Non-profit organisations and charities are the lifeblood of local communities. They should have access to the most up-to-date and affordable training to help them achieve their goals. That’s why we’ve created the Community Leadership Program.

Whether you’re a community group, sporting club, men’s shed, art group, RSL or any non-profit entity, this transformative workshop series facilitated by NFP Success has a range of benefits for participants.

  • Learn new skills and build your confidence
  • Build a group or organisation with solid foundations
  • Make close community connections
  • Find mentorship for your projects
  • Share resources, ideas and advice

Upcoming Events

A board meeting

Strategic Thinking For Committee Members

Unlock your group’s potential by doing things smarter

Without a clear strategy, even the most passionate committee members can feel lost amidst all the responsibilities and opportunities. To navigate this complex environment and steer your organisation towards a bright future, every committee member must wear the hat of a strategic thinker.

Whether you’re a community group, sporting club, men’s shed, art group, RSL or any non-profit entity, this transformative 3-hour workshop facilitated by NFP Success will redefine the way you think, so you can achieve more for your members and community.

 

In this workshop

Big Picture View: Get to know the whole organisation, see upcoming changes, and prepare for the future

Planning Ahead: Set a clear direction and achievable goals for growth and community impact

Questioning & Improving: Ask the right things and spot areas for improvement within your organisation

Making Informed Choices: Stop second-guessing yourself and use solid data to guide your decisions

 

What it costs

$15 plus booking fee, thanks to the support of Regional Development Australia Barossa Gawler Light Adelaide Plains and the Department of Primary Industries and Regions SA.

Places are limited. Don’t miss out.

 

Related workshop dates and booking links

Adelaide Plains: Two Wells Bowling Club, Tues 10 Oct, 9am-12pm

Light: Hewett Centre, Thurs 12 Oct, 9am-12pm

Barossa: Vine Inn Barossa, Tues 17 Oct, 4pm-7pm

Gawler: Gawler Civic Centre, Thurs 19 Oct, 9am-12pm

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A group of people cheering in blue Volunteer T shirts

Volunteer Engagement Workshop

Learn the skills you need to attract, motivate and retain volunteers for your community group or organisation.

Attracting volunteers? It’s not as easy as it sounds. People are busier than ever. Plus, if organisations don’t provide a clear role, a pat on the back, or the right tools, even the most passionate volunteers can feel left out and move on. To keep volunteers coming and staying, it’s all about making the experience worth their while.

Whether you’re a community group, sporting club, men’s shed, art group, RSL or any non-profit entity, you’ll learn the skills you need to attract, motivate and retain volunteers in this exciting 3-hour workshop facilitated by NFP Success.

 

In this workshop

Engagement techniques – Master the art of attracting, motivating, and retaining dedicated volunteers

Policies and strategies – Create a clear framework for your volunteers that gives clarity and keeps them safe

Harness team dynamics – Learn how to celebrate collective successes, fostering a culture of appreciation and mutual respect

 

What it costs

Non-profit organisations and charities are the lifeblood of local communities. They should have access to the most up-to-date and affordable training to help them achieve their goals. That’s why this workshop is only $15 plus booking fee, thanks to the support of Regional Development Australia Barossa Gawler Light Adelaide Plains and the Department of Primary Industries and Regions SA.

Places are limited. Don’t miss out.

 

Related workshop dates

We are conducting sessions for this workshop across our region.

Adelaide Plains: Tuesday 14 November, 9am-12pm

Gawler: Thursday 16 Nov, 9am-12pm

Barossa: Tuesday 21 Nov, 4pm-7pm

Light: Thursday 23 Nov, 9am-12pm

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FAQ

What if I’m not currently involved in a community group?

This program is a great opportunity to meet groups who may help to turn your passion into purpose. It is relevant for all, those already involved and those looking to get involved.

 

What if I’ve had an idea for a new group?

You could find like-minded individuals or existing groups that might incorporate your vision.

 

How do I ask further questions?

Contact Anita Mariani by emailing anita@barossa.org.au or calling (08) 8563 3603

Supported by Government of South Australia Primary Industries and Regions SA