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December 2008/January 2009

The following is just a very small sample of some of the articles contained in the December 2008/January 2009 issue of Volunteering magazine

- Members/subscribers who have received their log in details can access the online magazine through the Volunteering England members only area

Hammersmith & Fulham VC wins national award for excellence
Hammersmith & Fulham VC wins national award for excellence
The Hammersmith & Fulham Volunteer Centre (HFVC) has won a coveted national award in recognition of its outstanding and innovative methods of working over the past twelve months.
 
Red Recruits at the ready
Red Recruits at the ready
The British Red Cross has announced the launch of a new online volunteering initiative that will use social networks to create a community of ‘virtual volunteers’ who can support the organisation in their own time.
 
Small charities launch skills network site
Small charities launch skills network site
The Small Charities Coalition's website has been launched at an event hosted by Google at their UK headquarters in London
 
Student Volunteering Week 2009
Student Volunteering Week 2009
National Student Volunteering Week 2009 takes place from
Monday February 23rd to Sunday March 1st
 
Celebrating arts, music and kindness!
Celebrating arts, music and kindness!
In our winter edition as we focus on arts and culture we hear from Abbie Cooke, co-founder of a dynamic new volunteer-involving enterprise called GigArts, Tom Andrews, Chief Executive of People United, and Sara Lee, Projects Director at The Irene Taylor Trust 'Music in Prisons'.
 
Opinion December 2008/January 2009: Can volunteering survive, and even thrive, in recession?
Opinion December 2008/January 2009: Can volunteering survive, and even thrive, in recession?
As the UK plunges into the deep, cold waters of recession, must the voluntary and charity sector - in particular volunteering - be dragged down to its doom, too? Nick Cater finds the answers.