Articles
Goodbye Circles: A Wholesome Approach to Exits
Someone in your community is leaving—What’s next? Farewell cards, farewell lunches… What about a Goodbye Circle? As odd as it may sound, it may just …
Saying Goodbye: How to shape a good exit experience
Exiting is known by multiple names—resigning, offboarding, leaving the community. They all describe the necessary and eventual end to one’s time in an organisation or community. …
Building leaders: How to successfully plan leadership succession in your community
Succession is a part of growth. Leaders from any walk, whether from non-profits, informal volunteering groups, or corporates, must always think about nurturing the next …
How Rainbow Centre’s Social Workers Build A Good Life With Persons With Disabilities
“When I first joined the Rainbow Centre, I realised that many of our students did not have friendships and relationships outside of their own families,” …
How Community Leaders Onboard New Members for Success
To a newcomer, communities can be overwhelming — there are so many new faces, expectations, and guidelines that it can be difficult to assimilate and …
How New Life Stories Crafts a Dedicated Volunteer Community Journey
Intergenerational incarceration is the risk faced when children of incarcerated parents break the law and end up in jail, which on average, can be 2.5 …
Redefining What It Means to “Build” a Community
“Community building” has become a buzzword for many organisations—from governments who want to support their constituents to businesses who want to build communities around their …
