Module 7 Volunteerism

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What does NSTP-CWTS volunteerism signify?

It stands as a testament to human solidarity and commitment to the common good, transcending geographic, cultural, and social boundaries.

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What historical figure is associated with the establishment of the Red Cross?

Henry Dunant established the Red Cross in the 19th century.

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What traditional practice influences volunteerism in the Philippines?

Bayanihan, a traditional form of communal labor.

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What are some notable forms of volunteerism practiced in the Philippines?

Disaster response efforts, educational outreach programs, and health campaigns.

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What is volunteer burnout?

A significant issue where volunteers experience exhaustion, frustration, or disengagement due to overcommitment, lack of support, or insufficient recognition.

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What role does technology play in volunteerism?

Social media and online platforms serve as powerful tools for volunteer recruitment, coordination, and impact.

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What is micro-volunteering?

Involves small, time-limited tasks that can be completed quickly and easily, like online survey participation.

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What agency is responsible for coordinating volunteer efforts in the Philippines?

The National Volunteer Service Coordinating Agency (NVSCA).

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How does the law aimed at youth engagement in volunteerism empower young people?

It encourages youth participation in community service, providing training, support, and program implementation.

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What is volunteerism?

The practice of providing time and effort for the benefit of others without financial gain.

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What is the goal of community service?

To address community needs, improve conditions, and enhance the quality of life for residents.

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What can motivate individuals to volunteer?

Desire to help others, personal fulfillment, skills development, and social connections.

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How does volunteerism impact communities?

It fosters social cohesion, improves local conditions, and strengthens community resilience.

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What are green volunteer opportunities?

Volunteering activities focused on environmental conservation and sustainability.

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What is the difference between volunteering and community service?

Volunteering is often informal, while community service is typically organized and may be mandated.

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What skills can be gained through volunteering?

Leadership, communication, teamwork, and problem-solving skills.

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What types of organizations commonly seek volunteers?

Nonprofits, schools, community centers, and healthcare facilities.

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What is the impact of social media on volunteerism?

It enhances awareness, coordination, and recruitment for volunteer opportunities.

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What is corporate volunteerism?

When companies encourage employees to volunteer and provide support for their involvement.

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RA NO.9418:THE VOLUNTEER ACT OF 2007

Aims to recognize, support and enhance the role of volunteers in

national development

Establishes the National Volunteer Service Coordinating Agency

(NVSCA)- responsible for coordinating volunteer efforts and supporting

volunteer organizations

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RA no. 11362:THE NATIONAL BLOOD SERVICES ACT OF 1994

Establishes the National Blood Service Program to ensure a sufficient

and safe blood supply through voluntary donations

Volunteers Blood Donations, Blood Donation Drives and Educational

Campaigns

Significantly contributed to the establishment of a reliable and

sustainable blood supply system in the Philippines. Highlights critical

role of volunteers in health services

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RA NO. 10639:THE PHILIPPINE SOCIAL PROTECTION ACT OF 2015

Aims to enhance social protection for vulnerable populations through

various social welfare programs.

Recognizes the role of volunteer organizations in providing social

services and support to communities

Strengthens the role of volunteer organizations in delivering social

services and enhances their capacity to address community need

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RA NO. 10742:THE SANGGUNIANG KABATAAN REFORM ACT OF 2015

Encourages youth engagement in community service and volunteerism as

a part of their civic duties

Youth Participation, Training and Support and Program Implementation

are the key provisions of this law

Revitalized youth involvement in community service and volunteerism.

Empowers young people to take an active role in addressing local

issues and contributes to the development of future leaders

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What is the principle of reciprocity in volunteerism?

The principle that encourages volunteers to give back to their community in recognition of what they have received.

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What impact does volunteerism have on personal development?

It enhances self-awareness, builds confidence, and fosters a sense of purpose.

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What are the key challenges faced by volunteers?

Lack of time, insufficient training, and limited resources can hinder volunteer effectiveness.

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How can organizations support their volunteers better?

By providing adequate training, regular feedback, and recognition for their contributions.

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What is the role of volunteer coordinators?

They oversee volunteer programs, facilitate training, and match volunteers with suitable roles.

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