Does anybody know of any volunteering available in Geneva for English speakers?
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Oct 28, 2016 @ 12:49
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Does anybody know of any volunteering available in Geneva for English speakers?
Kim WhiteOct 28, 2016 @ 12:49
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Oct 28, 2016 @ 14:25
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Oct 30, 2016 @ 10:11
Thank you
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Oct 30, 2016 @ 10:42
there S a glocals member which needs volunteers to cook on Sumdays for low-income people. U cam out u in touch.
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there S a glocals member which needs volunteers to cook on Sumdays for low-income people. U cam out u in touch.
Thomas F, Oct 30, 2016 @ 10:42
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Oct 30, 2016 @ 10:42
* I can put u in touch
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Oct 30, 2016 @ 17:09
Does anybody know of any volunteering available in Geneva for English speakers?
Oct 28, 16 12:49
Contact any of the established Swiss charities –
Caritas, Centre social protestant, Emmaus, Armée du Salut, also “Au coeur des Grottes” (a shelter for women in distress) or the mainstream English-speaking churches in and around Lake Léman.
The need for English speakers is considerable because many of the refugees, asylum seekers and others in difficult circumstances tend to use English as their second language rather than French.
Assistance is needed in a variety of ways, from preparing and serving meals to writing a letter or making a phone call, or simply having a chat in English.
Best wishes, R.
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Contact any of the established Swiss charities –
Caritas, Centre social protestant, Emmaus, Armée du Salut, also “Au coeur des Grottes” (a shelter for women in distress) or the mainstream English-speaking churches in and around Lake Léman.
The need for English speakers is considerable because many of the refugees, asylum seekers and others in difficult circumstances tend to use English as their second language rather than French.
Assistance is needed in a variety of ways, from preparing and serving meals to writing a letter or making a phone call, or simply having a chat in English.
Best wishes, R.
Ritchie, Oct 30, 2016 @ 17:09
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