21. Camps Index Page Includes aquatic, outdoor adventure, sport specific, educational and selfimprovement. Mission statement, Category Reference Education Events and Attractions...... Back to top. general Information. Transportation and Parking. Our staff is selectedfor their skill, knowledge and desire to teach. volunteer opportunities. http://www.sfu.ca/recreation/summer_camps/ca_main.htm

Welcome to SFU Summer Camps All of us at the Simon Fraser University Summer Camp Programs welcome you to our 2003 season! Last year, over 6700 campers participated in our programs! The success and growth of these camps bring participants back year after year. Since 1967, we have grown into a large and extensive organization that is committed to both quality programming and ensuring that each participant has an unforgettable summer experience. Registration begins April 1, 2003 For more information about our Summer Camps Program please call (604) 291-4307 - Monday - Friday between 8:00am - 4:00pm updated: March 10, 2003 Welcome The Simon Fraser University Summer Camp Programs Mission Statement At the Simon Fraser University Summer Camp Programs, we believe in cultivating lasting memories and experiences for each and every camper that we welcome into our programs. We firmly believe in fostering creativity and positive self-esteem towards a healthy lifestyle through fun and interesting educational and recreational activities. We fully accept our responsibilities to the children and their guardians, as well as to all those affiliated with the camps, with the utmost professionalism.

22. Volunteer Opportunities respond to a fire at 2 AM, teach Health Safety Red Cross volunteer opportunities helpingeducate schools, churches, businesses and the general community on http://www.frederickredcross.org/serv03.htm

We Appreciate our Volunteers! The American Red Cross is always in need of volunteers...because someone is always in need of the American Red Cross. Every day, the American Red Cross responds to emergencies down the street... across the country...around the globe. It may be half a million devastated disaster victims or one child in need of lifesaving skills. Few Americans are untouched by Red Cross services - all made possible by volunteers who discover that helping others also makes them feel good about themselves. Those who wear the Red Cross emblem - beloved symbol of hope and help - come from all walks of life. They are all ages. Everyone has something special to offer...including you! Make red your color. Wear it for the Red Cross - VOLUNTEER TODAY! (Read " Why I Volunteer ," by Crystal Mitchell.) Red Cross volunteer opportunities: Emergency Services volunteers: Armed Forces Emergency Services (AFES) Caseworker AFES Caseworkers handle the emergency communications between the serviceperson's family and their military command during the times the Chapter is closed. Caseworkers receive detailed training and on-going support from the Emergency Services staff. Community Disaster Education (CDE) Community Disaster Education is a primary emphasis of our chapter's Emergency Services activities. CDE volunteers staff displays, distribute emergency preparedness literature throughout the community, develop and implement disaster preparedness projects, speak to community and civic organizations and participate in other ways to help our community learn to prepare itself for disasters. This preparation is a very important part of relieving the suffering that an unprepared community will experience in a disaster.

23. Volunteer These instructors must be available three nights a month or one Saturday a monthto teach a community class. Top of Page. general volunteer opportunities. http://www.srcredcross.org/volunteer.htm

HOME Volunteer Opportunities Office Staff Health and Safety Disaster Public Affairs Officer ... Local Chapter Information Services Bloodmobile Health and Safety Disaster For Military Families Education Course Schedules Donations Volunteer Links You can volunteer and help now! American Red Cross Mission Statement The American Red Cross is a humanitarian organization, led by volunteers, that provides relief to victims of disasters and helps people prevent, prepare for, and respond to emergencies. It does this through services that are consistent with its Congressional Charter and the principles of the International Red Cross Movement. Volunteering It's not what you give, it's not what you get, it's what you become. Become a part of the largest volunteer organization in the world, right here in Sandusky County! You will meet interesting, caring people who are actively giving to their community. You will have the support of a large network of other volunteers and you can do as much or as little as you like. All volunteer positions in the American Red Cross require no prior knowledge although in some areas it is helpful. We will train you. The American Red Cross has a wonderful training system in place. To volunteer, please call our office at (419) 332-5574 or stop in any time the office is open. The office hours are 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM Monday through Friday or by appointment. Our volunteer coordinator will be glad to help. You may also reply by email at

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25. The Museum Of Flight In Seattle: News - Volunteer Opportunities knowledge of flight as we teach valuable math confirmation materials, and provideother general support as lead to list current volunteer opportunities on ten http://www.museumofflight.org/news/volunteer.html

