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Volunteer Alert
Volunteer Alert has been designed for the community sector to support Volunteer Managers with a simple, fast reliable and easy to use SMS/Email solution to contact volunteers.
The Volunteer Alert Project was proudly funded by the Queensland Government's Building Rural Communities Program through Blueprint for the Bush, FNQ Volunteers, Community Central and My Community Directory. Volunteer Alert is also partly funded by the National Disaster Resilience Program (NDRP) funding provided by the State and Federal government under the Community Resilience, Volunteer Alert Program Partnership Project in partnership with Volunteering North Queensland Inc. and FNQ Volunteers Inc.
For more information download the current brochure here or visit www.volunteeralert.com.au or email info@volunteeralert.com.au
Media Release Volunteer ALert official launch November 10 2011. |
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Partnership Project
My Community Directory was established to support the community sector and partners to create solutions that are accessible, useful and up-to-date. My Community Directory gives organisations control of their information - It can be added, changed and deleted by you.
It is free to list and update information about community services. My Community Directory is a community resource developed by the sector for the sector.
FNQ Volunteers Inc's. member organisations and community partners are invited to list, add, modify or delete your information as it changes.
For more information visit My Community Directory. |
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Skilling Queenslanders for Work
Over 45's Experience Counts ...Re-invest in your future…
Assisted by the Queensland Government Department of Employment, Economic Development and Innovation through the 'Skilling Queenslanders for Work ' initiative.
The Over 45...Experience Counts ...Re-invest in your future… project provides FREE job preparation assistance to eligible community members over 45 who are unemployed or under employed (working less than 25 hours a week). The project aims to provide opportunities for eligible participants to up-skill or re-skill through job preparation assistance and volunteering as a pathway to employment to gain practical work experience and develop employability and industry skills. Experience has shown that the majority of volunteers move on to employment.
If you are over 45, currently unemployed or underemployed and would like to know more about the Skilling Queenslanders for Work project, please contact FNQ Volunteers on 40 417400 or email info@fnqvolunteers.org |
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Work Experience Projects
FNQ Volunteers Inc. manages a number of projects that provide work experience activities for particiants all aimed at increasing community involvement, participation in volunteering and increasing individual and community capacity. FNQ Volunteers Inc. works in partnership with government agencies such as the Department of Employment, Economic Development and Innovation, DEEDI and Job Services Australia providers through the Australian Governments national employment services system to host projects that offer opportunties to gain work experience for jobseekers.
All projects offer a diverse range of assistance options for job seekers eg, volunteer placement, training and job prepartaion. Our thorough and individualised supervision and work experience activities are designed to provide participants with employability training, practical skills and work readiness. By participating in volunteering with community organisations or completing project related and training activities participants gain work experience, confidence and skills to enhance their future employment prospects.
To find out more about any of the projects listed below please contact the office on 4041 7400 between 9am and 4pm Monday to Friday or email info@fnqvolunteers.org. |
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