Collaborating for Collective impact for community groups

Wellington Shire Council Community Collaborations

This session reveals the collective impact methodology, its applications for community groups to help secure funding and other supports.

Carang Carang Room, Wellington Centre, Port of Sale

Wellington Shire Council invites all interested members of non profit community groups, organisations and sporting associations to this free workshop with Presenters from Non Profit Training. 
About this workshop:
Collaboration is when a group of people come together and contribute their expertise for the benefit of a shared goal, project, or mission. How well a group collaborates with others will greatly impact the outcome of the group project. When groups collaborate and all have a shared goal, it grows the knowledge and impact of the collective magnifying the outcomes.
Topics include:
» Understanding the conditions for collective impact
» Developing evidence of the benefit of collective impact
» Knowing how to establish a partnership with others to achieve collective impact
» Selling the collaboration to funders
A light snack will be provided.
Places are strictly limited to 25 (register now as this session often books out quickly). 
As part of the registration process, you will be asked to provide your name, contact number and email address for session information updates and access link provision. 
All details provided by you during the registration process are managed in accordance with the Wellington Shire Council Privacy and Data Collection Policy. 

Non Profit Training is an Australian business with education professionals who have been managing, leading and providing training services for non profit organisations for over 15 years. Our tailored training and support services will challenge and motivate management, community members and boards to rethink their current strategies to improve an organisation's overall performance.

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