What if Vor could solve one of the biggest problems facing sports associations? In addition to having had positive effects on refereeing, the system can be reused to find volunteers, who are increasingly rare. A process that worked at the Association Châtillon-en-Vendelais Princé Football (ACVP), a club of 180 licensees near Vitré (35). “The Vor posters were an electric shock,” recalls Fabien Férard, secretary of the club since 2020 but arrived as a player ten years earlier. After the poster, which made it possible to recruit an assistant treasurer and a young referee who is currently being trained, word of mouth worked. It was a big sigh of relief. The office was made up of only seven members, we were overwhelmed with work, on the verge of throwing in the towel. »
A few months later, the office has almost tripled and now includes 20 members, “each with a specific task”. A figure that doubles again when it comes to counting the volunteers who are involved in the ACVP. “We have between 30 and 40 volunteers, counting the one-offs, the teams all have an educator… We no longer have a problem with communication on our social networks, organizing the annual meal, the U11, U13 and U15 tournaments on a weekend and one-off actions. » Miracle solution?
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