ENGAGING PEOPLE, COMMUNICATION & MARKETING
Follow the links in orange to guides and toolkits to help you as and when you need while you are running your group. You can always contact CAG staff for specific queries and 1:1 advice where needed. Please email us on info@cagoxfordshire.org.uk in the first instance.
Community Engagement and Volunteer Recruitment
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Recording of CAG workshop on engagement and participation in collaboration with Oxford Hub
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DBS guides: Guidance leaflets relating to eligibility and other DBS services and products.
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Supporting and Managing Volunteers - Bite sized guides from NCVO
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Transition Network guide: How to get and keep people involved in your group
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Friends of the Earth guide: Holding your first climate action event
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Transition Network guide: Involving your community
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Climate Outreach: Principles for good public engagement
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A guide to get and keep local people involved from Locality
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Support for those working with volunteers by NCVO NVCO support with volunteers
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A CAG and FoE guide on where to advertise jobs or volunteer opportunities
Communications & Marketing
​​CAG webinars:
CAG Guidebooks​​
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CAG’s comms pack for network members - How to get the most from your CAG membership by utilising our comms channels plus other tips and advice. Share with your comms volunteers.
Websites 101: A guide to creating and maintaining a great website
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Click, Connect, Engage: Tips and advice for creating great newsletters
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How to write a Press Release - tips and advice including an example press release to help you get your story in the press.
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How to: Promote an Event: a CAG guide on how to promote your event and make it a success.
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Social Media for Community Groups: a CAG guide on how to best use social media for your community group (This guide a few years old but lots still relevant. An updated version will be available soon).
Photo Consent, forms and signs
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Photo Consent: a handy guide on how to ensure your group gets the right consent for taking photos at events
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Photo Consent Form (children): a downloadable (word) form to use to gather photo consent from parents/guardians
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Photo Consent Form (adult): a downloadable (word) form to use to ask for photo/video consent
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Photos will be taken sign (pdf): for use at community events to tell your audience that photo/video equipment will be used
Resources from other organisations: ​