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If you have homeowners interested in being more involved in your community, try encouraging them to volunteer for committees whether they're ongoing or just created for special situations. Having more and more homeowners involved helps them feel more and more a part of the association. #communityliving #homeownersassociation #homeownersassociationmanagement

If you have homeowners interested in being more involved in your community, try encouraging them to volunteer for committees whether they're ongoing or just created for special situations. Having more and more homeowners involved helps them feel more and more a part of the association. #communityliving #homeownersassociation #homeownersassociationmanagement

If you have homeowners interested in being more involved in your community, try encouraging them to volunteer for committees whether they're ongoing or just created for special situations. Having more and more homeowners involved helps them feel more and more a part of the association. #communityliving #homeownersassociation #homeownersassociationmanagement

Thanking volunteers for all they do is crucial to keeping your volunteers coming back again and again. But how should you be thanking them, and how often should you thank them? 🤔 Find out in this week’s article: https://lnkd.in/d6AWMsE4

If you have homeowners interested in being more involved in your community, try encouraging them to volunteer for committees whether they're ongoing or just created for special situations. Having more and more homeowners involved helps them feel more and more a part of the association. #communityliving #homeownersassociation #homeownersassociationmanagement

Good news is always a harder sell. But how come this video interview flew on Instagram and went slower on other social media? Do you think we should we be paying Linkedin and Facebook for a higher profile for our news stories? Advice / tips welcome. Here's the story itself - Wondering what to do on your day off? Why not volunteer like Robbie Connaughton from Barber Bobs in Athlone? He drives up to Dublin on days off to offer homeless people a haircut. (FULL VIDEO - 3 mins 26 secs HERE: https://lnkd.in/g2eKkb5N) We interviewed Robbie on Monday (April 29) while he was cutting hair in the rain on Mount Street. His customer Hannan spoke only to say that he had no English. Regardless of how people end up here, Robbie said it is not right for anyone to have to live on the streets: “It’s a very poor reflection on our country that we allow human beings to come into our country and they’re going to be living on the street. "Leinster House isn’t too far away and I don’t know how they’re comfortable with hundreds of them homeless,” he said. It was as if the politicians were listening to Robbie. Yesterday, the asylum-seekers living in over 200 tents on Mount Street were bussed to accommodation sites that provide showers, toilet facilities, food and other supports. Taoiseach Simon Harris admitted, "The situation had become completely unacceptable” and he thanked the various state agencies involved. Robbie is one of many volunteers who do their best to help people in vulnerable situations. You can go DIY like Robbie, or see what's up and join a volunteer event or group through Volunteer Ireland. #compassion #volunteer #volunteerbarber #humanity #solidarity #peoplearepeople

https://lnkd.in/eCQFG92v Great guidance from.NCVO - get to know what you should be shouting for and how to engage with hustings

GROW CHURCH ENGAGEMENT: Imagine turning a one-time visitor into a regular volunteer. We'll show you the steps 👉 https://ow.ly/Qtbu50Rwi4i #ChurchGrowth

How to Support Your Child in the Chaos of Christmas 1. Use a calendar of the month to see when special events are happening. Let your child check off the days as they pass! 2. Set clear expectations before attending a party/ event, such as staying within sightline, only looking at decorations (don’t touch them!), or greeting family members appropriately. 3. Use a visual schedule on Christmas morning to help your child regulate waiting their turn for gifts, participating in family events, etc.