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Recruitment and training with Ann Sage
12:01pm Monday 14th May 2007
Ensuring that we have highly trained volunteers is a priority at CAB. We are constantly on the look out for new volunteers to enhance and increase our service.
We recently visited Manchester Metropolitan University to give a talk to students and handed out 49 application packs and we are currently processing those we have received back.
To promote equal opportunities we have been looking at the diversity of our advisers in terms of people with disabilities to try and ensure that our volunteers reflect the community we serve. With this in mind we have written to organisations who have contact with this group of people and hope to do some talks/presentations in the future Interested in volunteering at Trafford CAB? Contact Ann Sage Training Coordinator 912 3753
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