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Philanthropy / Public administration / Social philosophy / Volunteering / Work for the Dole / Political science / Volunteer Center / Volunteering New Zealand / Civil society / Sociology / Giving
Date: 2014-11-04 18:07:11
Philanthropy
Public administration
Social philosophy
Volunteering
Work for the Dole
Political science
Volunteer Center
Volunteering New Zealand
Civil society
Sociology
Giving

Media release Distributed: 5 November 2014 INTERNATIONAL VOLUNTEER MANAGERS DAY-5 NOVEMBER 2014 Volunteering Victoria CEO voices concern about impact of work for the dole on volunteer managers and VIO’s

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