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Workshop Summary
Workshop: Media, Money, and the Message (Morning Session)
Organisers: Sharon St Joan, Best Friends & Dr Nanditha Krishna
Suggestions on how to present your organization, putting your best foot forward, how to relate to the media, how to tell your great story and to develop community support and practical, workable fund-raising concepts.
- What are the advantages of raising funds locally and developing a broad base of support?
- Prerequisites for fund-raising—positive image of your shelter/office, website, newsletters, media articles
- How to present your organization
- How to design a campaign, getting across your message while providing concepts that lend themselves to fund-raising.
Group Practical session
--Planning a campaign around an ‘issue; Groups will be given a specific topic and guidelines on how to plan a campaign, how best to present the issue to the public, and how to tie in fund-raising. What is the goal, how to measure success?
A fund-raising saga
Successful, practical fund-raising enterprises that further the foundations’ mission and message.
- Selling local handicrafts, art work?
- Events, benefits, holiday celebrations?
- Partnerships: corporations, charities,
- How to ensure that you are making money, not spending money?
- Anticipating and planning for, everything that can go wrong
Practical session
Designing a fund-raising event or enterprise
- Raising funds from the local community.
- Planning the basic concepts.
- Generating income and minimizing costs?
- Allocation of roles
Conclusion
Integrating media, message, and money so that all work together to further the goals of the organization
Workshop: Media, Money, and the Message (Afternoon Session)
Organiser: Juanita Tom, Marketing & Fundraising Director, Animals Asia
Discussion topics:
- Media Branding and Advertising, important tools for NGO's: Dr Nilesh Bhanage, Plant and Animal Welfare Society (PAWS), India
- Fundraising planning (direct mail, advertising, programmes etc), Juanita Tom, Marketing & Fundraising Director, Animals Asia
- Developing a PR Strategy, Stuart Lennon, PR Manager, Animals Asia
- Digital and social media, Ali Bullock
- Auditing, outcomes and strategic development for small NGO's: Jonathan Cracknell, Jonathan Cracknell Wildlife Anaesthesia Service
Workshop: Disaster Management
Organiser: Dr. Ian Dacre, WSPA
The need for nonhuman animals to be an important consideration in government, shelter and household disaster planning, rescue and relief efforts.
Discussion topics:
- Disaster management work to be effective and culturally attuned; Dr. Ha Cam Tam, WSPA Disaster Liaison Officer, Vietnam
- Disaster Preparedness: one of the solutions to deal with emergencies in shelters; Lt. Col. Dr. Jagdish Chander Khanna, Bombay Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, India
- Effective communications and Procedures of Disaster Management in sustainable ways for animals (livestock, companion animals, and wildlife); Dr. Luki Kusuma Wardhani, Srikandi Animal Care, Indonesia
- Animal Relief Coalition of Haiti (ARCH): A Collaborative Approach to Animal Relief and Recovery; Mr. Dick Green, International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW)
- TBC; Mr. Rahul Sehgal, Humane Society International (HSI)
- Using Livestock Emergency Guidelines and Standards in Disaster; Dr. Ashish Sutar, WSPA, India
- Are these good solutions? Dr. Ian Dacre (WSPA), Mr. Dick Green (IFAW), Mr. Rahul Sehgal (HSI)
- Problems Identification Workshop;
- Remembering the focus on the community need
- Shelter Preparedness & planning
- Effective and through communication
- Coalition and coordination of animal welfare groups
- International accepted standards and guidelines
- Validation of Solution
- Legislation
Workshop: Companion Animal Shelter Management
Organiser: Dr. Fiona Woodhouse, SPCA HK
Developing policies for neutering, euthanasia and re-homing, good practices and sharing ideas to improve shelter management plus tackling the cause of the problem through a variety of alternative practical ideas to manage dog and cat populations without developing a shelter.
- Why shelters? Sarah Vallentine, WSPA
- Hardware - software – establishing sustainable shelters: Dr Fiona Woodhouse, SPCA HK
- Shelter design group exercise: Faye Wong / Vivian Or, SPCA HK
- Shelter design and biosecurity: Faye Wong / Vivian Or, SPCA HK
- Shelter husbandry and health management Dr Karthi Krishnasamy, SPCA HK
- Behavioural aspects of shelter management – Lily Leung (SPCA HK), Jennifer Sue Brown, (Soi Dog Foundation), Kati Loeffler & YuGang (Steele) Shang (IFAW China), Sara Plato (Human Animal Interaction Service)
- Adoption Anna Hashim-Cabrera, PAWS & Dr Fiona Woodhouse, SPCA HK
Workshop: Wild Animals in Captivity (5-6pm)
Organiser: Daniel Turner, Born Free Foundation
Details TBC