Volunteer with SERVE
Impact of Volunteering with SERVE: Contribute to the 17 global Goals
Our volunteering programmes make a huge difference and have a significant positive impact on communities that our partners work with.
- We believe that the voluntary sector is a significant stakeholder and actor in the development sector;
- We recognise that many community based grassroots initiatives are both inspired by and are dependent upon volunteers;
- We connect Irish volunteers with projects and communities in the Global South and occassional local projects too;
- We apply our partnership approach to plan our volunteer programmes to contribute to the Global Goals;
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- Strengthening the voice of civil society organisations so they can influence policy, both at local and national levels, for the promotion of sustainable development and the improvement of livelihood security
- Support communities to participate in development at local and national levels
- Support communities to gain access to resources for local development and the improvement of essential services
- Support communities and organisations to respond effectively to the HIV pandemic through programmes of prevention, care and support
- Support communities to realise their human rights, especially those of women and children
- Facilitating partnerships that fosters participation;
- Implementing active Global Citizenship initiatives whereby partners benefit from training opportunities in Ireland;
- Establishing links between communities in Ireland and communities in the developing world;
- Organising on the ground expertise in communities rarely visited by development specialists;
- Acting as a catalyst to mobilise local communities to engage in a participative approach to development;
- Strengthening the spirit of volunteerism that is so essential to the success of so many development projects;
- Engaging marginalised groups, especially young people in the development process;
- Acting as an impetus for overcoming local stigmatisation of marginalised categories of people;
- Facilitating participative methods of completing socio-economic analysis of communities;
- Developing the team skills and group dynamic capacity of partners resulting in community responses rather than individual responses;
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