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► V Volunteers

V Volunteers

V Volunteers are young people aged 16-24 who give up their free time to help their local communities. You might find them coaching a school football team, working at a community radio station or helping create a garden for local residents. In this case, it’s as a volunteer at the Advice Centre.

V gives volunteers people a chance to build on what they’re into, to develop themselves and really help their community at the same time. There are other rewards too: a 100 hour award signed by the Minister for young people and learning and an award of excellence signed by the Secretary of State for Education and Skills when they reach the 200 hour target.

All you need to do is register with V and keep a record of your volunteering hours-it’s that simple! As a volunteer at the Advice Centre you will have regular contact with an MV representative who will ensure your hours are kept up to date.

So why not register with V and get that accreditation you have earned volunteering at the Advice Centre-it is great experience and looks excellent on your CV too! For more info on V check out http://www.vinspired.com.

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