HOME VISIT OUR COLLECTIONS EDUCATION ... opportunities Volunteers are the Museum of Flight! The Museum of Flight has one of the largest volunteer programs of any museum in the region. There are over 500 active volunteers on site throughout the year. Our Docent force of 190 volunteers is the backbone of the program. Docents staff the Museum seven days a week, eight hours per day. In addition to our Docents, the Museum has an active aircraft Restoration Center with over 250 regular volunteers. Volunteers also comprise our Board of Trustees and various working committees. Rounding out the program are volunteers utilized in exhibits, administration, special events, speaker's bureau, and youth programs. The Museum also has an active internship program with many colleges in the area. Here are a few of our volunteer opportunities: Air Force One hosts are needed for the first presidential jet. As a host you will guide visitors on this historical plane. (Click here for more information on this historic aircraft. Use your browser's "Back" button to return to this page). It’s a great opportunity to meet people from all over the world and to support one of the Museum’s most popular artifacts. Volunteer hosts will provide information about the plane and monitor traffic flow through the aircraft, working either from 10:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m. or from 2:00 to 5:15 p.m. on any day of the week. Must be able to handle stairs and a variety of weather. Training takes less than one hour. For details, please call Jennifer Hawkins at 206-764-5720, ext. 613.

26. Other Volunteer Opportunities In Los Angeles general volunteer Help is also needed with variety and another tutor to teach a small Currentvolunteer opportunities include fundraising, mentoring, tutoring http://www.la-volunteer.org/other.html

Projects Become a Volunteer Become a Project Leader ... Other Volunteer Organizations L.A. Works serves as a clearing house for volunteer opportunities of all kinds. Some of the organizations below participate in regular L.A. Works projects, some operate their own programs. Occasionally organizations have volunteer needs that do not meet our regularly scheduled project requirements. All of these organizations would appreciate your help. Click on their link to find out more about their volunteer needs. Art Pals Volunteers needed on Wednesday mornings from approximately 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Art Pals seeks motivated volunteers for its successful art enrichment program in the San Fernando Valley. Help children from diverse public schools discover art and its relationship to their lives. No art background required, but must commit for a full school year. Art Pals is a non-profit, non-sectarian community service of the National Council of Jewish Women, Los Angeles. For more information, please contact Carol Henault at (323) 852-8508 or via email at carol_h@ncjwla.org

27. Family Serve: Volunteer Opportunities For Families Parents can teach their children what it means to be a contributing member of a Whatare some general categories of volunteer opportunities in which http://www.fivestarpublications.com/books/volunteer/6

Main Reviews Sample Chapter Is This YOUR Family? ... Amazon.com Family Serve: Volunteer Opportunities for Families by Mary Thoele Press Release Contact: Linda Radke, Five Star Publications Phone: 480.940.8182 Fax: 480.940.8787 Spend Time With Your Family While Helping Others Volunteerism: A Winning Combination Does your family's quality time together consist of gulped down sandwiches in the car on the way to softball practice, soccer or piano lessons? Do you wish you had more time together - but the thought of even one more activity sends shivers down your spine? These days our lives are rushed and overscheduled. While pursuing all of our interests, we forget the importance of carving out time to spend doing something together as a family and of helping others. Family Serve: Volunteer Opportunities for Families , published by AAL QualityLife Resources, helps families find solutions to this dilemma by volunteering as a family in one's community. Through volunteering together, families can share a sense of purpose, build self-confidence and learn new skills. Parents can teach their children what it means to be a contributing member of a community and help them to develop compassion. Volunteering gives families a chance to be together, work side-by-side, and discuss issues facing the world today. Family Serve guides families through the process of choosing a project they will all enjoy, detailing dozens of resources for volunteer opportunities. A family discussion focused on questions such as the following will help to zero in on the right project:

28. Volunteering With Frontier College on farms and processing plants, and teach their co cases, members of the general public Recruitmentand Training volunteer opportunities for Independent Studies http://www.frontiercollege.ca/english/volopp/volopp.htm

Volunteering with Frontier College Frontier College is a national volunteer-based organization. This means that we rely upon volunteers from communities in all parts of the country to deliver our programs. Each program area recruits, trains and places volunteers at various times through the year, depending on need. Our dedicated and trained volunteers work with adolescent and adult literacy learners, including prison inmates, people with physical disabilities, and others marginalized by society, to improve their reading and writing skills. Volunteers also help recent immigrants to Canada improve their English, encourage young children and their families to read together, and work side-by-side with migrant farm workers during the day and tutor them in English and literacy at night. In addition, Frontier College works with a large number of partner agencies for which we provide training and resource support. Am I Qualified to be a Literacy Tutor? You do not need to be a teacher or have a teaching background to be a Frontier College tutor. We believe everyone has the capacity to help another person improve their literacy or English language skills. Frontier College will provide you with comprehensive training and follow-up support.

