Consultancy and Training

Whether you are writing your volunteering strategy, developing your volunteer programme or training your staff in the best practice methods of volunteer involvement, you may find you need a little extra support. Volunteer Centre Greenwich may be able to provide the tailored support you need.
What we can provide:

Volunteer Centre Greenwich can supply a variety of bespoke training and consultancy packages for your organisation at whatever stage you are at. As a part of this service, a member of our team will listen to your needs and discuss your options before designing a package that is just right for you.

About our staff:

All our staff are qualified trainers, with experience spanning across public, private and civil society organisations. From local to national programmes, whether it’s just a little or if you would like us to deliver a large scale project on your behalf, we are keen to hear from you.

To talk over what you are looking for contact Michelle Martin:

Email: michelle@volunteersgreenwich.co.uk

Phone: 020 8853 1331
Testimonial – National Army Museum
“VCG have greatly supported the Museum in its setting up of a volunteers program through extensive training, advice, support, sample policy documents etc. The standard and professionalism of VCG is extremely high and we are grateful for all of the help we have received, including being assigned such a fantastic trainer.  We very much look forward to a continuing working relationship with VCG in 2012.” Teresa Scott, National Army Museum. 
Testimonial – London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games Legacy: Royal Greenwich Volunteers
“The partnership between Royal Borough of Greenwich with Volunteer Centre Greenwich, which specialises in recruiting and training individuals for volunteering, was pivotal in the success of the London 2012 Royal Borough of Greenwich volunteer programme; 200 people were shortlisted and participated in the program with excellent results.  The volunteers enjoyed this once-in-a-lifetime experience which inspired those who were unemployed on a pathway to training and employment.” Royal Borough of Greenwich.