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Current News
VConnect Newsletter
The VConnect newsletter, produced by FNQ Volunteers Inc. highlights:
Urgent and featured positions requiring volunteers
Professional development opportunities
New programmes for community
Membership information
Members page
Volunteer news and resources
Updates, current and new FNQ Volunteers Inc. projects
Click here to view the current VConnect Newsletter
Volunteer Coordinators Network Meeting
FNQ Volunteers Inc. invites Volunteer Coordinators, Managers, Community Workers, Community Groups/Individuals who have an interest in developing community involvement in their organisation through volunteering.
Next Volunteer Coordinators network meeting Monday February 15 Redlynch State school 10am - 12noon with morning tea provided.
To register contact: FNQ Volunteers Inc. on 4041 7400 |
Volunteer Grants Program 2009 - CLOSED
Organisations can apply for grant funding from a minimum of $1,000 up to a maximum of $5,000. Funding is limited and applications will be assessed and prioritised according to how strongly they meet the selection criteria. The selection criteria, eligibility criteria and other essential information about Volunteer Grants 2010 will be available here when available in 2010.
http://www.fahcsia.gov.au/sa/volunteers/funding/Pages/volunteer_grant09.aspx
Organisations needing assistance with the grant applications can contact FNQ Volunteers Inc. on 4041 7400. |
Research Articles
Psychological Contracts in Volunteers 2009. Authors Rebecca Accadia & Arlene Walker, Deakin University.
This research aims to investigate the psychological contract of volunteers and to determine whether organisational outcomes associated with psychological contract breach for volunteers are similar to that established in the research literature for paid employees. The relationship between psychological contract breach and intention to remain with the volunteer organisation will be examined. The impact of three types of perceived support (organisational, supervisor, and co-worker) will be investigated, as will the influence of volunteer motives. |
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