Creating Pathways to Wellbeing for Leaders of Volunteer Engagement

We recognise that the job of leading and managing volunteers can be challenging.  It’s frequently an isolating role, with practitioners often getting little support from within their organisations.  COVID-19 has added to these challenges, with stress and anxiety more common.

We believe it is time to give leaders of volunteer engagement access to high quality training aimed at helping them manage their own wellbeing.  This will enable them to grow their productivity and address the challenges they face in a more effective way, without it impacting negatively on their mental and physical health.

Just Smart Thinking and Rob Jackson Consulting Ltd have worked together to provide a new online course that will cover two important topics for leaders and managers of volunteers to engage with:

Session 1 – Productivity Management For Leaders and Managers of Volunteers

We all have the same number of hours every week yet often it feels like we need more just to stay on top of our roles.  In this session we’ll explore the limitations of traditional time management approaches and focus instead on how we can be more productive.  Filled with tips and tricks this session will get you thinking in new ways of how to make the most of those precious hours you have to get your job done.

Session 2 – Setting Reasonable Boundaries For Your Work and Life

We all know the benefit of getting this right, not just for you as a leader or manager, but also for your teams and your family.  To achieve this balance, organisations and individuals must take a proactive approach to ensuring the health and wellbeing of their workforce and themselves.  Sadly, many people have given up on trying to achieve this or have developed bad habits.  This session will give you a “reality check” by helping you identify what is really important to you and assist you in developing simple but powerful techniques to establish a healthy balance and take back control.

Participants must attend both sessions.  Joining information will be sent out the day before the session.

Session 1  –  Thursday 19 November 2020, 10am-1pm

Session 2  –  Thursday 26 November 2020, 10am-1pm

Cost for both sessions  –  £60 +VAT