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FNQ Volunteers Inc. holds two main award ceremonies each year. In 2010 International Managers Day will also be celebrated for the first time in Far North Queensland.
National Volunteer Week
International Volunteer Managers Day
International Volunteer Day
Information on FNQ Volunteers Inc. activities for these events will be posted here in March 2010. Organisations planning to hold activities for during National Volunteer Week, International Volunteer Day and International Managers Day 2010 can advertise here. To list your event please contact us on 4041 7400. |
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National Volunteer Week
Volunteering Australia has announced the theme for National Volunteer Week 2010
| Volunteering: Now, more than ever 10-16 May 2010 |
Click here to view the 2010 National Volunteer Week poster.
National Volunteer Week (NVW) is the largest celebration of volunteers and volunteerism in Australia, and provides an opportunity to highlight the role of volunteers in our communities and to say thank you to the more than 5 million Australians who volunteer.
For more information on National Volunteer Week, Logo and Posters go to Volunteering Australia
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International Volunteer Managers Day
Celebrated every year on November 5, International Volunteer Managers Day (IVMDay) was founded and observed for the first time in 1999. Up until 2005, IVMDay shared its day of celebration with International Volunteers Day on December 5. However, in 2006, IVMDay moved to a stand alone date and was celebrated for the first time on November 1. An identified clash with key dates in Europe saw a final shift to the day's current date of November 5 in 2008.
Click here for more information on International Volunteer Managers Day.
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International Volunteer Day December 5 (IVD) was established by the United Nations General Assembly in 1985. IVD is now celebrated world wide with thousands of volunteers involved in a range of IVD initiatives including clean-up campaigns, conferences, exhibitions, morning teas and many other activities all aimed to highlight the role of volunteers in their communities.
For more information and on IVD Day, Logo, Posters and Resources go to World Volunteering Web or Volunteering Australia
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