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Français Contact Us Help Search ... SkillNet.ca Home The site Map is a quick way to look at SkillNet.ca's web site. About SkillNet.ca Links Register Contact Us ... MedConnexions (health sector) Nurses@Work (health sector) Apply to Teach Network (education sector) Talent Gallery (arts and culture sector) JobMart (aviation maintenance sector) Tourism WorkWeb (tourism sector) CareerPLACE (Aboriginal community) Volunteer Opportunities Exchange (volunteer sector) Campus Connection (on-line learning) Recruitment Campaigns SkillNet.ca Today Network Services Employers ... Help SkillNet.ca in General ( nadler.michael@ic.gc.ca Apply to Teach Network ( jharrigan@attn.com MedConnexions ( medconnexions@cma.ca Talent Gallery ( dacosta.mary@ic.gc.ca JobMart ( secretariat@camc.ca CareerPLACE ( nwac@istar.ca

30. Voluntary Work Information Service (VWIS) Organisations - Global Volunteer Netwo There are opportunities to teach, counsel, help with The volunteer opportunitiesare in areas such as teaching general outline of the costs and conditions http://www.workingabroad.com/organis/global.htm

This Network was created to give people of all countries and ages access to volunteering possibilities throughout the world. They believe the people of each culture know and understand what is appropriate for their community. Their philosophy focuses on empowerment, not pity or charity. It is the Global Volunteer Network's aim that volunteers work to empower people with the skills and knowledge they need to become self-sufficient. Many old volunteers say that working side by side with the local people has been a life-changing experience. Teach English in China! The Global Volunteer Network currently has teaching English opportunities available through their partner organization in China. This will give you a chance to make an important contribution to the people of China and while doing so gain an in depth experience of the country and its culture, that will stay with you the rest of your life. This program is located in Shandong Province and you can teach the English language at a primary, secondary and university level in either a rural or urban school. What activities are volunteers involved in?

31. USA Freedom Corps: For Volunteers: Spotlight/Take Action Now volunteer Network, offers volunteers opportunities to make a volunteer service atUN general Assembly Plenary November 2002 Bankers volunteer to teach Youth http://www.usafreedomcorps.gov/for_volunteers/spotlight.asp

WHAT YOU CAN DO FIND VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES RECORD OF SERVICE VOLUNTEER SERVICE ACTION PRIORITIES ... WEEKLY UPDATE Take Action Now On this page you can see an archive of featured individuals or organizations responding to the President's Call to Service and other information about volunteer opportunities you can do now. April 2003 Take part in the 15TH annual National Youth Service Day, April 11-13 April 2003 Corporations Support Youth by Engaging Employees in Mentoring Programs March 2003 March 2003 Take part in the National Conference on Community Volunteering and National Service March 2003 On the Homefront: Support your community, support our troops, and support their families March 2003 Work with young volunteers on Join Hands Day. Apply for support by March 28, 2003 March 2003 Volunteers Help Government Agencies Deliver Important Public Services March 2003 Use the Internet to Become an E-Mentor in a Young Person’s Life March 2003 Watch “Helping Your Child Become a Good Citizen” on the March 18 episode of Education News March 2003 Grab friends and family and participate in a national day of service...

32. Bay Area Discovery Museum: Volunteer volunteer opportunities Interpretive Guides Interpretive Guides are outgoing GroupEducators will teach, lead and information and answer general questions from http://www.badm.org/volunteer.htm

Entrance Changing Exhibition General Information Exhibits and Learning Labs Events and Performances Family Programs School Tours Volunteer Opportunities at the Museum Looking for something to do after you drop off the kids at school? Ever wonder what the Marketing Department does and how you might be able to help out? Want to become more involved in your Museum? If so, there are a variety of volunteer opportunities at the Museum: Marketing, Membership, School Tours, Special Events, and more. Introduction - Volunteer Program Volunteer Opportunities Interpretive Guides ... Calling All Summer Camp Volunteers! Do you know a high school (16 years and up) or college student who would like to work with children this summer? Learn various skills from our different camps and gain more experience working with young children. Please contact Whitney at (415) 289-7267 or wwatanabe@badm.org

