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  2. Volunteering - Wikipedia

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    The difference to other types of volunteering is that there are strict legal regulations, what organisation is allowed to engage volunteers and about the period a volunteer is allowed to work in a voluntary position. Due to that fact, the volunteer is getting a limited amount as a pocket money from the government.

  3. Volunteer (disambiguation) - Wikipedia

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    Volunteer, winner of the 1887 America's Cup; HMS Volunteer, the name of more than one ship of the British Royal Navy; The Volunteer (canal boat), operational replica of a 19th-century canal boat based in Illinois, United States; USS Volunteer, the name of more than one United States Navy ship

  4. List of volunteering awards - Wikipedia

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    The Volunteer Movement Award, which are awarded by the Social Welfare Department of the HKSAR government in Hong Kong, recognize committed individual volunteers and group volunteers in serving the community. Each year, gold award, silver award and bronze award are awarded to committed individual or group to encourage volunteerism.

  5. Category:Volunteer organizations - Wikipedia

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    This page was last edited on 6 February 2019, at 00:24 (UTC).; Text is available under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 License; additional terms may apply.

  6. International volunteering - Wikipedia

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    Other criticisms of the voluntourism industry are that not only are short-term volunteers often untrained in the projects they participate in (building schools, health centres, wells), [51] [52] [53] but that projects can fuel conflict among communities, [54] offer bandaid solutions, replace work locals could be doing, and reinforce neoliberal ...

  7. United States Volunteers - Wikipedia

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    The states closest to Mexico were asked to immediately provide 20,000 one-year volunteers, other states to have 25,000 ready for later call, with about one-third of the volunteer units to be cavalry. The state quotas were easily filled. Volunteer units were much more easily filled than the increase in the Regular Army also authorized by Congress.

  8. United Nations Volunteers - Wikipedia

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    The Plan of Action to Integrate Volunteering into the 2030 Agenda is a framework under the auspices of the United Nations through which Governments, United Nations entities, volunteer-involving organizations, private sector, civil society including academia and other stakeholders come together to integrate volunteerism into the planning and ...

  9. Category:International volunteer organizations - Wikipedia

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    This category collects international organizations that coordinate volunteers to do work, e.g., the Peace Corps. It is distinguished from organizations that are run by volunteers, so-called "voluntary organizations".