Volunteer to Support Your Community
Volunteer to Support Your Community. NON-MEDICAL VOLUNTEERS MEDICAL / VACCINATOR VOLUNTEERS. The COVID-19 outbreak has a wide-ranging impact on our citizens and our communities – and that means we need volunteers with a wide range of skill sets to step forward and serve. Volunteer with Project HOPE. Project HOPE delivers essential medicines and supplies, health expertise and medical training to respond to disaster, prevent disease, promote wellness and save lives around the world. When you volunteer with Project HOPE, you help make our lifesaving work around the globe possible. United Way impacts the lives of up to 50 million people every year. Together, we can accomplish more. You can give money to fuel community change, volunteer your time or lend your voice to a cause that matters to you. VolunteerMatch is the most effective way to recruit highly qualified volunteers for your nonprofit. We match you with people who are passionate about and committed to your cause, and who can help when and where you need them. And because volunteers are often donors as well, we make it easy for them to contribute their time and money.
Volunteer & Serveleto Collegiate Academy Charter School
The COVID-19 outbreak has a wide-ranging impact on our citizens and our communities – and that means we need volunteers with a wide range of skill sets to step forward and serve. We need people to help in hospitals, at testing sites, with administrative tasks, to help deliver food to those who need to self-isolate or quarantine - and more.
With your help, we can ensure that every community in Connecticut has the resources needed to combat this pandemic.
If you're 18 or older and able to volunteer, here's what you should know: Ati.
Volunteer Connection
Volunteer to Support Your Community. NON-MEDICAL VOLUNTEERS MEDICAL / VACCINATOR VOLUNTEERS. The COVID-19 outbreak has a wide-ranging impact on our citizens and our communities – and that means we need volunteers with a wide range of skill sets to step forward and serve. Volunteer with Project HOPE. Project HOPE delivers essential medicines and supplies, health expertise and medical training to respond to disaster, prevent disease, promote wellness and save lives around the world. When you volunteer with Project HOPE, you help make our lifesaving work around the globe possible. United Way impacts the lives of up to 50 million people every year. Together, we can accomplish more. You can give money to fuel community change, volunteer your time or lend your voice to a cause that matters to you. VolunteerMatch is the most effective way to recruit highly qualified volunteers for your nonprofit. We match you with people who are passionate about and committed to your cause, and who can help when and where you need them. And because volunteers are often donors as well, we make it easy for them to contribute their time and money.
Volunteer & Serveleto Collegiate Academy Charter School
The COVID-19 outbreak has a wide-ranging impact on our citizens and our communities – and that means we need volunteers with a wide range of skill sets to step forward and serve. We need people to help in hospitals, at testing sites, with administrative tasks, to help deliver food to those who need to self-isolate or quarantine - and more.
With your help, we can ensure that every community in Connecticut has the resources needed to combat this pandemic.
If you're 18 or older and able to volunteer, here's what you should know: Ati.
Volunteer Connection
Volunteer Synonym
- You don't need to be a health care worker. In addition to calling on physicians, nurses, and other medical professionals who may be retired, we need community members to help out at food banks, with food deliveries to the elderly, and at shelters.
- You'll be sent where you're most needed and feel comfortable. The volunteer process is centralized so that we have a clear picture of everyone who can help, and everything we need. That way, we can make sure to offer you the opportunity to serve in the place that needs you and your skill set most.
- Every effort is being made to keep volunteers safe. The organizations involved in response and the State are all working hard to make sure that everyone helping out can do so as safely as possible. If you have any concerns – always make sure to ask about the safety protocols of the organization that you're working with.
You shouldn't volunteer if you're at risk or compromised. If you are immunocompromised, over 60, are showing symptoms of COVID-19, or live with or care for someone in any of those categories, you should avoid being in public – including for volunteer efforts. Please stay safe, stay home.
Thank you for everything you do,
we're in this together.
