Have you Tried Volunteering?

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  1. Have You Tried
    Volunteering?
  2. What?
  3. What?
    Never tried Volunteering?
  4. Let me Explain
    why you should…
  5. Life is Easy…
  6. …for many of us
  7. But it is
    Tough...
  8. ...for Most Others
  9. ...for Most Others
    *1/3 rd of the world is under-fed
    1/3 rd is starving
    1 in 4 adults cannot read or write
    1.1 Billion people live on less than $1 a day *ThinkQuest.org
  10. If we Help
    these ‘others’
  11. We technically ‘volunteer’
    Because you may have personally experienced something similar
  12. We technically ‘volunteer’
    Our Time
    Our Knowledge
    Because you may have personally experienced something similar
    Our Skills
    Our Energy
  13. And what do We
    Gain from this?
  14. Satisfaction!
    And Contentment.
  15. Because it makes us feel good about ourselves 
    Because you may have personally experienced something similar
  16. But what else does
    Volunteering give?
  17. It gives you new contacts
    and new Friends!
  18. It teaches New Skills
    Because you may have personally experienced something similar
    that are Transferable..
  19. Example -
    Fundraising
    helps
    hone
    Leadership
    skill
  20. It provides Better Career prospects
  21. Better Career prospects
    73% of employers would recruit a candidate with volunteering experience over one without. 
  22. Better Career prospects
     94% of employers believe that volunteering can add to skills 
  23. Better Career prospects
     94% of employees who volunteered to learn new skills had benefited either by getting their first job, improving their salary, or being promoted
  24. It gives a Chance to…
  25. See New Places
  26. And Get New Perspectives
  27. Remove that ‘void’ and boredom in life .
  28. Actually work on a cause you feel strongly about
  29. Actually work on a cause you feel strongly about
    ...and not just talk about it.
  30. GetHappiness!
  31. Get Happiness!
    Oxytocin and Endorphins are released when we help others.
  32. Get Happiness!
    Oxytocin and Endorphins are released when we help others.
    These are harmones that reduce stress
  33. Get Happiness!
    Oxytocin and Endorphins are released when we help others.
    These are harmones that reduce stress
    and make you happy!
  34. Dowhat you really love to do
    Because you may have personally experienced something similar
  35. Improve overall health
  36. There is a strong relationship between volunteering and health:
    Those who volunteer have
    lower mortality rates,
    greater functional ability, and
    lower rates of depression later in life than those who do not volunteer.
    (The Health Benefits of Volunteering: A Review of Recent Research)
  37. Other Health benefits:
    • heightened sense of well-being
    • improvement in insomnia
    • stronger immune system
    • speedier recovery from surgery
    ( The Healing Power of Doing Good)
  38. And finally,
    What goes around comes around…
  39. … and one day you may need someone’s help too!
  40. So, want to give volunteering a try?
  41. Here is a Chance:
    Empowerment International works
    for more than 300 kids in Nicaragua’s
    poorest slums. It ensures that they
    enroll in school, attend school and
    do well there. This against all odds
    of harsh weather conditions, dwindling
    school supplies, extreme poverty
    and distractions of drugs and violence.
  42. Visit the cause at: www.empowermentinternational.org
    Presentation by: Neha Singh
    All Photos by: Kathy Adams and children of Empowerment International

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