 Irene
is a full time volunteer at Kulula Life Skills Centre. Her training
as teacher helps to do the job but nothing but experience can prepare one
for the ever changing environment of this area of work.
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While
Volunteers and Shareholders provide services to clients (or consumers of
the care services), at Theosis it so happens that all three categories
happen to be clients.
We
can never do what has to be done for those in need of critical services (clients
in need of our services), if it was not for the financial backing of shareholders whom we
serve (shareholders are also clients because we serve them), and the work done by volunteers whom we serve
(volunteers are also clients because we serve them).
Here
is a depiction of some of the services provided to residential Volunteers
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Recruitment
and screening
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Orientation courses
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Skills
courses
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Board
and lodging (optional)
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Social
services
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Financial
compensation
(pocket money)
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Exceptional-performance
bonus
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Training
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Internship
monitoring
Non-residential volunteers provide services such as Internet work,
research, fund-raising, public awareness talks, management, administration,
training, etc.
Please read more about the different volunteer opportunities linked from
the bar on the left.
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