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Advanced Volunteer Handbook Sample
Volunteer HandbookSampleResource Guide & WorkbookVolunteer Centre of Toronto344 Bloor St. West, Suite 404 Toronto, ON, Canada M5S 3A7T by Engaging Organizations Handbook SampleResource Guide & WorkbookUsing this Resource Guide & WorkbookThe Volunteer Handbook Sample resource guide & workbook has been compiled by Volunteer Toronto to help community groups, non-profits and charitable organizations with the basic tools to create Volunteer handbooks/manuals for orientation and ongoing Volunteer engagement. Most examples are based on Volunteer Toronto s materials, and it is important to remember that these are guidelines informed by best practices; you can adapt them to your situation as this Volunteer Handbook SampleEvery Volunteer should receive an orientation to their new role and the organization, and accompanying this should be a Handbook including the policies & procedures that they need to know.
Volunteers must complete the Emergency Contact Form (page 24) to ensure that Volunteer Toronto has important information on file in the event of an emergency. By signing this form, volunteers consent to this information being stored for the duration of the volunteer’s engagement and only used in emergency situations.
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