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Irish Volunteer of the year 2011

  • 06-10-2011 3:52pm
    #1
    star gazer
    Moderators, Society & Culture Moderators Posts: 1,733 Mod ✭✭✭✭


    The chance to nominate someone for the Ireland involved awards has arrived for this year. Nominations are open until October 31st and the winners in ten different categories and the overall volunteer of the year will be awarded on the 5th of December. That coincides with the international day of the volunteer.

    Nominate The Launch
    The Categories
    -Arts, Culture & Media: Organisations such as libraries, galleries, theatres, drama groups, cultural centres, film and photography groups, heritage groups, community radio, etc.
    -Health & Disability: Organisations working with and for people who are ill or disabled, mentally or physically (or both) to improve quality of life.
    -Children & Young People: Organisations working to provide for the welfare, safety, and wellbeing of children and young people.
    -Campaigning & Awareness Raising: Organisations whose core focus is on human rights, awareness raising and campaigning around injustice.
    -Community: Organisations which are community based such as community centres, schools, church groups, neighbourhood groups, etc.
    -Education & Training: Organisations which focus on literacy issues, adult education, language skills, life skills support, etc.
    -Social Work: Organisations which cover a range of fields including homelessness, the prison service, asylum seekers, domestic violence, hospices, drugs, victim support, etc.
    -Animals & Environment: Organisations which are involved in working with animals in both a therapeutic and a caring context, as well as organisations which are focused on environmental issues and/or sustainability.
    -International Development: Organisations involved in overseas development activity which engage volunteers from Ireland.
    -Sports & Recreation: Organisations such as sports clubs, recreation centres, leisure clubs/centres, hill walking groups, fitness, play groups, dancing clubs, etc.


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