Diana Leat

Born 1946-01-01

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL4333361A

Top Subjects

Volunteer workers in social service -- Great Britain. (1)
Fund raising -- Great Britain (1)
Broadcasting -- Great Britain (1)
Home care services -- Great Britain (1)
Privatepractice social work -- Great Britain (1)
Nonprofit organizations -- Management (1)

Books by Diana Leat

Total count: 17

Why volunteers?ten points of view

The Volunteer Centre1970-01-01
The role of television in stimulating voluntary actiona pilot study.

Volunteer Centre1976-01-01
Research into community involvement, 1974-77.

Volunteer Centre1977-01-01
Towards a definition of volunteer involvement.

Volunteer Centre1977-01-01
Limited liability?a report on some good neighbour schemes.

Volunteer Centre1979-01-01
Charitable fundraising by means of radio and televisionan exploratory study.

VolunteerCentre1981-01-01
Voluntary and statutory collaborationrhetoric or reality?

Bedford Square Press, NCVO1981-01-01
A home from home?report of a study of short term family placement schemes for the elderly

Age Concern Research Unit1983-01-01
Getting to know the neighboursa pilot study of the elderly and neighbourly helping.

Policy Studies Institute1983-01-01
What's so special about cable?

Media Project of The Volunteer Centre on behalf of Cable in the Community1985-01-01
Voluntary organisations and accountability.

Policy Analysis Unit, National Council for VoluntaryOrganisation1988-01-01
Broadcast charitable appealsthe opportunities for getting support from local radio

Directory of Social Change1990-01-01
Fundraising and GrantmakingCase of ITV Telethon '88

Charities Aid Foundation1993-01-01
The development of community care by the independent sector

Policy Studies Institute1993-01-01
Managing across sectorssimilarities and differences between for-profit and voluntary non-profit organisations

City University Business School1993-01-01
Trustees and governance and managing paid staff in voluntary organisationsa review based on CERT reports.

VOLPROF1993-01-01
Challenging managementan exploratory study of perceptions of managers who have moved fromfor-profit to voluntary organisations.

VOLPROF, City University Business School1995-01-01