Technology solutions and partners: Volunteer management
"Efficiently coordinate and engage volunteers with effective processes and by choosing the right systems, fostering a positive volunteer experience and ensuring their valuable contributions align seamlessly with your mission."
Managing volunteers can be particularly admin-heavy and, for some non-profit organisations, measuring the impact, compliance, and service delivery metrics across your volunteering programmes only adds to the back-office burden.
Why Adapta
Adapta are independent, not resellers, and do not receive any commission or income from suppliers. At Adapta, we take the time to understand your strategic plans as well as your current ways of working and, as we operate exclusively in the non-profit sector, we understand how vital volunteers are to charitable service delivery. Our team of experienced consultants possess the specialist procurement techniques and the experience to guide and advise you through the whole selection process. We can help you identify the software that matches your strategic and operational priorities, reduces the administrative burden, and provides an enhanced experience for your volunteers.
What our clients say
Emma Revie
Chief Executive, Trussell Trust
“To achieve the level of change we saw in 6 months without the support of Adapta would have been impossible. Shortly after completing the project the pandemic hit. Without the work completed by Adapta, our organisation would not have been able to weather the pandemic and keep working.”
Ian Chivers
Former Director of Finance & Operations, GOSHCC
"Thanks for all your invaluable help and guidance. We wouldn't be here without you. And don't think that you are escaping, we look forward to your ongoing support."
Phil Durbin
Former Head of Corporate Systems, Salvation Army
"Unlike many consultants, Adapta won’t tell you what you expect to hear. They will be very honest and challenging and, even if some of what they say is uncomfortable to hear, it means you end up getting better advice."