33. EnVision.ca - Tutor teach reading, writing and numeracy to adults at the Mount Pearl Frosty Festivalhas lots of volunteer opportunities for the general volunteer Positions, http://envision.ca/templates/resources.asp?opp=11&PG=6

34. Links For Texas A&M Study Abroad s; United Nations volunteer (general...... teach; Goabroad.com Search Engine for volunteer opportunities; UCI List of SponsoringInstitutions and Program http://studyabroad.tamu.edu/links.html

Home Programs Preparation Funding ... Contact Us Links for Study Abroad Study Abroad Language Programs Internships Teach English Abroad ... Internet Cafes Study Abroad ( top ) IIE Passport - Quick and easy way to find practically any program and any need imaginable. Research programs, apply for a passport, find programs using data about yourself. Council on International Education Exchange (CIEE) - Student airfares, rail passes, and international identity cards ; secondary programs, language courses, internships, and work abroad ; study abroad, faculty seminars, and professional programs. International Study and Travel Center - Great study abroad search engine that lists a multitude of online sources. Use the directory to search for study abroad programs using any criteria. The search results will give a description of the program, contact information, and a link to the program's Web site. Institute of International Education - Search listing of over 4,000 academic or short-term study abroad programs, on-line Fulbright Grant information applications, and an overview of international education issues and its research. InterExchange - This private, non-profit organization offers Au Pair programs, work and travel programs, career training programs, and various positions for camps.

35. The Wichita Children's Home-Share Your Talents have a wide variety of opportunities for volunteers Activities volunteer Createand conduct activities for general Assistant - Help with varying jobs around http://www.wch.org/volunteer_ops.html

Get Involved Want to spread holiday cheer? During the holiday season we always have a wide variety of opportunities for volunteers to help. To receive an application and more information, please contact the Volunteer Coordinator at (316) 684-6581. Volunteers are a continual need at the Wichita Children's Home. Your talents can be used to fill a variety of roles either as an individual or in groups. And, since the Home is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, volunteers are utilized around the clock, allowing you to select the time best suited for you. As a volunteer, you can maintain a consistent schedule or opt for a flexible one, depending upon your availability. Helping Hand - Assist staff in caring for the physical and psychological needs of children. Attend off grounds activities with staff and residents Share interests such as craft ideas, hobbies, sports Read, play games, help with homework

36. HopeServices.Org a tour of your company to share employment opportunities. volunteer your needleworkexpertise with seniors for general HANDYWORK •Help as needed with http://www.hopeservices.org/Volunteer.htm

Volunteer Opportunities Volunteer Opportunities Volunteering at HOPE Services may be the most fufilling and rewarding time you set aside this year. Even if its an hour a month, there is no minimum or limit to the valuable time you give our clients. There are no extended training courses or commitments you will need to agree to. We simply would enjoy having members of our community be a part of our organization and our clients' lives in whatever capacity they can. For more information, please call (408) 748-2862. Click here for a profile of some of our current volunteers JOB DEVELOPMENT and CAREER EDUCATION •Be a mentor for an entrepreneur. •Conduct a tour of your company to share employment opportunities. •Talk with your Human Resources office about potential jobs for HOPE clients. •Provide a one-time training about appropriate workplace behavior, "dress for success," how to interview for a job, and /or writing resumes. •Teach a regular class on computer skills.

37. Volunteer Opportunities Griha offers volunteers a variety of opportunities; upon arrival was set up by anEnglish volunteer in June classes, educational games, games in general and is http://www.deepgriha.org/volunteer.htm

Deep Griha Society Pune, India Community Development Future Development Become a Partner Contact Information ... Home Volunteer Opportunities Living Arrangements Weather Generalization Deep Griha has had a volunteer program in place since 1981. It has evolved considerably over the years, and even though Deep Griha has grown as an organization, the friendly atmosphere for the volunteers has been maintained. Deep Griha offers volunteers a variety of opportunities; upon arrival new volunteers are introduced to the different projects within the slums and villages, and once they have learned about the nature of work at these projects, volunteers are given the freedom to decide which project they feel they can contribute to most effectively. The following is a list of jobs available in general to all volunteers, which may help you decide if you want to volunteer with us. JOBS AVAILABLE FOR VOLUNTEERS MEDICAL PROJECTS In the Urban Clinics , volunteers may help with dressings and dispensing of medicines (nursing students), and if medically qualified, may help with the diagnostic and referral duties. Volunteers may also Go out with the Mobile Clinic The Eye Clinic takes place at the Family Welfare Center twice a week. We have one of the best-equipped clinics in the area. There is also a mobile eye clinic, which goes out on selected days. Volunteers may ride with this clinic as observers and help out in general, but if interested in optometry, may take a keener interest and actively participate in consultation with the doctors.

