Voluntary organisations
Voluntary Organisations: Vital Contributors
... Voluntary organisations’ vital contributions are widely ...these organisations, which are accompanied by a plethora of acronyms that hinder clear ...these organisations strive to benefit the ...
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The role of voluntary organisations in developing the capabilities of vulnerable young people
... to organisations, however, a completed Criminal Record Bureau check and a good introduction of research aims met with less ...the voluntary organisations assumed the researcher was only a registered ...
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The organizational embeddedness of social capital: a comparative case study of two voluntary organisations
... of voluntary sport organisations as a context for exploring social capital and provides some insight into the institutional structures of sport in the ...
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Catching the next wave : the use of the Internet by justice and development voluntary organisations and people organisations : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Philosophy in Development Studies at Massey University
... This thesis examines the extent to which Justice and Development Voluntary Organisations JDVOs and Justice and Development People Organisations JDPOsi are using one form of global commun[r] ...
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Sustainability in voluntary organisations : Exploring the dynamics of organisational strategy
... the voluntary sector, it can be argued that the very act of survival is in itself a major achievement, demonstrated by a growing body of literature on the difficulties that many contemporary voluntary ...
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"Close Encounters of the Third Kind" Volunteering,Infrastructure and Governance
... the voluntary sector is that the proportion of funding from government grows and the proportion of private volunteer support ...kept voluntary organisations in close con- tact with their communities ...
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The Voluntary Sector and the Mandatory Statutory Supervision Requirement: Expanding the Carceral Net
... punishment, including imprisonment and supervision, but the effects of their work are ill understood. Existing literature is ambivalent: some argue such work empowers and builds social capital; for others, it extends ...
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Can social prescribing provide the missing link?
... that voluntary organisations, as part of what is termed the third sector, will play an increasing part in the provision of primary care services (Coid et ...2006). Voluntary and commu- nity ...
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Closing the gap - a regeneration strategy for Scotland?
... community, voluntary organisations and a range of other bodies in the process (Scottish Executive, no ...other organisations and the local community come together to plan, provide and promote the ...
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Analysing public service outsourcing : the value of a regulatory perspective
... two voluntary sector organisations, this paper provides a different conceptual lens through which to explore the employment outcomes flowing from purchaser-provider relations in social ...of ...
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Feminism, femininity and motherhood in post World War II New Zealand : A thesis submitted for the degree of Master of Arts in history at Massey University
... This thesis explores the politics of motherhood and womanhood apparent in the activities of three New Zealand women's voluntary organisations of the 1950s: the Plunket Society, Parents' [r] ...
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Can postmodernism contribute to saving the world?
... through organisations such as Greenpeace, FOE, WWF, the voluntary sector has been at the forefront of awareness raising, campaigning and providing information, there is a dearth of research evidence about ...
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The need for new types of organisation for the new century
... as voluntary organisations or social enterprises, and a key issue facing us today is how to transform our systems of organisation to meet the needs of the future in a less exploitative way? ...
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Funding for voluntary sector infrastructure: a case study analysis
... of voluntary sector infrastructure organisations (VSIOs) – that is, voluntary organisations whose principal function is concerned with providing support to other voluntary ...
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Charity Law's Public Benefit Test: Is Legislative Reform in the Public Interest?
... by voluntary organisations and interested parties to discuss ‘the problems of the present law’; Law Reform Commission of Tasmania, Report on Variations of Charitable Trusts, Report No 38 (1984); Legal and ...
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Basic skills capacity in Wales: provider and learner perceptions
... and voluntary organisations could actively pursue basic skills funding and direct delivery of significant numbers of basic skills outputs whilst others might only deliver basic skills teaching unfunded, as ...
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A brave new world for voluntary sector infrastructure? Vouchers, markets and demand led capacity building
... support-providing organisations in the third ...‘infrastructure organisations’. These organisations may play a generic role in fulfilling a broad range of functions and working with a wide range of ...
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Compact Code of Good Practice on Community Groups
... “The voluntary [and community] sector includes not just those organisations which provide services to the people who need help, advice or care; it embraces all those, formal and informal, large or small, ...
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Basic Skills into the Community: Evaluation Report
... Voluntary organisations generally lack the security of assured funding, tend to have a small core of full-time staff, a clear set of values which define relationships with users or clients (so educational ...
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Working with black and minority ethnic communities
... other voluntary organisations report similar ...developing voluntary organisations to support the needs of service ...statutory organisations and other voluntary ...
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