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UNIT VII VOLUNTEERISM Flashcards

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are so effective in making up with the imperfections of every society

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Humanitarian efforts

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is an act or practice, or principle of contributing one’s time, talents, and resources freely to worthwhile purposes without tangible compensation.

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Volunteerism

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is the taking of initiative or letting oneself in (for the benefit of another) without expecting in return.

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Volunteerism

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you are doing an unselfish activity that places the welfare of other people ahead of your personal concerns.

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By volunteering

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receive nothing in return but gains self-worth, self-respect and fulfillment in their hearts.

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Volunteers

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allows you to connect to your community and make it a better place.

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Volunteering

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Volunteering is a two-way street: .

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It can benefit you and your family as much as the cause you choose to help. Dedicating your time as a volunteer helps you make new friends, expand your network, and boost your social skills

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The first element of volunteerism should be

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. SELFLESSNESS

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The “genesis” of every noble volunteering initiative is a desire to make life better for others, especially those who are underprivileged. Volunteers are those individuals who are commited to solving a problem in society not for any direct economic benefits but with the objective of putting smiles on the face of others.

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SELFLESSNESS

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are those individuals who are commited to solving a problem in society not for any direct economic benefits but with the objective of putting smiles on the face of others.

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Volunteers

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rightly wrote “what do we live for if not to make life less difficult for others”?

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George Elliot

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Selflessness leads to

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sacrifice.

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simply means to give up something valuable in order to attain a desired objective.

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To sacrifice

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requires a great deal of sacrifice. A response to the call to volunteerism demands a willingness to sacrifice one’s time, energy, money and other resources as well as stepping outside your comfort zone all in the name of making a difference in the life of others.

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True volunteerism

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Another necessary element of volunteerism is

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service.

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One question that keeps ringing in the mind of well-meaning volunteers is; what can I do in my own small way to contribute to “healing the world and making it a better place.”? The foundation of volunteerism is LOVE. And love as Mother Teresa once said ” cannot remain by itself — it has no meaning. Love has to be put into action and that action is service.”

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SERVICE

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as ___ once said ” cannot remain by itself — it has no meaning. Love has to be put into action and that action is service.”

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Mother Teresa

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Finally, every worthwhile volunteering endeavour needs the unremitting support of individuals, corporate bodies and even the political authourity.

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SUPPORT

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Individuals or groups who are volunteering to provide solutions to some identified problems and causing a positive change in society should be acknowledged and encouraged. You should support such ones financially if you have the means. If not, you can equally support with your prayers and that will also count as an invaluable contribution.

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SUPPORT

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The dream of a brighter future can only be realized when change makers, that is ____individuals who are making ___ to ___ in love are ____.

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The dream of a brighter future can only be realized when change makers, that is SELFLESS individuals who are making SACRIFICES to SERVE in love are SUPPORTED.

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21
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as the hope of the future are considered as the most valuable resource of the country.

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The Filipino youth

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The ____ which was enacted in 1995 established the National Youth Commission and the National Comprehensive and Coordinated Programs on Youth Development.

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“Youth in Nation-Building Act” (RA 8044)

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The “Youth in Nation-Building Act” (RA 8044) which was enacted in ___ established the National Youth Commission and the National Comprehensive and Coordinated Programs on Youth Development.

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1995

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The “Youth in Nation-Building Act” (RA 8044) which was enacted in 1995 established the

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National Youth Commission and the National Comprehensive and Coordinated Programs on Youth Development.

25
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An act institutionalizing strategy for rural development strengthening volunteerism and for other purposes.

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Volunteer Act of 2007 (RA9418)

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  • Legislation that recognizes volunteerism or “bayanihan”;
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Volunteer Act of 2007

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  • Let’s the government partnership achieve the desired transformation development through volunteerism;
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Volunteer Act of 2007

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  • this Act recognizes different roles in the different sectors; and
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Volunteer Act of 2007

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  • encourage academic institutions to continuously teach and practice volunteerism
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Volunteer Act of 2007

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The three main objectives of the Volunteer Act of 2007

