A public consultation on a strategic plan for the voluntary sector has been announced. This aims to guide and strengthen the voluntary sector in Malta and Gozo over the next five years up to the year 2030.​

The announcement of this public consultation was made by the Minister for Inclusion and the Voluntary Sector Julia Farrugia, in the presence of the Chairperson of the Malta Council for the Voluntary Sector (MCVS) Gertrude Buttigieg, MCVS CEO Mauro Pace Parascandalo and the Commissioner for Voluntary Organisations Jesmond Saliba.

The proposed strategy emphasises a better allocation of resources, such as human, physical and financial, while fostering the participation and engagement of volunteers and collaboration. This National Volunteering Strategy builds on the 2020 one, and reflects an evolving community where the voluntary sector faces continuous changes and new challenges.​

The full public consultation document and feedback form can be viewed HERE. The consultation will remain open until 25 April 2025.

Imnedija l-Istrateġija Nazzjonali għas-Settur tal-Volontarjat għall-konsultazzjoni pubblika

Tħabbret konsultazzjoni pubblika dwar pjan strateġiku għas-settur tal-volontarjat. Dan għandu l-għan li jiggwida u jsaħħaħ is-settur tal-volontarjat f’Malta u Għawdex matul il-ħames snin li ġejjin sas-sena 2030.​

It-tħabbira ta’ din il-konsultazzjoni pubblika saret mill-Ministru għall-Inklużjoni u l-Volontarjat Julia Farrugia, fil-preżenza taċ-Chairperson tal-Kunsill Malti għas-Settur tal-Volontarjat (MCVS) Gertrude Buttigieg, tal-Kap Eżekuttiv tal-MCVS Mauro Pace Parascandalo u tal-Kummissarju għall-Għaqdiet Volontarji Jesmond Saliba.

Stqarrija kompluta bil-Malti HAWN.