Definition:
According to the David. L. Sills, “Voluntary organisation is a group of persons organized on the basis of voluntary membership without state control for the furtherance of some common interest of its members”.
Natures of Voluntary Organisation:
- A group of people
- Specific purpose
- Work in multiple field
- May be registered, may not be registered
- Their programmes are based on social welfare
- V.Os are receive funds from donor agencies
- They make plan and programmes by their own
- V.Os are non-formal
- Having cooperation among the members
Characteristics:
- Membership of V.Os are purely voluntary
- V.Os are formed through the initiative of persons interest
- V.Os are neither formed nor run for profit making
- V.Os are governed by their own set of rules
- They have first hand experience and knowledge
- They are more closer to people
Principles and ideology of voluntary organisation:
- Voluntary organisations are working according to the need of the communities people
- Concerned with improving and increasing the services require by the community
- Helps groups, community to develop their skills
- Should work with the professional ethics
- It help people to help themselves
- Helps to secure People's participation
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