Productive and inspiring meeting today with Steph and Beren at Ryder Cheshire Volunteers (RCV).
We discussed the findings of a project conducted by a Coventry undergrad psych student, as part of her second year work experience. Stacey worked for me as a research assistant. Our study used audit data to explore the extent to which RCV's volunteer partnerships meet members' needs.
Looking forward to presenting the findings at one of our internal Psychology Department research seminars, and (I hope) at a conference next year.
Perhaps more importantly, we have plans to do some further work.
To find out about RCV's excellent work - or to express interest in joining or volunteering - please see their website
http://www.rcv.org.uk/
We discussed the findings of a project conducted by a Coventry undergrad psych student, as part of her second year work experience. Stacey worked for me as a research assistant. Our study used audit data to explore the extent to which RCV's volunteer partnerships meet members' needs.
Looking forward to presenting the findings at one of our internal Psychology Department research seminars, and (I hope) at a conference next year.
Perhaps more importantly, we have plans to do some further work.
To find out about RCV's excellent work - or to express interest in joining or volunteering - please see their website
http://www.rcv.org.uk/
Ryder-Cheshire Volunteers (RCV) is a person-centred organisation which aims to give individuals the opportunity to recognise their potential, through leisure and learning activities. We look beyond a person's disability, to focus on what can be achieved, rather than what can't. If there's a leisure or learning activity you've always dreamt of doing, our job is to make it a reality.
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