This training is run by Connected Voice's Newcastle Volunteer Coordinators Network. This training is for volunteer coordinators and people managing volunteers in Newcastle.
You can sign up to this session on our website.
Supporting volunteers through regular supervision is a vital part of volunteer coordination. It plays a key role in volunteer wellbeing, retention and satisfaction.
Group supervision is seen as the most effective way to provide support to volunteers in the workplace as it encourages peer support, shared learning and stronger team connections.
This in person training is designed specifically for Volunteer Coordinators working in Newcastle. It will guide you through the practical considerations of planning and delivering group supervision sessions for volunteers.
The training is written and delivered by Diane Sandford, Haref and Health Equity Manager. Diane brings several years of experience as a Volunteer Coordinator in the recovery sector and has extensive experience of running reflective groups and supervision sessions.
What the training will cover
• The purpose and value of supervision
• How to structure an effective group supervision session
• Developing confident facilitation skills
• Managing challenging situations within groups
Event details
• 📅 Date: Thursday 1 October 2026
• ⏰ Time: 9:30am –12:30 pm
• 📍 Location: One Strawberry Lane (in person)
• 👥 Places available: 30
If the training is full or you have any questions, please contact Nimerta Virdee, Volunteering Voice and Engagement Manager (Newcastle) at
📧 nimerta.virdee@connectedvoice.org.uk. You can also ask to be added to the waiting list.