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A new approach to offering MS Support – how and when it will come to you Roll out - stages Opportunity to find out more about the new approach. Also time to undertake a committee self assessment and discuss recruitment plans Advertising, interviewing and setting induction activities for new support volunteers 4 days training and eLearning module for all support volunteers (see next slide for more details) Regular local forums MS Support Volunteer Training Day 1 – introduction to providing support • Principles • Choice and control • Team work Day 2 – offering emotional support • Boundaries • Skills in providing listening support eLearning – quality information giving - principles and boundaries of quality information Day 3 – information matters • Blending local and national information • Short breaks planning Self assessment Day 4 – money matters • Employment • Benefits • Grants • Partnerships Roll out - the UK picture 2011 -Q3+4 2013 2012 - Q3+4 2012 - Q1+2 2014 Phase 1 group Staff engagement Volunteer engagement Recruitment and induction Training Ongoing support Phase 2 group Staff engagement Volunteer engagement Recruitment and induction Training Ongoing support Phase 3 group Staff engagement Volunteer engagement Recruitment and induction Training Please note: some areas or regions will be delivering training over a longer period of time. Please speak to your local member of staff to find out when support volunteer training sessions for your branch will be taking place. Ongoing support Roll out - phases Phase 1 group • • • • • • Northern Ireland Wales Scotland Kent North West, Cheshire & Merseyside East Anglia, Norfolk, Suffolk & Cambs. Roll out - phases Phase 2 group • • • • • North of England Hertfordshire, Essex & Bedfordshire North London South London Thames Valley, Oxfordshire, Berkshire & Buckinghamshire • Surrey & Sussex Roll out - phases Phase 3 group • • • • Yorkshire & the Humber Lancashire, Manchester & South Cumbria East Midlands Hampshire and Islands