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Volunteering Australia 
Volunteering Australia is the main national organization working to advance volunteering in the Australian community. It works to raise the profile of volunteering in Australia and to ensure that the contribution volunteering makes to civil society is recognized and accounted for. Provides volunteer matching service through GoVolunteer Visit site
Volunteering England 
Volunteering England is the national volunteer development organization for England. It works across the voluntary, public and private sectors to raise the profile of volunteering as a powerful force for change.   Visit site
Volunteering Hub’s Good Practice Bank 
The Good Practice Bank, hosted by Volunteering England, brings together articles, information sheets, case studies, links and other helpful guidance on a range of volunteering issues. The Bank will grow and evolve as more information is added to it.  Importantly, it allows users to share their documents with other volunteering organizations.  Visit site
Volunteering Options 
Comhlámh’s Volunteering Options programme aims to develop best practice in the growing sector of overseas volunteering, and to support volunteers in a longer-term commitment to development.   Visit site
Volunteering South Australia 
Volunteering South Australia promotes volunteering and play a key role in advancing volunteering in southern Australia. The organization  offers assistance in managing and training volunteers and managers to its members, about 750 organizations, and help them liaise with other organizations in the country.  Visit site
Volunteering, a powerful force for change 
Volontariat.gouv.fr informs about opportunities for young people to volunteer within government agencies, public corporations or associations at the national, European and international level. Young volunteers, aged from 18 to 28 years old, speak out and tell their own volunteer experience on Volontariat.gouv.fr web site in French.    Visit site
VolunteerMatch 
A variety of online services to support non-profit, volunteer, and business leaders committed to civic engagement. Visited by thousands of visitors every day, it has become an important recruiting tool for over 30,000 non-profits working in areas such as health, crisis support, hunger and children. Offers over 35,000 opportunities.  Visit site
Volunteers For Peace, Inc.  
VFP promotes international voluntary service as an effective means of intercultural education and community service. We provide projects where people from diverse backgrounds can work together to help overcome the need, violence and environmental decay facing our planet. Voluntary service projects are truly a microcosm of a world where nations join together giving priority to improving life for all humanity. They are a practical way to both prevent and resolve conflict. By participating in a project, you will help sow the seeds of peace. We hope that you will join us in this effort!  Visit site
Volunteers in Asia (VIA) 
Since 1963, Volunteers in Asia (VIA) has helped thousands of Americans live and volunteer in Asia. If you are interested in cross-cultural exchange and furthering communication and understanding between the peoples of the United States and Asia, chances are there is a VIA program for you. VIA is looking for undergraduates, recent college graduates, and adults of all ages who are living in the United States and interested in exploring new opportunities. Fluency in English is a prerequisite for program participation. A college degree is required for our one- and two-year positions.  Visit site
Volunteers of America 
Volunteers of America is a national, nonprofit, spiritually based organization providing local human service programmes and opportunities for individual and community involvement. From rural America to inner-city neighbourhoods, it helps youths at risk, frail elderly, abused and neglected children, people with disabilities, homeless individuals and many others.  Visit site

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