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Policies: Why they are important

As a MS Society Volunteer, you have the right to see our volunteering policies, but why would you want to read them?

Other than for personal interest, you might need a copy of the policies that you can find here when you are applying for grants, or working with your local Volunteer Centre or CVS to recruit new volunteers.

On this page you can find the short, simplified version of our policies. We would recommend that you start with these as they are clear, to the point and easy to understand.



Volunteer Involvement Policy

We have developed this policy in consultation with numerous volunteers and branches to assist all branches, regions and projects with the support they provide to volunteers. Click here to download the Volunteer Involvement Policy

 

 
 
Code of Conduct
This is a statement of values that everyone who works with or acts on behalf of the MS Society must uphold.
Code of Conduct| pdf (51kb)
Confidentiality Statement
This statement briefly and clearly explains what confidential information is, and your duty as a MS Society Volunteer to take personal responsbility for not breaching confidentiality.
Health and Safety statement
A brief statement on health and safety.
Raising Concerns
This document explains how to go about raising any concerns you might have about anything you come across in your work as a MS Society Volunteer.
Statement of Committment to Volunteers
This is our committment to ensure that you have effective support.
Access and Inclusion Guidelines
This is a statement of our committment to equality of opportunities.
Introduction to the MS Society
Our basic aims and structure. This document is very useful as a starting point for anyone new to the Society.