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|Dates of volunteering: | |No. of Hours: | |
|Please indicate available schedule: |
|Week Days: | |No. of Hours: | |
|Can you volunteer at weekends? | |Can you volunteer in the evenings? | |Can you volunteer during school holidays? | |
|Please specify dates that you would not be | |
|able to volunteer: | |
|Please highlight the field of volunteer work interest: |
|Administration |Education and Empowerment |
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|Children services |Events and Marketing |
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|Health Services |IT/ Computing |
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