Millennium Volunteers Project

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What We Offer

Experience:
We provide a wide range of activities for our MV that covers skill learning elements such as physical, mental, communication, cultural, IT, and learning from one-self and each other.

Personal development:
Young people often refuse to take part in activities due to their lack of confidence and fear. We encourage our MV to try new things and to get involved in something that they first thought was not relevant to them; by doing this, it can help them to over-come their fear and increase their confidence to face the next challenge.

Social communication:
They get the opportunity to have direct contact with the public and their local council while participating in the community. The best thing is that they get to make new friends with people from all walks of life.

Self-satisfaction:
This is what really drives most of the MV in doing voluntary work, and it is what drives us to do voluntary work in the end, getting the MV hours is just the bonus.

It has always been the motto of our project that “every effort from the MV contribution counts!” Their positive attitude has always been the strong element of success in every community activity which they have taken part. Seeing the smile on both the MV and the service users (i.e. elderly and young children), the satisfaction and appreciation that has been acknowledged by the community, all these have brought tremendous encouragement to the MV member.

Every MV has their own individual ability, characteristic, skills and ambition as everyone else. Therefore, it is important to select the right task to match to their personal profile in order to stimulate their interest in doing voluntary work.