Skip to content
NOTIFICATION
TROLLEY
SIGN IN
Families and volunteering: An evidence-based framework for volunteer-involving organisations
Joanna Stuart Oliver Chan
Oliver Chan
Full profile
 Angela Ellis Paine Véronique Jochum
Véronique Jochum
Full profile
 Amy McGarvey
Amy McGarvey
Full profile
Published: 01 September 2020
Framework summary
  • Families and volunteering
    • Acknowledgements
    • Introduction
    • Key questions
  • Questions
    • Question 1: How do families currently engage with your organisation?
    • Question 2: How do you want to involve families and what approach to family volunteering is right for you?
    • Question 3: Can you enhance the volunteering pathways for families within your organisation?
    • Question 4: Can you do more to help families balance volunteering with family life?
    • Question 5: How can you ensure that family volunteering is as inclusive as possible?
    • Question 6: How does the balance you are striking between risk management and being inclusive affect that the involvement of families in volunteering?
    • Question 7: How can you help to ensure that families, and your organisation, get the most out of volunteering?
  • Framework summary
    • More about the research
  • Download this report

Download this report

Families and volunteering framework report download graphic
Families and volunteering: An evidence-based framework for Volunteer-Involving Organisations
Download document. PDF 3.9 MB
Framework summary
About NCVO Contact us Privacy notice Terms and conditions
NCVO NCVO Knowhow Funding Central UK Civil Society Almanac How Charities Work Investing in Volunteers

© 2019 NCVO (The National Council for Voluntary Organisations), Registered in England as a charitable company limited by guarantee. Society Building, 8 All Saints Street, London N1 9RL. Registered company number 198344 | Registered charity number 225922.