Annual Report from Jackie Rosenberg Chief Executive 2018 -2019 4 - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Annual Report from Jackie Rosenberg Chief Executive 2018 -2019 4 DBS and other 100 people attend training sessions with intro to volunteering 60 organisations 250 conversations workshops with about volunteering WAES during volunteers


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Annual Report from Jackie Rosenberg Chief Executive 2018 -2019

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4 DBS and other training sessions with 60 organisations 250 conversations about volunteering during volunteers week 200 people attend volunteers’ fair 60 volunteers help

  • ver 6 gardening

days Volunteer coordinators network launched 100 people attend intro to volunteering workshops with WAES

The Volunteer Centre

653 DBS forms processed

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2 WCN meetings 5 Older People Network meetings 204 one-to-one advice and support sessions 3 Children and Young People network meetings 3 Health and Well- being network meetings 1 Volunteer Coordinator network meeting 1 small groups network meeting 8 group training sessions Tri-Borough Funders Fair Fortnightly e-bulletin and regular tweets

Organisations Support Service

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“Courses run especially fundraising advice was most helpful. Also workshop on volunteer management and elderly care” “Very informative emails and if ever needing to contact the team, very supportive and helpful “.

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Employee Volunteering

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“The volunteers have been really helpful. They are able to bring resources, knowledge and information we wouldn’t have otherwise” For many years, Time and Talents has been a trusted advisor and partner as we’ve built up hands-on and skills-based volunteer

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ONE WESTMINSTER’S PROJECTS FOR ADULTS WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES

Supported 59 adults with learning disabilities Delivered 1,395 hours of volunteering 8 service users secured paid employment

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BEFRIENDING PLUS PROJECT FOR OLDER PEOPLE

95 matched clients 32 volunteers access full training, DBS and matching process 123 new enquiries from prospective volunteers 43 new matches 72 referrals

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“Also, I wanted to tell you that the service user told me her life improved so much once she met you”. I really like to visit him and he speaks a bit of French as well. Wife told me yesterday that she is happy to see him laughing and that his face changes when I am with him. It was nice to hear that from her”.

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Contracts WCC, £309,426 44% Grants & Donations, £180,426 26% Rental Income, £92,048 13% DBS Income , £20,109 3% Time & Talents Income, £98,625 14%

Income - £700,634

Contracts WCC Grants & Donations Rental Income DBS Income Time & Talents Income Salaries, £503,095 74% Office & Overheads, £112,019 16% Project Expenditure, £70,499 10%

Expenditure - £685,613

Salaries Office & Overheads Project Expenditure

Annual Accounts 2018-19