Training for Charities

Making the Link work with a number of charities and organiations who wish to engage their staff in chariy events and CSR activities. We deliver on our mission statement and to help charities improve their performance. Whether you are a charity looking for training or a company looking for suitable events, our programmes are experiential, active and they deliver results.

Advocacy Skills and Emotional Intelligence for Homestart Volunteers

MTL designed and delivered training for Homestart Volunteers from East Sussex region, a dedicated group of volunteers who explored Emotional Intelligence in working with Host families, and positive Advocacy in building and maintaining reputation.

The CLIC Sargent Monopoly Team Challenge: A CSR Event with a difference

Teams compete to visit as many destinations as possible and complete all of the challenges on route. Recently completed with 45 staff from PriceWaterhouseCoopers LLP, in Bristol. A great way to develop your team work skills and contribute to CLIC Sargent with your booking. The game lasts for four hours and is suitable for 20-150 persons, all teams must use public transport or foot power to get around the City. Teams call in to HQ to roll the dice!

Pushing the comfort zone

Making the Link deliver unprecedented results in helping ordinary people achieve the extra ordinary. With CSR being high on the agenda for many organisations we provide a platform to achieve events that build teams, and have charitable outcomes. See more on our Team development page. Also see for yourself how we pushed the comfort zone as a group of associates take their own medicine and help Mike get to Borneo and raise funds for Raleigh International through creating a 4 track CD from scratch in 24 hrs...

 

Face to Face Membership Recruitment Training

MTL in association with TACK International, have designed and delivered a programme to help face to face recruiters engage with members of the public and become better advocates for the RNLI. Fundraising, (particularly direct debit contributions)is increasingly important for charities to sustain and grow their work and the importance of positive advocacy in face to face recruitment remains crucial.