Object

• opportunity: Volunteering opportunities can be short or long term with varying levels of responsibility.

• volunteering: Volunteering Volunteering can be an ideal way of moving toward paid employment, as well as being a rewarding end in itself.

Converse of object

• recruit: Recruiting new volunteers Your publicity should aim to: Let people know you exist.

• require: More than 80 volunteering organizations from across the UK have signed a pledge to deliver the 70,000 volunteers required for the Games.

• train: These will provide mutual longer term support for parents train volunteers to work with the parents of bereaved children.

• involve: Early testing involved volunteers who had small cuts made on their arms, which were then treated.

Adjective modifier

• trained: Running a network of trained volunteers who provide local support to members.

• unpaid: Subscriptions are kept as low as possible and all club officers are unpaid volunteers.

• healthy: Phase I trials The first human studies usually involve healthy volunteers.

• enthusiastic: Please note that we cannot pay you, but there are many benefits for enthusiastic volunteers!

• willing: Your puppy will learn a great deal quicker if you can enlist the help of some willing volunteers.

• prospective: An introductory meeting for prospective volunteers will take place at the YMCA on December 6 at 7pm.

Modifies a noun

• bureau: The guide is available on the volunteer bureau 's website.

• helper: The business employs eight people and also has a number of volunteer helpers.

• mentor: The Initiative and its network has found volunteer mentors for over 1,400 16-21 year olds leaving care.

• co-ordinator: She has volunteered at numerous events including being the volunteer co-ordinator at Durham Sport Youth Games 2003.

• counselor: She helps run a team of 22 volunteer counselors who are trained at Trinity in the skills of bereavement support.

• U.K.: All of our Memorandum and Articles of Associations and Partnership Agreements were reviewed and approved by a volunteer U.K. lawyer.

Noun used with modifier

• IRA: Farmhouses were a vital base for food and rest for IRA volunteers on active service.

• conservation: For the more energetic why not think of becoming a conservation volunteer?