
VOLUNTEER MOBILIZATION
Quiz by Roxan Cabria
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As A volunteer managers, you should provide all the resources available to help your volunteers prepare themselves and to ensure that everyone else involved in the program are likewise ready either to receive or assist the volunteers.
The following are the key elements of volunteer mobilization; Except for;Â
As a volunteer manager, you must develop your pre-mobilization checklist, which covers all relevant preparatory activities and requirements
This  plan should cover emergency management procedures. and is developed using the locality risk assessment that was undertaken during the activity planning phase.
This programs must be well thought out and cover topics that volunteers need to be aware of prior to their deployment. This includes information on their host organization, the assignment location and local community, cultural norms, socio political situation, safety and security risks and protocols, communication and reporting protocols. It may also include skills development sessions or training.
It is also a good practice to _______________ the mobilization of volunteers to relevant community stakeholders, including the local authorities (i.e., mayors, barangay chairman, Philippine National Police, Philippine Army detachments).
A comprehensive volunteer orientation program must include safety and security orientation or training—for example, in basic first aid and threat identification and response—especially if the volunteer will be deployed in a location for more than a month
An evaluation of the orientation or training activity must be undertaken to gain important feedback, insights, and lessons. Future orientation or training must incorporate the relevant feedback or suggestions.
Pre-Mobilization Information Packs checklists are needed, except;Â
General Logistical Requirements under Transportation and other vehicle requirements checklists are needed, except;Â