Project participants acquired new knowledge and skills necessary for more efficient management, provision of higher quality social services, communication, and organization of activities.
Networking has also improved, and connections with various organizations have been strengthened.
In the training "Value-creating NGO communication" (lecturer L. Dabulytė), as many as 18 participants from various NGOs gained important knowledge about internal and external communication, working with the media and social networks. The participants of the event got to know each other, established cooperative relations, and shared experiences.
At the public speaking camp, the staff of the "Malva" center learned how to prepare and present impressive presentations, gained greater self-confidence and audience management skills.
In the seminar "Team formation and creation of organizational climate", lecturer psychologist Laima Milkintaitė of the Faculty of Health of Šiauliai State College taught volunteers how to use the "Sonar" method. These actively participated in the activities, improving teamwork competence, learned how to create a healthy organizational climate.
In the "Creating social business activities" training, practical experience was shared with the project participants by "Būk su manimi" and "Dirbinyčia" VšĮ. Examples of social business strategy are presented, consultations are provided on how to create sustainable business models.
As a result of the project, UIC Malva was enriched with 2 sewing machines and was finally able to create products from reused textiles.
Representative calendars and a video of the center were also created for social partners and friends, presenting the achievements and activities of our organization, which became a source of inspiration for the community in 2024, reflecting the spirit of the community.
The website has been updated and has gained considerable popularity (the number of visitors has increased by almost 50%!). It's great that our readership will get more accurate, compelling information.
We sincerely thank everyone who contributed to the success of the project. Thank you to those who helped strengthen the "Malva" community, its managerial and organizational abilities!
The activities were financed by the Ministry of Social Security and Labour.
























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