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This edition includes updates to reflect contemporary language use, introduces diversity inclusive language and incorporates new topics, including talking about grief and loss, and recovery language usage in the written word. Source: Mental Health Coordinating Council
To ensure everyone – including those with disabilities – can fully participate, creating an inclusive volunteer experience is key. The Volunteer Involvement Cycle breaks down volunteer engagement into four key stages, each with essential sub-stages: Prepare | Recruit | Support | Evaluate Author : Volunteering Victoria
Information to support inclusive volunteering for applicants who are neurodivergent (Autism, ADHD, Dyslexia etc.) Author : Southern Volunteering (SA) & Volunteerability
This free course is for anyone wanting to create safer, more inclusive spaces for LGBTIQA+ people in their workplace or community. This includes people who work in the youth, healthcare, government and non-government, community and domestic and family violence sectors and more. It is designed for both LGBTIQA+ and non-LGBTIQA+ individuals, offering an opportunity for … Continued
Customising or carving a volunteering role is a person-centred approach to volunteer management. It recognises that each individual has different interests, strengths, skills, experience, goals and support needs. This booklet will outline the practices of customised volunteering, and how it can provide benefits to individuals and organisations. Author : Southern Volunteering
Creating welcoming volunteer teams through appropriate conversations. People being made to feel safe and welcome is critical as to whether they keep coming back to volunteer. All staff and existing volunteers have a part to play in ensuring this happens, by having positive, non-judgmental attitudes and making sure conversations are appropriate. Author : Southern Volunteering … Continued
Neuro-inclusive Recruiting is a free online resource providing tips, insights, and guidance to build employer confidence in creating neuro-inclusive workplaces. Neuro-inclusive Recruiting is an Autism SA initiative Funded by the Australian Government Department of Social Services
Becoming a volunteer can make you a more appealing candidate during your job search. Check out this resource to find out more Source: Thorne Harbour Health
*Disability Awareness online units – a comprehensive self-paced program designed to educate and empower individuals and organisations about the importance of disability inclusion. This course is ideal for business managers, human resource professionals and team leaders who are committed to fostering an inclusive working environment for people with cognitive disability. *Self-paced online ‘Prepare for Hiring’ … Continued
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These tips will help you create a more welcoming environment, build stronger teams, and unlock the potential of all team members Author : Australian Disability Network
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Making reasonable accommodations to support diverse needs. Author: Australian Network on Disability
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Inclusive recruitment ensures that all qualified candidates, including those with disabilities, have equal opportunity to apply, interview, and be considered for roles. Author: Australian Network on Disability
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Creating environments where everyone can participate with ease and respect. A guide and checklist Source: Australian Disability Network
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Developed by the team from JFA Purple Orange, the guide provides information on disability awareness, inclusive recruitment and on-boarding processes. It cover’s topics including – creating accessible and inclusive workplaces, barriers people with disability may come across, and embedding inclusivity across all your procedures and policies Author : Purple Orange and Volunteering SA/NT
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Making your volunteer program more inclusive for more people is easier than you think! This simple checklist provides some practical steps to make sure everyone can access the benefits of volunteering. Start your journey towards ore inclusive volunteering today. Author : Volunteerability
