How to Build Your Nonprofit Startup 1

How to Build Your Nonprofit Startup 1, available at $79.99, has an average rating of 4.7, with 32 lectures, 10 quizzes, based on 385 reviews, and has 2139 subscribers.

You will learn about Apply a technique for gaining focus and prioritizing using a fillable PDF form. Plan and prepare contents for Problem and Needs statements. Establish a Target Population. Gain an understanding about the elements of RATES for Nonprofit Development This course is ideal for individuals who are This R.A.T.E.S. Nonprofit development Training Course is intended for Philanthropic Nonprofit start-ups and those seeking to build a Human Services project. This course can also benefit those seeking to restructure and build connectivity and synergy among leadership, staff, partners, board members and supporters. The information, case examples and exercises are especially useful for those intending to apply for grants or seek funding. It is particularly useful for This R.A.T.E.S. Nonprofit development Training Course is intended for Philanthropic Nonprofit start-ups and those seeking to build a Human Services project. This course can also benefit those seeking to restructure and build connectivity and synergy among leadership, staff, partners, board members and supporters. The information, case examples and exercises are especially useful for those intending to apply for grants or seek funding.

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Summary

Title: How to Build Your Nonprofit Startup 1

Price: $79.99

Average Rating: 4.7

Number of Lectures: 32

Number of Quizzes: 10

Number of Published Lectures: 32

Number of Published Quizzes: 10

Number of Curriculum Items: 43

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 43

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Apply a technique for gaining focus and prioritizing using a fillable PDF form.
Plan and prepare contents for Problem and Needs statements.
Establish a Target Population.
Gain an understanding about the elements of RATES for Nonprofit Development

Who Should Attend

This R.A.T.E.S. Nonprofit development Training Course is intended for Philanthropic Nonprofit start-ups and those seeking to build a Human Services project. This course can also benefit those seeking to restructure and build connectivity and synergy among leadership, staff, partners, board members and supporters. The information, case examples and exercises are especially useful for those intending to apply for grants or seek funding.

Target Audiences

This R.A.T.E.S. Nonprofit development Training Course is intended for Philanthropic Nonprofit start-ups and those seeking to build a Human Services project. This course can also benefit those seeking to restructure and build connectivity and synergy among leadership, staff, partners, board members and supporters. The information, case examples and exercises are especially useful for those intending to apply for grants or seek funding.

R.A.T.E.S is an acronym for five essential areas of development which are Response-ability, Account- ability, Technical-ability, Evaluation-ability and Sustain-ability. Each of these five categories represent standard operational practices that are essential for results oriented, nonprofit, Human Service delivery. Students learn strategies for planning and developing effective Human Service delivery and sustainability. This course is the first in the 5 part series and covers Response-ability.

There are 4 levels in R.A.T.E.S. Principles Development. 1) Foundational Development, 2) Organizational Profile; 3) Collaborative Resource Development; 4) Donor Development. Each level offers a certification upon successful completion of student participation including assignments. R.A.T.E.S. Certification also helps attract favor with donors and other resource support. The Level 1 (Foundational Development) R.A.T.E.S. Series content and assignments meet requirements for a total of 10 Continuing Educational Units in Human Services and Nonprofit Development. Student assignments for the entire series include developing contents for a Problem and Needs Statement, Preparing a Client Profile, Developing a Corporate Budget Summary, Planning Organizational Goals and Objectives; Identifying and describing the 8 standard elements of a government grant proposal. There are 5 courses in the Level 1 Series.

R.A.T.E.S. Principles Level 1 courses are intended for Nonprofit startups and Human Services seeking to restructure and build cohesion among staff, partners, board members and supporters. Each course covers one of the 5 areas and are intended to be completed in sequence beginning with “Response-ability.” These courses is based on the book R.A.T.E.S. Principles – Timeless Principles for Successful Nonprofit and Human Services. It is delivered using Multi-media that integrates audio and visual presentations. The course includes supplemental materials such as fillable PDF forms that can be downloaded to allow easy application of the skills learned. It also includes non-fillable versions of these forms that are readable in most mobile devices.

All Level 1 R.A.T.E.S. Principles course can be completed in 10 hours (2 hours per Principle) including assignments. However the time needed to complete assignments vary according to individual students. ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Students need to be able to download save and retrieve downloaded files to successfully complete course assignments.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Start Here

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Course Learning Objectives

Lecture 3: R.A.T.E.S. Defined

Chapter 2: R.A.T.E.S. Response-ability: Techniques for Identifying the Problem

Lecture 1: Nonprofit Terminology

Lecture 2: MEET MOTHER SNOW-CASE STUDY

Lecture 3: The Case of Mother Snow

Lecture 4: Eliminating a Problem Case Study

Lecture 5: Determine the Problem Planning Forms

Lecture 6: Using the Determine the Problem eForms

Lecture 7: Determine the Problem and Focus Practice Worksheets

Lecture 8: Relating Problems to Needs

Lecture 9: How RATES Training began

Chapter 3: RATES Response-ability: Target Populations and Client Profiles

Lecture 1: Target Population Intro

Lecture 2: Matching Problem to the Target Population Example

Lecture 3: Matching Problems to a Target Population (continued)

Lecture 4: How to Identify a Client

Lecture 5: Introduction to Client Profiles

Lecture 6: Using the "Who's Your Client?" Worksheet

Lecture 7: The "Who's Your Client?" Practice Worksheet

Lecture 8: Planning a Client Needs Assessment

Lecture 9: Using the Needs Assessment Planning Form

Lecture 10: Planning a Needs Assessment Practice Assignment

Chapter 4: R.A.T.E.S. Response-ability Human Resource Needs

Lecture 1: Responding to Staffing Needs

Lecture 2: Meeting the Needs of Volunteer Staff

Lecture 3: Staff Planning Practice Assignment

Lecture 4: Working with Board Members: a Case Study

Lecture 5: RATES Principles Planning for a Board of Directors

Lecture 6: Understanding Typical Roles for Board Members

Lecture 7: Recruiting Non-Profit Board Members

Lecture 8: Onboarding and Training Non-profit Board Members

Lecture 9: Board of Directors Planning form Practice

Lecture 10: Course Summary

Instructors

Dr. Margaret Jamal
Nonprofit and Human Services Developer/Instructor/Learning

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2 stars: 4 votes
3 stars: 34 votes
4 stars: 97 votes
5 stars: 248 votes

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