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  1. To provide a policy framework on volunteerism that shall underscore the fundamental principles necessary to harness and harmonize the broad and diverse efforts of the voluntary sector in the country into an integrative and effective partnership for local and national development as well as international cooperation and understanding.
  2. To provide a conducive and enabling environment for volunteers and volunteer service organizations by a setting mechanism to protect volunteers’ rights and privileges and give due recognition to highlight their roles and contributions to society; and
  3. To provide an effective institutional mechanism to strengthen the role of the Philippine National Volunteer Service Coordinating Agency PNVSCA) to perform its mandates and to oversee the implementation of this Act.
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BENEFITS OF VOLUNTEERISM

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  1. Volunteering connects you to others
  2. Volunteering helps you make new friends and contacts
  3. Volunteering increases your social and relationship skills
  4. Volunteering is good for your mind and body
  5. Volunteering increases self-confidence.
  6. Volunteering combats depression.
  7. Volunteering can provide career experience
  8. Volunteering can teach you valuable job skills
32
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As a student, what can you contribute to the transformation of the Philippines?

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Study hard and finish your course.
2. Attend to your personal and filial responsibilities.
3. Respect/obey the laws and rules of the land.
4. Be an active citizen within the bounds of the law.
5. Join organizations or associations created for the betterment of our society.
6. Learn more about our historical /cultural heritage.
7. Love your country, your culture, traditions, and your people.
8. Be a human person that is acting within the bounds of morality.
9. Follow and respect your parents.
10. Take part in any activities or organizations that take part in the nation-building.
11. Be a good ambassador wherever you go because it will reflect your nationality.
12. Always do what is right in the eyes of man and God’s eyes
13. Vote wisely during elections.

33
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T OR F

We can do our share in nation-building by helping improve a lot of people around who is in need.

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T

34
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As a Filipino Citizen, you can help by/through:

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  1. Do not buy smuggled goods.
  2. Follow traffic rules.
  3. Whenever you buy or pay for anything, always ask for an official receipt.
  4. When you talk to others, especially to foreigners, speak positively about our race and our country.
  5. Do not litter. Dispose of your garbage properly. Segregate, recycle, conserve.
  6. Support your church or charitable or civic organizations.
  7. Adopt a scholar.
  8. Be a good parent. Teach your kids to abide by the law and to love our country.
  9. Pay your taxes.
  10. Have faith in the Divine Providence.
  11. Safeguard the purity of suffrage and abide by the decisions of the majority.
  12. Lead and respect your parents.
  13. Honor the memory of our heroes.
  14. Lead a clean and frugal life..
35
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According to Oscar Wilde, Humanitarian efforts are so effective in making up with the imperfections of every society.

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TRUE

36
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By volunteering you are doing an unselfish activity that places the welfare of other people ahead of your personal concerns.

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TRUE

37
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Dedicating your time as a volunteer helps you make new friends, expand your network, and boost your social skills.

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TRUE

38
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The first element of volunteerism should be sacrifice.

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FALSE

39
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True volunteerism requires a great deal of sacrifice.

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TRUE

40
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The foundation of volunteerism is SACRIFICE.

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FALSE

41
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The government is the only one who provide solutions to all the problems that exist in our communities

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FALSE

42
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To provide a conducive and enabling environment for volunteers and volunteer service organizations by a setting mechanism to protect volunteers’ rights and privileges and give due recognition to highlight their roles and contributions to society is one of the main objectives of Volunteer Act of 2007.

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TRUE

43
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Volunteering helps you make new friends and contacts is one of the benefits of volunteerism

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TRUE

44
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We can do our share in nation-building by helping improve a lot of people around who is in need.

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TRUE

45
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An act or practice, or principle of contributing one’s time, talents, and resources freely to worthwhile purposes without tangible compensation.

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Volunteerism

46
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The first element of volunteerism.

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Selflessness

47
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An act institutionalizing strategy for rural development strengthening volunteerism and for other purposes.

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Volunteer Act of
2007

48
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Another term for Volunteer Act of 2007 or volunteerism

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Bayanihan

49
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This act defined the Filipino youth as those with ages ______.

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15-30

50
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The “Youth in Nation-Building Act” (RA 8044) which was enacted in ______established the National Youth Commission and the National Comprehensive and Coordinated Programs on Youth Development.

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1995

51
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The foundation of volunteerism is LOVE. And love as ______ once said ” cannot remain by itself — it has no meaning. Love has to be put into action and that action is service.”

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Mother Teresa

52
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Third Element of Volunteerism

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Service

53
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Do not buy _____.

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Smuggled goods

54
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Honor the memory of our ____.

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Heroes

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