Introduction to the GBVF Maturity 30-Day Project
Introduction
Getting Started: GBVF Health Check & 30-Day Projects
Welcome aboard! As you begin this exciting journey, you will need to get familiar with two things: the GBVF maturity Health Check, and 30-Day Projects. You have a week to do this. Weeks of the Learning Programme are referenced in relation to Day One of the 30-Day Project. This “study week” is week minus 3 of the Learning Programme.
Prepare for Week Minus 3
So what will you need to do next week, or in “week minus 3” of the relay race diagram?
We suggest that you focus on two things:
Analyze Health Check survey results
Review the results of the Health Check surveys, and prepare to share highlights of these with your organisational leaders. This will be the basis for them to decide on an area of focus for the 30-Day project.
To help you on this task, please review this Learning Deep Dive:
Presenting the Health Check data. This will help you explain the health Check to the Leadership group, and present the results in a way that makes it easy for them to select a topic to focus on.
Read background materials
Immerse yourself in some of the background materials that will be useful as you begin to engage with the leaders and with the 30-Day Project Team. The pace will become really frantic very soon, so it is important that you get started on these early. Here are the Learning Deep Dives to read:
Overview of 30-Day projects. This will come in handy when leaders ask you about the model, the process, and why it works.
Your role as a 30-Day Project Coach. It will be important to understand this and to explain it to the leaders and to the Project Sponsor.
Doing no harm in GBVF-related work. During the 30-day project, you may come in contact with survivors of GBVF. This will provide you with “do’s and don’ts” to avoid inadvertently triggering past traumas.
