What do you do if volunteers' needs are not being understood through active listening?
Volunteering is a noble endeavor, but it can be challenging when there is a disconnect between what volunteers need and what is understood by those they are helping. Active listening is a crucial skill for bridging this gap, ensuring that volunteers feel heard, valued, and effectively integrated into the organization's mission. When active listening fails, it's important to address the issue promptly and effectively to maintain a positive and productive volunteer environment.
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