38. Volunteer Opportunities 2002 PROJECTS, CAMPAIGNS volunteer opportunities (Please check all opportunitiesto the general public, production and implementing opportunities for study http://www.afsc.net/volunteer_opportunities.htm

Northeast Ohio American Friends Service Committee Home Events Africa Initiative Economic Justice ... Links Search for: You are visitor NORTHEAST OHIO AMERICAN FRIENDS SERVICE COMMITTEE The AFSC is a Quaker related social action organization made up of people of many beliefs. We educate, advocate and organize on issues of social and economic justice, peace and sustainability. We seek fundamental change which empowers human persons (as opposed to corporate "persons") to govern themselves in ways that provide care for each other and for the earth. Here are just some of the ways that YOU can become involved in the issues that affect our community in Northeast Ohio! Simply print this page, select your areas of interest, and mail the completed form to American Friends Services Committee, 513 W. Exchange St. Akron, OH 44302. Be sure to complete the contact information, so that we can get you connected! Thank you! (Please check all that apply if you’d like to help) Ohio People’s Bicentennial - A statewide collaborative project to educate Ohioans on the evolution of corporate power and democracy, the history of Ohio social movements in creating and nurturing democracy, and how social movements of the past are connected to the present. Help is needed on a variety of planned activities. Citizen over Corporation video - The booklet on the historical relationship between corporations and democracy will be in video form by summer. Help promote its availability statewide to colleges, universities and high schools.

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Advancement Home Janet Bingham, Ph.D. Highlights/Rankings/Facts University Relations ... Contact Us Volunteer Opportunities at the University of Arizona If you are looking for volunteer opportunities at the University of Arizona, the following partial list is intended to assist you in determining whether a particular volunteer activity is of interest to you. Contact the unit directly for more detailed information. If you have a volunteer opportunity at the University of Arizona that you would like included on the list, email us at smhallen@u.arizona.edu For Students If you are a student at the UA and want to become involved in volunteer activities in Tucson, be sure to check the For Students section for information or visit the Project Volunteer Web site. Volunteer Opportunities University of Arizona Police Department Contact: Carmen Elias Telephone: (520) 621-7538 The UA Police Department needs volunteers to greet visitors to the department. Hours can be anytime during the hours of 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. Volunteers with customer service skills who like to interact with the public are encouraged to apply. Because of the unique environment of law enforcement, a background check is required of all volunteers. College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Cooperative Extension James Christenson, Associate Dean and Director

40. Volunteer, Research, And Work Opportunities In Africa A listing of quality volunteer, work, and research programs available in various locations in Africa. As a volunteer in Africa, you will manual designed to teach college and university internships, international volunteer teaching abroad opportunities. volunteer Projects are http://www.isp.msu.edu/ncsa/volteer.htm

National Consortium for Study in Africa AASP Educational/Travel Dr. Harold Rogers, President PO Box 497327, Chicago, IL. 60649 Tel: 773-667-1285 Fax: 773-684-6967 E-mail: HRogers67@aol.com or ABC@starmail.com Action Comores The Old Rectory, Stansfield, Suffolk, CO10 8LT, United Kingdom Tel:+44 (0)115 951 3238 Fax:+44 (0)115 951 3197 E-mail: Will.Trewhella@Nottingham.ac.uk URL: http://vsb.nott.ac.uk/Action-Comores/ Action Comores is a voluntary conservation organization working in the Comoros Islands, which are situated in the Western Indian Ocean between Madagascar and mainland Africa. Our primary objective is to help alleviate the environmental problems of the Comores through scientific research, direct conservation and environmental education. Action Comores has visited the Comores regularly since 1992. The flagship species of our project is Livingstone's flying fox (Pteropuslivingstonii). Livingstone's flying fox is one of the rarest fruit bats in the world and is endemic to the Comores. Current population estimates suggest there are only around 1,000 individuals of this species left in the wild. AFRICARE 440 R Street, NW

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