The Club’s demographic The Club demonstrates an understanding of which geographical areas they are working in The Club demonstrates an To increase participation and recruit 3.2 awareness and appreciation Can define the type of person players, volunteers and officials of its community /people it would like to attract Working in partnership with local organisations, volunteer centres, colleges, schools etc. The Club demonstrates actions Communications newsletters, – taken to recruit new players, The Club proactively website, advertising, social etc. volunteers and officials in line with 3.3 encourages new members Recruitment activities British Orienteering’s vision of More from the community People, More Places, More Statistics: number of new members Podiums. 4. CLUB MANAGEMENT Ref Minimum criteria Examples of Evidence Guidance Evidence Provided No. The Club is affiliated to The Club is operating under British British Orienteering affiliation British Orienteering ensuring Orienteering guidelines 4.1 all activities and officers are Valid insurance certificate Club activities, premises and insured officers are appropriately insured Club governance documents Constitution (open and The Club has appropriate The Club is operating within a set of 4.2 governing documents appropriate rules and regulations Articles of Association Rules/Terms of Reference The Club displays a coordinated Name of individual and role The Club has a Volunteer 4.3 approach to valuing and supporting Coordinator description its volunteers
3.2 The Club demonstrates an awareness and appreciation of its community The Club’s demographic The Club demonstrates an understanding of which geographical areas they are working in Can define the type of person /people it would like to attract Working in partnership with local organisations, volunteer centres, colleges, schools etc. To increase participation and recruit players, volunteers and officials 3.3 The Club proactively encourages new members from the community Communications – newsletters, website, advertising, social etc. Recruitment activities Statistics: number of new members The Club demonstrates actions taken to recruit new players, volunteers and officials in line with British Orienteering’s vision of More People, More Places, More Podiums. 4. CLUB MANAGEMENT Ref No. Minimum criteria Examples of Evidence Guidance Evidence Provided 4.1 The Club is affiliated to British Orienteering ensuring all activities and officers are insured British Orienteering affiliation Valid insurance certificate The Club is operating under British Orienteering guidelines Club activities, premises and officers are appropriately insured 4.2 The Club has appropriate governing documents Club governance documents Constitution (open and Articles of Association Rules/Terms of Reference The Club is operating within a set of appropriate rules and regulations 4.3 The Club has a Volunteer Coordinator Name of individual and role description The Club displays a coordinated approach to valuing and supporting its volunteers
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