Definitely yes. Volunteering or for that matter helping has nothing to do with community. If I can help anyone I will be more than happy to do it.

I think it is quite a tough thing to do. Because, a volunteer is more often selected more easily as compared to a paid staff. There is certain skill set that is required, but with volunteer it is less of risk. It might be possible that a volunteer makes a mistake but with a paid staff the chances should be less.

Yes, I used to work with Peace groups company, but now I am currently working with Beauty spa network.

My first day at work was full of anxiety; I was worried I might make a mistake but thanks to my good colleagues who helped me pull through the day.

My duties involve taking care of the elderly, including assisting tiny them with daily body care, feeding, clothing and taking medications.

I worked from 8 am to 4 pm once I had my job allocation to the sections. I ensure my jobs are prioritized according to my client’s needs and work with the plan.

Yes, I once joined a medical team on an outreach to a remote village for medical care. There was an outbreak of disease.

I joined the work because of my compassionate nature towards humanity. Also, I derive joy from helping people.

No, when we got to the village, we met and introduced each other and our job specifications.

I think volunteer work is a free choice to work for the community or society without getting any wages.

As I am a diligent person, I always try to do hard work in order to accept something or achieve something in life.

My first day of work was amazing. I made several friends by talking individually and moreover, I was on cloud nine at that time.

Being a manager, I have many duties during work time like to complete the work on time, and receive the work from colleagues who are doing the project under my supervision. To check records, assess everything and revert back to them.

Like for me Monday is really hectic for me because on this day I have to rebuild all activities again and I have to follow up with those till Friday.

Yes, when I did my volunteer work in sunpharma. During that drive, I have learnt many things like it boosted my self-confidence and talent to achieve the things in life.

I did volunteer work for my satisfaction, experience from one of the most renowned companies.

No, i don’t know as I have been promoted to another domain.

Volunteer work is the one which people have to do under any supervision of any organization without depending on wages. The purpose of this work is just to gain knowledge and experience.

I believe there could be several reasons for people volunteering. Some people volunteer because they feel for the cause and want to do something about it. There are some who volunteer because volunteering teaches youa lot. You learn team work, leadership, patience, organizing things and so much more.

There is this book that I read, chicken soup for the soul. It wasa great book, almost an eye opener. It talks about 101 inspiring stories that talk about volunteers and their experiences and how they gave back what they got.

Volunteer screening is the process in which people are screened or judged so that they can be given work that best fits their personality.

I think volunteering for something like “trying to ban valentines day” or for that matter “the organizations bringing religious law and order”. These are things I would prefer not to go forward for. Because, they go against my opinion about how things should be.

Volunteering has its own great advantages. It increases your social and relationship skills, it helps you make more friends and in some way be more connected with your society. Even more, it helps counteracts the effects of stress, anger and anxiety. Some believe it also helps in fighting depression. Then there are people who are alone, like the older people, volunteering gives them the sense or purpose for life.

I think, at the first place, the main motive for volunteering should always be to benefit others. However, if one thinks of it in a monetarily or materialistically manner and does it, I think they still should do it. Because at the end both sides gain a lot.

Volunteering has its own different shades. There is this volunteering where an individual goes to an organization and works on one of their projects. It could be for a month or a year. And then there is gap year volunteering. This is the volunteering which students tend to do during their gap year. It provides them with the necessary skills for placements. Also, there is travel volunteering wherein the individual can volunteer for different causes while traveling.

Yes it is. I believe it is more of two way relation where the more you give, the more you gain. There is so much of experience that comes along with it, so much you get to learn and so much of excitement that it makes up for the effort it takes.

Helping has nothing to do with money. May be I cannot give someone the money but I can surely give what I have, like my knowledge, my experience, the things that I have learnt. It is great to be able to share your knowledge and for the one who receives it, it is surely a pure joy.

Situations which affect the larger group of people needs volunteer work. Because at that time, you cannot think about money and then one also needs lot of people. Like, when there was a Tsunami, lot of people died, so many were homeless and then there were many who could not find their loved one. It was such a massive destruction, that required help from the entire planet.

Definitely yes. I would love to work as a volunteer for an organization related to education, because I do feel that this is something that every individual has a right to have, but very few are able to get the quality education. Anyone who initiates it in some way, I would volunteer. Or may be in some time, start it off on my own.

Yes, I was a volunteer for a group named Soften in our organization. The group organizes lot of activities for the under privileged children and I was part of their three day workshop. During that period, lot of kids from the adoption homes and other sections of society came and it was great to listen to them, their stories, their experiences and so much more.