|
Non-Profit Management Training Program Please note that as of January 1998, the Non-Profit Management Training Program is operated by the Fund for International Development (FIND). Please contact Dale Needles or Nancy Wiltsek at find@igc.org. The Nonprofit Management Training Program's mission is to provide
leaders of nonprofit organizations in the former Soviet Union with
training in the management skills necessary to grow and strengthen
those agencies and the emerging nonprofit sector in the former Soviet
Union. The program also seeks to build linkages between American
and Russian nonprofits, as well as support horizontal ties among
the Russian organizations themselves.
Program Activities:
Beneficiaries:The Nonprofit Management Training Program targets managers of health, education and social service organizations that have been in existence for at least one year. Candidates are selected based on the genuine need for their organization's services, the quality of the services provided and their ability to communicate well in English. The program works with nonprofit organizations in Moscow and St. Petersburg only. American nonprofit organizations are recruited to participate based on the overall quality of their management and the capacity of the Executive Director (or his/her designate) to meet the training needs of the intern.Funding:The Nonprofit Management Training Program began in 1994. It is made possible through substantial donations of time, expertise, housing, and transportation by US volunteers and nonprofit organizations; private donations; and a generous grant from the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation.Contacts:Nancy Wiltsek, Program Director Dale Needles, Senior Program Consultant Links:Comprehensive Web Directory of Nonprofit Resources maintained by the Contact Center Network. Charities Aid Foundation - UKThe Foundation Center  Guidestar,
an online database of over 600,000 US nonprofit organizations. [Return to CCI Home Page][CCI Programs]
|
Highlights
Russian Citizens Express Sympathy Want to make a difference? Come work for us! Congress Urges Expansion of PEP Quick Links
 |
