Engaging young people in volunteering: what works in Tasmania

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HTMLEngaging young people in volunteering: what works in Tasmania

27 May 2011Complementing VT’s State of Volunteering: Tasmania 2010, the report offers a spotlight on what works in youth volunteering in Tasmania.

The report provides valuable evidence of what it takes to cultivate interest in volunteering among young Tasmanians, how to create roles that are appropriate for young people, and the characteristics for successful leadership in youth volunteering.

The report will be a key resource for volunteer-involving organisations in tailoring processes to engage young people in volunteering.

 

Publication typeReport
Publisher TypeNon government organisation
CoverageAustralia, Tasmania
Permanent URLhttp://apo.org.au/node/24975
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