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FAQs About the Virtual Volunteering Project
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online volunteering for hospitals and other healthcare settings These are programs that bring (or have brought together) other online volunteers together with patients in hospitals and other healthcare settings.
http://209.146.155.200/public/default.htm An electronic mail system that connects young people with disabilities or chronic illness to disabled and non-disabled peers and mentors. This network gives "wings" to thousands of children and adolescents by removing the social barriers that can come with having a disability and illness, and by providing opportunities to form friendships, build self-confidence, exchange information, and share hope and encouragement through e-mail messages.
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If you are interested in setting up or expanding a telementoring/teletutoring program, we link to such resources that can help you here on our web site. We also have information about online safety in volunteering programs, including a special section for programs involving youth.
Does your organization already involve volunteers via the Internet? Then We Want to Hear From You!
If your organization involves volunteers "offline" to promote your agency's mission (tutoring clients, staffing a crisis line, support groups, etc.), and you want to explore involvement of online volunteers in a similar capacity, OR, if you already DO involve online volunteers and want to expand these activities, the Virtual Volunteering Project would love to help you. Read more about how we might collaborate.