If you want to change the world and you are ready to share your efforts on this as a volunteer this page is for you, so
Welcome to www.volunteer.amA website for volunteers and about volunteers
This page will also help you to get involved in any public field of your interest as a VOLUNTEER. To be registered, you are welcome!
www.volunteer.am can also assist non-governmental organization to find out the VOLUNTEER, who corresponds to its needs. For that, please registered.
Our purpose is to raise the awareness of Armenian society about volunteerism, as well as to create the proper environment for NGOs and citizens (without age constraints) to be engaged in volunteer activities.
The page still is in the process of construction, BUT we are ready to cooperate and are waiting for your active participation in our program.This website has been created within the frameworks of a project titled
“Improvement of the Legal Framework and Promotion of Volunteerism” financed by the Democracy Commission of the USA Embassy in Armenia. The duration of the project is from April 2005 till April 2006.
The opinions expressed in the site are those of the author (s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Democracy Commission of the USA Embassy in Armenia
Thursday 01 January 1970
Volunteerism Initiation Project
Civic Development and Partnership Foundation (CDPF), with partnership of Professionals for Civil Society NGO (PFCS), “Partnership and Teaching” NGO, “NGO Center”, Armavir Development Center and Martuni Women's Community Council NGO, are implementing Volunteerism Initiative Program (V2 Program) supported by Peace Corps Armenia.
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Sunday 18 June 2006
A volunteer for the long haul
Volunteering changed my life.” Jon Snow, News presenter, “I was pretty conservative, with a very narrow view of the world. The experience made me more passionate and probably contributed to me wanting to be a journalist.”
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Wednesday 31 May 2006
Why volunteer?
Five years ago I sat on a rock scouring the vista of the Kali Gandaki gorge when a short skinny villager with a pair of tattered shorts appeared like a hobbit from behind a tree.
?What are you doing in Nepal?? he asked in an inquisitive manner. A valid question. ?I am a volunteer,? I replied. He gave me a blank look. Perhaps it was the pronunciation of my Nepali, or perhaps he just didn?t understand and instead thought ?volunteer? was a strange part of England.
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Volunteering brings the world a little closer
I went to Bangkok in November. I'd signed up with Cross-Cultural Solutions as a three-week volunteer to teach English to Buddhist monks. I was excited, but unsure how much I could teach them in three short weeks.
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