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Full-time Volunteer Positions, St. Vincent Pallotti Center, Washington, District of Columbia

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Organization: St. Vincent Pallotti Center
Location: Short-term Missions / Volunteer Internship
Address:
415 Michigan Ave. NE
Washington, District of Columbia     20017
United States
Great For:
Service Area(s): Education and Literacy,  Health and Medicine,  Homelessness and Housing
Skills:
Hourly Commitment:
0.0 per: Day
Number of Positions:
0
Number of Volunteers in this
Position in the Past Year:
0
One-time / Ongoing Position: Ongoing Position
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 Description


Opportunities for full-time volunteer service exist in almost every possible realm including: health, mental 
health, education, social services, ministry, literacy, construction, agriculture, advocacy, community 
organizing and MANY MORE.  Opportunities are available in over 40 U.S. states as well as over 50 countries worldwide.



Period of Service:  Long term: Most programs offer 1-year and 2-year placements.  Short term: Placements range 
from 1 week to 6 months.



To locate these opportunities, please see the St. Vincent Pallotti Center?s Connections Directory of Volunteer 
Opportunities.  You can obtain a free printed copy by emailing us at Connections@pallotticenter.org.  
Connections is also available on our website at, 
http://www.pallotticenter.org/ConnectionsDirectory/ConnectionsOnline.asp, and will link you to thousands of volunteer positions with over 100 Christian-based, full-time volunteer 
programs.  



Compensation/Benefits:  Most full-time volunteer programs provide room and board, health insurance and a 
monthly stipend.  An AmeriCorps Education Award may be available for some domestic volunteer programs.  Student loan 
deferment can typically be arranged.


 Requirements 


Education Requirements:  Long term: Most programs desire a college degree in some area but will accept 
appropriate work/life experience in place of a college degree. Short term: Some education required (typically a high 
school diploma).



Work Authorization Status:  Many programs accept only U.S. citizens or U.S. Nationals, but others do accept 
non-U.S. citizens.

Short Term Mission Trip Details


 Additional Detail


How to Apply:  Please apply directly to the programs listed in the Connections Directory at 
http://www.pallotticenter.org/ConnectionsDirectory/ConnectionsOnline.asp.  



Other Requested Materials:  Most volunteer programs listed on the St. Vincent Pallotti Center website 
(www.pallotticenter.org) require an application, interview and letters of reference.  Contact individual programs for 
application requirements.

Benefits Offered:


  • