| 2010 |
Donna Amos awarded AAVA Award of Merit |
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| 2009 |
Independant Audit identified LMH Volunteers to be in the top 2.5% of Volunteer Agencies Worldwide in terms of volunteer management efficiencies |
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| 2008 |
LMRVA celebrates 20 years as an Incorporated
body |
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Association employs Special Projects &
Grants manager to increase fundraising opportunities |
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Director of Volunteers Donna Amos named on 2008 SA Women's Roll of Honour for her contributions to volunteer management |
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| 2007 |
Volunteer Marjorie Morrit wins 2007 Joy Noble Medal |
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| 2006 |
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| 2005 |
Donna
Amos becomes President of AAVA (Australasian Assoc of Volunteer Administration) |
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EO Andy Fryar invited to train across Scotland,
the UK and Asia |
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| 2004 |
Executive Officer Andy
Fryar, becomes the first person from Southern Hemisphere to be
invited to join faculty of the Institute of Volunteer Management in
the UK. Andy also trains across the USA, UK and Ireland |
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| 2003 |
Staff member Donna Amos, joins
association as a member of the Board of AAVA - the Australasian
Association of Volunteer Administrators, the national professional
Association for volunteer management. |
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The Volunteer Association's Executive Officer Andy Fryar, is presented with a
Centenary Medal in recognition of his contribution to the volunteer
movement in Australia |
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Executive Officer Andy Fryar is invited to
become a co-author of 'Volunteer Management: an essential guide' (2nd
edition). This guide is Australia's premiere volunteer management
publication. |
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| 2002 |
The 'Horizon Club', a program associated with
Club 84 wins the state 'health' category in the 2002 National Community
Link awards |
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EO Andy Fryar invited to attend and present
at the International Conference of Volunteer Administration in Denver,
Colorado, USA |
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| 2001 |
The Club 84 program wins the state 'health'
category in the National Community Link awards |
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The Volunteer Association's history book 'The
Spirit of the North' is written by Ann Taylor and published by the
Association |
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EO Andy Fryar attends and presents at the
Asia Pacific Conference of IAVE in New Dehli, India |
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Staff member Rosie Williams invited to attend
and present at World Volunteering Conference in Amsterdam, Netherlands |
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Association Executive Officer invited to
work with a National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) committee
to oversee IYV health volunteering awards and to develop a manual
for volunteers working in health units. The Volunteer Association
are awarded a shield of appreciation from the NHMRC |
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| 2000 |
Staff member, Rosie Williams initiated a staff
exchange with Judi Reed from Canada. Consequently, Rosie worked as
Director of Volunteers at the Lethbridge Health Service in Alberta
Canada for a period of eight months while Judi Reed came and worked
with the Lyell McEwin Volunteers. To our knowledge this is still the
only work exchange of this kind ever completed within a volunteer
management framework. |
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Staff member Rosie Williams invited to attend
and present at International Conference on Volunteer Administration
in Phoenix, Arizona, USA |
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| 2000 - 2003 |
EO, Andy Fryar involved with national committee
that develops Volunteer Emergency Services Memorial monument in Canberra |
| 2000 |
The Northern Respite Care program wins the
state 'health' category in the National Community Link awards |
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| 1998 |
EO, Andy Fryar convened a meeting to investigate
the development of a professional Association for volunteer management.
Today that Association has developed into AAVA - the Australasian
Association of Volunteer Administrators |
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The Volunteer Association are represented
by EO, Andy Fryar at the World Volunteering conference in Edmonton,
Canada |
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| 1997 - 2003 |
Executive Officer Andy Fryar, elected a Board
member of Volunteering
Australia. He serves as national President from March 2002 - Present |
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| 1996 - 2003 |
Executive Officer Andy Fryar, elected a Board
member of Volunteering
SA, serving as state Chairperson for the five year period from
1998 - 2003 |
| 1996 |
Association President Ann Taylor recognised
as Female Senior Citizen of the Year for the Elizabeth / Playford
area |
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