Voluntary service

What does voluntary service refer to?

• Ignoring others in need

• Offering time, skills, or assistance to help others without expecting payment

• Receiving payment for helping others

• Expecting personal gain from helping others

Why do people participate in voluntary service?

• To harm others

• To make a positive impact to the people and the world around us

• To feel sad and unfulfilled

• To avoid meeting new people

What is one motivation for participating in voluntary service?

• To develop new skills and gain experience

• To avoid building relationships

• To feel angry and unfulfilled

• To cause harm to others

What is a benefit of participating in voluntary service?

• To avoid expressing kindness and empathy towards others

• To meet new people, build relationships, and foster a sense of belonging

• To make others feel bad

• To feel lonely and unfulfilled

What feeling can volunteering bring?

• Sadness and disappointment

• Happiness and fulfillment

• Anger and frustration

• Jealousy and resentment

What is an outcome of expressing kindness and empathy towards others?

• Avoiding new experiences

• Causing harm to oneself

• Feeling lonely and isolated

• Building positive relationships

What is a reason people volunteer?

• To avoid helping others

• To make a positive impact to the people and the world around us

• To feel angry and unfulfilled

• To receive payment for their assistance

What is a common motivation for offering voluntary service?

• To develop new skills and gain experience

• To feel sad and unfulfilled

• To harm others

• To avoid meeting new people

What is a benefit of volunteering?

• To avoid expressing kindness and empathy towards others

• To meet new people, build relationships, and foster a sense of belonging

• To feel lonely and unfulfilled

• To make others feel bad

What feeling can volunteering bring?

• Sadness and disappointment

• Happiness and fulfillment

• Anger and frustration

• Jealousy and resentment