Looking after your volunteers: The Four Principles

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Looking after your volunteers: The Four Principles
When we seek therapies for our loved ones we often look to the obvious: clinicians, doctors, even excercise. While volunteering is not typcially thought of as therapeutic, it can have enormous therapeutic benefits; particularly for young people. .
For Rosalind Sneddon, volunteering has been an excellent opportunity to occupy her time, meet new people, learn skills and show that ageing can be fun!
Getting to volunteer out in the fresh air is very good for his health
A story of how life changing volunteering can be…..
Steven and Ian’s Story – the case for buddying support to volunteer

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