Funding

Emergency sector volunteers are firm that they do not want to be paid for their services, they are however, just as firm in their view that being a volunteer should not be a cost to the individual. The forum has an advocacy role in establishing incentive schemes to encourage new recruits and to retain existing members. Advocacy in the area of tax incentives, supply of personal protective clothing and safety equipment, along with other financial incentives are all seen as important to the forum.

Funding - Key Performance Indicators
• Funds secured for national and state summits and RTO administration
• Results of national Cost of Volunteering Survey promulgated to:
• Volunteer organisations;
• Volunteers;
• Emergency Management Government Committees
• politicians;
• stakeholders
• media;
• sponsors

 
19/1/2012 10.30AM
With more than 55 confirmed presenters the Australian and New Zealand Disaster and Emergency Management Conference will be held in Brisbane in April 2012.
7/12/2011 4.23PM
The AEMVF, ably supported by the Attorney General’s Department, and the Australian Tax Office, staged the third Emergency Management Volunteers Summit in Canberra on 30-31 May. The themes were “Partnerships, Experiences, Solutions,” and the slogan was: “The Future is in our Hands”.
19/1/2012 10.30AM
With more than 55 confirmed presenters the Australian and New Zealand Disaster and Emergency Management Conference will be held in Brisbane in April 2012.
20/12/2011 9.53PM
The report and transcripts for the recent EM Volunteers Summit are now available.