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Volunteering Warrnambool helps recruit and refer volunteers to not-for-profit organizations in the Great South Coast region of Victoria. They advertise volunteer roles, provide training to volunteers and organizations, and offer advice on volunteer management. Volunteering Warrnambool also aims to make volunteering a rewarding experience for both volunteers and the organizations they support. They are funded by Warrnambool City Council and the Department of Social Services.
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Rotary is a global organization of business and professional people that provides humanitarian service, promotes high ethical standards, and builds goodwill and peace worldwide. It operates through local clubs whose members abide by a 4-way test of the things they think, say, or do. Rotary focuses on community service, international and vocational service, youth programs, membership development, and club operations. At the core is The Rotary Foundation, one of the world's largest charitable organizations, which works to eradicate polio and support international humanitarian projects.The American Red Cross
The American Red CrossAnthony Orozco
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The American Red Cross provides relief for those affected by disasters and emergencies through mobilizing volunteers and donor generosity. It responds to around 70,000 disasters annually in the US, ranging from individual house fires to large earthquakes, offering services like food, shelter, and health assistance. The Red Cross relies on volunteers and donations to carry out its mission of aiding those in need through critical actions like providing relief supplies, opening shelters, and administering healthcare after disasters strike.Newsletter Design
Newsletter DesignDARLENE BEVILL
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The document is a newsletter from New Life Center, which provides services for victims of domestic violence. It discusses donations received from organizations like the West Valley Mavericks Foundation. It highlights New Life Center's 25th anniversary and the legacy of the organization in helping thousands of families escape domestic violence. It provides information on upcoming events like volunteer orientations and tours of the facility. The newsletter aims to thank donors and volunteers for their support in allowing New Life Center to continue its important work.Natosha's Miracles
Natosha's MiraclesLauraOBrien59
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Natosha's Angels is a program dedicated to helping victims of domestic violence. It aims to empower and support victims through providing a range of services, including a crisis hotline, safe housing, childcare, counseling sessions, and employment assistance. The program strives to help all individuals affected by domestic abuse regardless of their gender, culture, or ethnicity.ESS Volunteer Newsletter
ESS Volunteer NewsletterPerry White
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This newsletter summarizes volunteer activities and accomplishments at Episcopal Social Services and Sheltering Arms over the past few months. It recognizes top volunteers for January through May and highlights the impact of volunteer projects like painting a group home. An article discusses the mental and physical health benefits of volunteering. The Executive Director expresses appreciation for volunteers in a letter.Value of volunteering july 2010 
Value of volunteering july 2010 DianeRutter
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Volunteering provides value to individuals, organizations, and society. It encourages community involvement and social connectedness. Three-quarters of British people volunteer their time, most commonly to help people and improve their community. While time constraints and bureaucracy deter some, many find volunteering provides balance and joy in their lives. It has been shown to improve health, lower crime rates, and raise education levels in areas with high levels of informal volunteering. Volunteering contributes greatly to both local economies and quality of life.Burchett_ID2 Project
Burchett_ID2 ProjectCharles Burchett
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The American Red Cross relies heavily on volunteers, who make up 97% of its workforce, to carry out its humanitarian mission. Volunteers see a need in their community and are willing to donate their time, skills, and compassion to help meet that need. The Red Cross provides many volunteer opportunities nationally, such as assisting victims of disasters, teaching first aid and CPR classes, and administrative support. Volunteers find a sense of great satisfaction in helping the Red Cross help those in need.Practical 3: What campaigners need to know about volunteer management
Practical 3: What campaigners need to know about volunteer management NCVO - National Council for Voluntary Organisations
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VW Tri-fold DL Brochure 2015
- 1. From recruiting the best volunteers for your organisation to making sure you are ready to treat them like the valuable asset they are, Volunteering Warrnambool can help your not-for-profit or community organisation with all its volunteering needs. How we help organisations: Advertise your volunteer roles to a large database of prospective volunteers. Recruit volunteers specifically to match your organisations needs. Help your organisation become volunteer ready. Help your staff and volunteers access peer networks. Help with the big, necessary stuff insurance, risk management, compliance, best practice and volunteer management. Volunteers are awesome, and having volunteers in your organisation is a privilege. Do you know how to look after them and keep them? Volunteering Warrnambool provides services to the community and its volunteers by matching willing volunteers to not-for-profit groups throughout the Great South Coast region of Victoria. But we do so much more! Volunteering Warrnambool: Recruits and refers volunteers; Advertises volunteer roles; Trains volunteers and organisations; Provides advice on all things volunteering; and, Works hard to make volunteering a great experience for everyone. A not-for-profit organisation itself, Volunteering Warrnambool is funded by Warrnambool City Council and the Department of Social Services. So if youre a prospective volunteer looking for a role, or a community or not-for-profit organisation that uses volunteers, give us a call! Donatingyourtime tohelpothersisnt justanicethingto doitsgoodfor youtoo! FOR ORGANISATIONS Wewillhelpmakeyour organisationonethat volunteersbragabout! We love volunteers we value them and we want to make sure they are happy. If youre keen to give your time and skills but are not sure how to find a role that suits, Volunteering Warrnambool is the perfect place to start. We provide a role-matching service as well as all the support and advice youll need to begin your volunteering journey in the Great South Coast. How we help volunteers: Find roles that suit your skills, interests and availability. Uncover volunteer positions you didnt even know existed. Answer all your questions were volunteering nerds and if we dont know it already, well find out! VOLUNTEERS FOR
- 2. Volunteers give their skills, time and life experiences to benefit their community in many different ways. From helping in emergencies to delivering meals to the elderly, our community would be a poorer place without them. Community groups, and the volunteers that work for them, make a positive difference in the community and the more support they have the bigger the difference they make. Volunteering Warrnambool helps: Volunteers People who want to volunteer Groups and organisations that use volunteers People and groups that serve the community Volunteering Warrnambool supports the volunteers and organisations who look after others. Its the least we can do! WE BE WITHOUT WHERE WOULD VOLUNTEERS? Supporting VOLUNTEERS and community groups across the Great South Coast Our vision A Great South Coast community supported by a strong and growing volunteer sector. Our mission To ensure that volunteering in the Great South Coast region is a safe and enjoyable activity available to everyone. For all things Volunteering: Volunteering Warrnambool The Archie Graham Community Centre 118-130 Timor Street (PO Box 198) Warrnambool VIC 3280 P 03 5559 4920 E volunteering@warrnambool.vic.gov.au www.warrnambool.vic.gov.au/volunteering ABN: 44 594 264 321 PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY