voluntary sector
Prisoner relationships with voluntary sector practitioners
... of voluntary organisations (Maguire, 2012; Mills et ...2008), voluntary sector practitioners are often contrasted with statutory penal staff, who are “traditionally more focussed on punishment, ...
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Understanding sustainable development in the voluntary sector: a complex problem
... the voluntary sector, a sector embedded in local communities that works to change lives, as being a useful ally in the encouragement local behaviour change and the promotion of sustainable ...
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The good prison – why voluntary sector coordination is key
... The project has provided opportunities for people in prison to use their skills, knowledge and commitment to take on responsibility to develop, promote and deliver aspects of the project. The coordinators have supported ...
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Funding for voluntary sector infrastructure: a case study analysis
... to voluntary sector infrastructure organisations, and describes a qualitative research programme undertaken in the UK in which a detailed study of 20 such grants were investigated from multiple perspectives ...
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Is there a subjective well being premium in voluntary sector employment?
... Voluntary sector a employment is growing in importance in many European ...oluntary sector organisations, charities and other voluntary and community non-profit organisations, account for a ...
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The practice of HRD in the voluntary sector: towards an understanding of impact
... in voluntary sector organizations the research to date has been deliberately ...the sector, some reliant on volunteers others predominantly paid staff, with different funding arrangements and ...
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The penal voluntary sector in England and Wales: Beyond neoliberalism?
... form, voluntary sector organisations are located between the market and the state (Kendall and Deakin, 2010: ...penal voluntary organisations as “charitable and self -defined voluntary ...
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The Penal Voluntary Sector in England and Wales: Beyond neoliberalism?
... form, voluntary sector organisations are located between the market and the state (Kendall and Deakin, 2010: ...penal voluntary organisations as “charitable and self -defined voluntary ...
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The good prison Why voluntary sector coordination is essential
... employing voluntary sector staff as coordinators the prison gets access to their knowledge of the local sector and how the sector ...The voluntary sector coordinator was able to ...
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Organizing otherwise: Translating anarchism in a voluntary sector organization
... one sector (anarchist social movements) to another (the voluntary sector) is not a simple matter of transfer, but also of transformation, constituting a new assemblage of meanings and practices ...
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Why the voluntary sector matters if we are going to reduce reoffending
... The voluntary sector organisations that responded to our survey certainly believed that they would be able to bring this ability to a new market: 58 per cent believed that an ‘ability to innovate’ was one ...
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The Voluntary Sector and the Mandatory Statutory Supervision Requirement: Expanding the Carceral Net
... and voluntary organisation publications, which formed part of a larger research project conceptualising the penal voluntary sector in England and ...the voluntary organisation responses to ...
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Encouraging desistance through resettlement: an exploration of voluntary sector practice
... In conclusion, voluntary-sector practice did not accord with desistance research. That is not to say that RSE is a failing service in relation to the service which it provides for its service-users and this ...
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False economy? The costs of contracting and workforce insecurity in the voluntary sector
... care sector, with a particular focus on those relating to employment and service ...for voluntary organisations, namely ‘full- cost recovery’, aspects of the policy of best value and The ...the ...
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Economic Crisis, Social Solidarity and the Voluntary Sector in Greece
... After 2010, low-income families could not afford to pay for cramming lessons, often deemed necessary to prepare pupils for the university entrance examinations. Then groups of volunteering high school teachers set up ...
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Personalisation and its implications for work and employment in the voluntary sector
... Cedar provided services to people with learning disabilities. Three years previously, management had identified the then emerging interest in personalised services as the future direction for social services. As a ...
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Austerity, personalisation and the degradation of voluntary sector employment conditions
... public sector austerity and policies such personalisation are changing employment conditions in voluntary sector organisations, and the subsequent impact on worker ...
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Personalisation, austerity and the HR function in the UK voluntary sector
... the voluntary sector have found that regulatory and funding priorities of external government agencies has meant, at best, variable outcomes for the function with only a few exhibiting a ‘business ...
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Exploring co design in the voluntary sector
... Co-design is a particular approach to design that emphasises the creative contribution that can be made by potential users, clients and other stakeholders in a product, system or service. Co-design is defined as ...
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Building capabilities in the voluntary sector: A review of the market
... the voluntary sector (FLOs) can best be encouraged and empowered to build their skills, knowledge and confidence (capabilities) as they seek to achieve outcomes for their beneficiaries more effectively and ...
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