We serve a more specialised group, mainly including incarcerated individuals, ex-offenders, and persons in recovery. Before volunteers formally engage in our services, we will arrange a basic volunteer training course to equip community members with the basic skills and precautions for communicating with service users.
Online Briefing
- Organisation's Background
- Introduction to Training and Services
- Foundation Volunteer Registration Process
Foundation Volunteer Training
- Volunteer Attitudes
- Volunteer Code of Conduct
- Volunteer Rights
- Sharing from Ex-offenders
- Strengths Perspective Theory
- Community Work Theory
Specialize Volunteer training
Volunteers may choose from the following training to gain a deeper understanding of the characteristics of different types of service users.
Prisoners and Ex-offenders Service Volunteer Training |
Contents |
Volunteer Service for Prisoners and Ex-offenders |
- Knowledge and Skills in Correctional Institutions Services
- Communication Skills with Ex-offenders
- Service Preparation and Leadership Skills
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Mental Health Service Volunteer Training |
Contents |
Volunteer Service for Mental Health recovery individuals |
- Understanding the Categories and Symptoms of Mental Illness
- Communication Skills with Mental Health recovery individuals
- Guidelines and Prohibitions for Serving Mental health recovery individuals
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Blue Bus Volunteer Training |
Contents |
Volunteer service for prisoners and ex-offenders family members |
- Communication skills with prisoners family members
- Guidelines and Prohibitions for prisoners family members
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Court Volunteer Training |
Contents |
Service applicants
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- Understanding Legislation and Court Trial Procedures
- Communication Skills with Individuals Under Review
- Guidelines and Prohibitions for Serving Individuals Awaiting Review
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