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1. Investing inVolunteers: impact of
community volunteers on
municipal vitality
Municipal-Volunteer Relationships
Presented by Rose-Lyne D’Aoust-Messier
Regional Economic Development Coordinator/ Coordinatrice régionale
en développement économique
KDCDC
6. How to
maintain our
communities’
vitality?
To become a « volunteer friendly »
community, municipalities need to create
a plan to enhance their resources to
support volunteerism and acknowledge
the work of its volunteers.
7. Top 10 Best Practices
For recruiting, training and
maintaining volunteers
8. #10 Creating space for
inclusion when
Recruiting Volunteers
• Youth
• New comers
• New retirees
• Under-represented
groups (minorities)
9. Best
Practices
#9 Municipalitiesmay want to establish a formal volunteer
management program by striking aVolunteer Advisory
Committee.
#8 Establish a virtual community volunteer board on
municipal website and/or Facebook page, and sharing it
with all local organizations.
#7 Partnerships! Creating strategic alliances with social
clubs and community organizations to share the
volunteer workload.
#6 Screening tools for municipal committee to ensure
liability issues are taken into consideration i.e. police
check.
10. Best
practices
continued…
#5 Training and support i.e. board governance,
Terms of references developed for each
committee.
# 4 Support services i.e.Transportation services
(car-pooling), babysitting services, etc…
#3 Adopt best practices as identified in the
Canadian Code ofVolunteer Involvement.
#2 Volunteer Development be part of your
municipality’s strategic direction. Create a
critical path to where and how to get there.
11. # 1 Best Practice
Recognize and
acknowledge the work of
the volunteers in your
community!
12. What can your municipality
do to make it more
volunteer friendly!
COMMENTS…QUESTIONS
…SUGGESTIONS!
13. Tools & Resources
MUNICIPAL TOOL KIT:
PLANH.CA/RESOURCES/PU
BLICATIONS/PRACTICALST
RATEGIES
THE VALUE OF
VOLUNTEERING IN
CANADA: CONFERENCE
BOARD OF CANADA, 2018
STRONGER TOGETHER: A
TOOLKIT FOR FIRST
NATIONS MUNICIPAL
COMMUNITY ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT
PARTNERSHIPS
CANADIAN CODE FOR
VOLUNTEER
INVOLVEMENT
211ONTARIO.CA
14. Thank you! Merci!
Meegwetch!
Rose-Lyne D’Aoust-Messier
Regional Economic Development Coordinator/
Coordinatrice régionale en développement
économique
redo@kdcdc.com
705-567-3331
