural State of Volunteering Report. The report investigates what volunteering looks like in Tasmania in 2010 – for individuals, for organisations and for our community. Essentially the report is a snapshot of the Tasmanian volunteer sector – it captures local issues and challenges and notes the features that are currently changing and evolving in Tasmania’s volunteering environment.

Let us tell you about how this unique piece of research will be of benefit to you and your organisation.

Video conference presentations

There will be a video conference presentation on the State of Volunteering Report: Tasmania 2010 on Wednesday 24th November, 10.30am – 12.00pm, at the following locations:

Hobart

Dept of Psychological Medicine, RHH
Carruthers Building, Level 2, St John’s Park, New Town

Tasman

Tasman Multipurpose Centre

Oatlands

Midlands Multipurpose Centre

Launceston

Telehealth Studio, Level 2, LGH
John L. Grove Building, 33-39 Howick St

Beaconsfield

Beaconsfield Hospital
St Helens Hospital, Day Care Centre

Burnie

Telehealth Studio

Devonport

Community Health Centre, Steel Street

Smithton

Smithton Hospital

Rosebery

Community Health Centre

If you are unable to attend one of these locations but would like to be part of this event, we can try and add another location close to you – so please contact us to discuss the options.

Some venues have quite limited seating, so it is important to RSVP by Friday 19th November.

To RSVP for this event or for more information, please contact Meg Webb at