Volunteer Recruitment Workshop - for Landcare and Environmental Groups

Join us for an interactive workshop tailored specifically for leaders and managers (volunteers or staff) within Landcare and environmental groups.

Our focus is not just on recruitment but on creating vibrant, sustainable communities that attract and retain passionate individuals committed to environmental stewardship.

Workshop Highlights:

5A Method of Volunteer Recruitment

Discover the innovative 5A model designed to recruit and retain perfectly matched and energised volunteers. Say goodbye to the frustration of no-shows and mismatched commitments.

Building Healthy Groups

Learn how to cultivate a thriving group environment that nurtures individuals, fosters long-term commitment, and adapts to changing circumstances.

Creating Allies

Explore strategies to develop lasting alliances within your community, ensuring sustained engagement and support for your environmental initiatives.

Why Attend?

• Tailored Approach: This workshop is specifically crafted for leaders in Landcare and environmental groups, addressing the unique challenges and opportunities within these sectors.
• Proven Results: Benefit from a step-by-step model backed by real-world success stories and practical resources.
• Time-Saving Solutions: Streamline your recruitment process and focus your energy on meaningful connections rather than administrative burdens.
• Psychology of Recruitment: Gain insights into the motivations of volunteers and utilise neuroscience principles to design effective recruitment strategies.
• Community Activation: Unlock the potential of your existing membership base with a comprehensive plan for closed community recruitment.

Don't miss out on this opportunity to revolutionise your volunteer recruitment efforts and build a stronger, more resilient environmental community.

Reserve your place today and embark on a journey towards sustainable growth and impact.

Combine this workshop with the Succession Planning workshop to strengthen the success of your group. Go here for more information.

This project is jointly funded by the Landcare Association of SA, Green Adelaide, the Hills & Fleurieu Landscape Board and the Northern & Yorke Landscape Board.