Transforming Nova Scotia Through Volunteerism
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At Volunteer Nova Scotia, we connect volunteers with opportunities that truly make a difference. Our free platform is Nova Scotia’s gateway to impactful volunteering and resources that help non-profits grow stronger. Whether you're an organization seeking dedicated volunteers or someone ready to give back, we're here to support you in creating a more vibrant Nova Scotia. Start transforming your community today.
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Upcoming Events
Date: Wednesday, March 25
Time: 7:00 - 8:30 PM ADT
Location: Virtual
Hosted By: Kings Volunteer Resource Centre
How much is too much? Let’s talk Screening Practices
Screening new applicants is a fundamental first step for any nonprofit organization. But are your screening practices getting in the way of finding new volunteers? Find out how to streamline your application process while still protecting your organization with the appropriate level of screening for various volunteer positions.
This workshop explores the scope of screening practices needed for Volunteers and Employees who are engaged in non-profit organizations. This session will be a discussion of who needs to be protected and how implementing the appropriate screening practices can serve to protect us all. This workshop will also discuss the tools available to assist you in deciding who to screen.
Annette Marie Vautour Executive Director, Volunteer Greater Moncton,
Annette is a proud Acadian with New Brunswick/Nova Scotian roots. For more than 40 years, she has been dedicated to building stronger families and facilitating community engagement within the nonprofit sector.
She has served on the Board of Directors of Volunteer Canada, co-chaired the Volunteer Canada Volunteer Centre Council; Trainer for the National Education Campaign on Screening; and participated in the Volunteer Canada Truth and Reconciliation Committee.
She received the Queen Elizabeth Diamond Jubilee Medal in 2012 for her leadership in engaging the community in building a Community Peace Centre serving the greater Moncton Community. She was also recognized with the YWCA Women of Distinction Award in 2015, for her leadership in building stronger families. Recently she was recognized with the King Charles III Coronation Medal for building connection, community and belonging in Canada.
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