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Sandra Hogg Rural Development Officer. A quality award for the people who manage village halls and community buildings. Helping you to manage your hall The Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations has campaigned for many years for a better deal for the people who run village halls.
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A quality award for the people who manage village halls and community buildings
Helping you to manage your hall • The Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations has campaigned for many years for a better deal for the people who run village halls. • The KeyStone Awards are designed to make your life easier by providing information, support and encouragement to help you manage your community building more efficiently and effectively.
What is it? • A quality award which will help you understand what you are doing and help you do it better • A guide to best practice • A comprehensive information resource • But it’s also a management tool that can be used to help you keep files, documents and information organised
Who is it for? • Designed to help those running village halls and community buildings in rural Scotland • All halls can benefit even if it just to confirm that you are already doing everything right! • But equally relevant to those running an urban community building or scout hut.
What are the benefits? • Designed specifically for village halls in Scotland • Provides comprehensive supporting resources • Encouragement and assistance of a mentor
The KeyStone Awards will help you: • have confidence that you’re doing things right • organise your files, documents and information • understand where to go for help • promote and publicise your organisation and provide evidence of good practice • secure a long term future for your facility
Management Committee agrees to work towards KeyStone Award KeyStone Award resource pack delivered and KeyStone Mentor appointed Move on to next KeyStone level or review current level after three years Complete statements and find supporting evidence for KeyStone level Support from KeyStone Mentor, additional training identified and delivered Award visit KeyStone level not met KeyStone level awarded How does it work?
Level One: • Focuses on keeping legal and looking after volunteers, staff and users • Sets the minimum requirements for your organisation and will help you meet your legal obligations and organisational objectives
Sections • Governance • Managing people • Managing money • Managing resources • Working with users • Legislation and regulation
Mentoring and assessment • You’ll be helped throughout the process by a mentor from a local voluntary sector support organisation. • The mentoring and assessment process is flexible and can be adapted to suit the needs of your organisation • Assessment is ongoing and informal and usually carried out by your mentor
Brigadoon Village Hall Committee Brigadoon Village Hall Committee 21 May 2014 21 May 2014 …and finally, celebrate your success!