Helping Kidlink

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You can schedule your work the way you like, to suit time constraints, personal preferences, a disability, or an obligation at home.

Technical assistance

Finding information to use in an upcoming grant proposal or newsletter; translating web pages into your language; preparing information for our Web site; making sure our Web site is accessible for people with disabilities; registering appropriate web pages with online search engines, directories and "What's New" sites; inputting our volunteer opportunities into the many online databases available for such; designing a database system using our database software; providing advanced Web site programming (creating automated forms, interactive areas, etc.); managing other volunteers.

User support

Provide online mentoring and instruction via e-mail; be part of our online support group, where members provide advice to others via a chat room, mailing list or by email; supervise or moderate chat rooms, mailing lists; work with other volunteers to create an educational project; distance learning: training volunteers in the use of Kidlink's programs and activities.

Direct contact with potential users of our services

Volunteers and youth with disabilities; indigenous youth; youth speaking other languages; teachers; parents; aunts and uncles; grandparents and senior citizens.

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