Volunteering Support
Who we work with:
People looking to volunteer
We work with people of all ages who are interested in volunteering. We can provide support with:
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Helping you take your first steps into volunteering
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Matching you to suitable opportunities
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Helping you gain recognition for your time and contribution
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Volunteer Involving Organisations (VIOs)
We provide support to your organisation, including:
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Promoting your opportunities through HTSI
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Advice on recruiting your volunteers
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Connect you with volunteers and advise you on coaching, mentoring, and empowering them
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Assisting with Employer Supported Volunteering
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Offering training tailored to VIOs
What we do:
1:1 support for organisations who work with volunteers
Whether you have involved volunteers in your organisations for a long time, or just starting to think about it, we can offer you 1:1 support in getting your Volunteer policy and procedures right for your organisation, ensuring safe and effective volunteer environments.
If you need examples and templates, we have them. If you need advice and support, we can arrange a meeting, and if you wish to gain your Volunteer Friendly Award you have come to the right place.
Recruiting Volunteers
HTSI can help your organisation recruit volunteers. Fill in this form linked here and we can advertise your opportunities on our website, social media, and through Volunteer Scotland website.​
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Getting into Volunteering
Whether you are new to volunteering or have plenty of experience, we can help you find the right role for you. We work with Volunteer Scotland to advertise up to date roles in your area.
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Our Volunteering Opportunities page displays opportunities from organisations across the Highlands.
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Getting involved in Volunteering
There are a number of ways you can get involved in volunteering, from long term to one off opportunities.
Check out the latest volunteering opportunities from across Highland.
Contact Us:
Saltire Awards
Volunteer Charter

The Saltire Awards are a nationally recognised award for volunteering, for young people aged 12 – 25.
Young people gain certificates, signed by Scottish Government ministers, for the volunteering they have successfully achieved.
Volunteering for all: National framework
Click here to find out more about the Volunteering for all: National framework

HTSI have pledged our support to become
Charter Champions.
The Volunteer Charter sets out the ten key principles which help to underpin good relations within a volunteering environment. It is open to any individual, group or organisation from any sector who either involve volunteers, or influence decisions on how volunteering is resourced or reflected in policy.
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