When my grandma explained how many elderly men and women were often abandoned by their friends and families once they were hospitalized, I (Prayerna/ co-founder RLove.us) realized that I could help both my peers and many other high school students, in addition to the elderly... read more
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I’m interested in finding an organization similar to Doctors Without Borders, where I can go volunteer in a different country during my summer off from college.
I am an elementary school teacher in the States and want to use my summers to teach abroad. I have searched and searched online, but many of the programs I’ve found require pricey placement fees and certificates in TESOL/TEFL (which I’m not even sure is necessary). I’m not looking to make any money- just want to travel, learn Spanish, and donate my time. If anyone has had experience volunteering and teaching students abroad, I’d appreciate your input. Thank you!!
i’d like to go east somewhere in Asia
CASA seeks volunteers
Passaic County Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) Inc. will hold orientation and informational meetings on Wednesday, Feb. 10 and Wednesday, March 3 at 6 p.m. for individuals interested in becoming volunteer advocates for children in foster care.
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Wolf Lake grandfather builds his princess a snow castle
Chronicle/Darren BreenBrianne Baker, 10, from Muskegon plays in the Ice Castle built for her by her Grandfather “Papa” David Turner, 49 of Wolf Lake, at the corner of Wolf Lake road and Hall Friday January 22, 2010. The castle took…
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Stevens: CMU losing top recruit is a raw deal
We’ve heard it before: it’s the way college sports works, it’s the way the recruiting game is played, and athletes always reserve the right to change their minds before signing on the dotted line.
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Rowing peers recognize Love with national award
Carol Love has landed another top national award. The longtime Trent University and Peterborough Rowing Club head coach was one of two recipients of the RCA Coaches Recognition Award, an award recognizing top coaches which was voted by their peers.[...]
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Could mussels heal an ailing Quartermaster Harbor? Researchers will find out
Two divers who explored the submerged floor of inner Quartermaster Harbor last week were pleased with what they found — flat, featureless muck. Or as ecologist Brian Allen put it, “A whole lot of nothing.”
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……that will pay your travel and lodging (ok if the program is voluntary/doesnt pay a wage)