Short messages on Local projects from Respect Yourself, the guidance site for young people to help make good decisions in life.
Online volunteering allows you to do voluntary work to help those in need, at a time that suits you from your own home. Share your skills with those who really need them.
If you have time to spare, help yourself and others by doing some volunteering in something that interests you – either in your local area or online through the internet.
Your local Family Information Service (FIS) provides a range of information on all services available to parents, to help you support your children. FIS also hold up-to-date details of local childcare and early years provision in your area.
If you are unemployed and have too much time on your hands, try volunteering. Not only does it increase your skillset, it creates opportunity and makes you feel better about yourself.
Opportunity Knocks Norwich and Norfolk Conference 2011 – the first of its kind in the UK and it’s FREE!
Need career advice? Call a Guidance Advisor in Norwich: the careers helpline is 0344 800 80 22. They can help with your CV, and provide information and guidance to fight the right path for you.