Community
how you can help
Your charity or organisation can support, nurture and develop future leaders by giving young people and opportunity to work voluntarily on a project to increase awareness within the community.
your role
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Inform the young people about your organisation
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Be open to working in partnership with a feasible project presented by the group
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Allow regular communications on the update of the project
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Support the young people in developing the project
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Allow the use of the organisation resources for the project wherever possible
partnership
Interested in becoming a Community Partnership Organisation?
requirements
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A local registered charity, CIC or voluntary organisation
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Be interested in working with young people
qualities
Commitment
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Be committed to supporting the young people’s project in its entirety
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Communicate with the group regularly
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Make open, honest and positive contributions towards the project
Benefits
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New project organised and led by the young people that meets the charity’s objective.
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Increase awareness of the charity
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Sharing knowledge, skills and information
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Charity’s contribution to community and leadership development of young people
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Collaboration and partnership working with local charity
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Complimentary tickets to community events, participant recognition events
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Approachable
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Friendly
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Open to suggestions made by the young people
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Helpful
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Inspire and motivate young people to achieve goals
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Patient
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Encourage