Galeri, Caernarfon September 15, 2010
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Cruse Bereavement Care is a registered charity who help and support those persons who have suffered a bereavement
Administration and Office Work:
Childline Cymru / Wales currently has the following volunteering opportunity:
Administration
Switchboarding Volunteers will greet the caller and put their call into a queue to be answered by a volunteer counsellor
Can I make a difference?
Yes. Volunteering is so much a part of society that it is often easier to describe the difference that volunteers make by imagining a society where no-one volunteered:
- social and leisure activities would be significantly affected as there would be no rugby matches, sporting events or athletics, no Formula One motor racing or Olympic Games without the input of volunteer coaches, organisers and marshals
- there would be no music events, pop concerts, festivals, Urdd or National Eisteddfodau without volunteer fundraisers, organisers or St John's Ambulance volunteers
- there would be little medical research or advice and support to people with specific problems
- people would die without the Samaritans, the lifeboat service, cave and mountain rescue teams and the British Red Cross
- our health service would be significantly impoverished without the donations from volunteer-organised activities, such as tea shops and library trolleys, hospital radio and community volunteers to help discharged patients or those coming into hospital
- the criminal justice system would break down without lay magistrates, witness support and victim support volunteers
- much of the landscape, wildlife and areas of natural beauty would suffer neglect
- many older, disabled and vulnerable people would be isolated and lonely.
As a volunteer you can really have an impact on peoples' lives and the community around you, as well as making your own life more fulfilled and rewarding.