Edinburgh Voluntary Organisations' Council

Welcome to the EVOC web site

It is here to keep you informed about EVOC’s activities and to let you know what’s going on in Edinburgh's thriving voluntary sector. Here you will find comprehensive resources for developing your organisation alongside learning, training and networking opportunities. The site features information on Community Planning, Grants, and much more.

EVOC Website Survey

EVOC is currently planning a redevelopment of our website and as part of the process we want to ensure that we meet the needs of everyone that currently uses our website.

To get feedback we have created a short surveymonkey questionnaire to gather thoughts and feedback about our existing site and thoughts for a new website.

We would be extremely grateful if you could take the time to complete the short survey.

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/XM9CN87

EVOC Learning

We are currently working on our next Training Programme watch this space for further information.

Directory Of Local Organisations
For a directory of local voluntary sector organisations please click here
(You will be forwarded to the Edinburgh Compact Website)

EVOC Training Needs Analyser
ETNA is an online training needs analysis tool designed for a range of organisations and  care service providers who want to analyse learning needs for staff and volunteers.  Using this tool you identify and add all the post regulatory/mandatory qualifications requirements plus all non-accredited learning used within your services.

For more infomation or to register please click here

EVOC Care Exchange - a database of learning opportunities
The Care Exchange is a resource for care workers and managers across the care sector. It provides a search facility and calendar of training opportunities and details of organisations offering care expertise/learning. Care Organisations and Training Providers are invited to advertise what they offer through this free resource.

To use the Care Exchange or to become a contributor please click here