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Do-it volunteer satisfaction survey 2009-2010

Between 12 November 2009 and 5 January 2010, 2,332 registered users of Do-it completed YouthNet's Volunteer Satisfaction Survey.

 
  • Almost a quarter (22%) of respondents said they had been inspired by the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games to volunteer
  • The most popular reasons for volunteering were "to help others" (71%) and "to do something positive with spare time" (71%)
  • Volunteers were most interested in "using volunteering to improve listening and communication skills (55%), interpersonal skills (50%), team working (48%) and problem-solving skills" (45%)
  • The most popular types of opportunity were those involving children (38%), those related to education (38%), followed by health, hospitals or hospices (34%)
  • Nearly half (48%) wanted to get involved in administrative tasks
  • 42% were interested in providing advice, information and support
  • Over a third (39%) would like to get involved in befriending, buddying and mentoring.

 

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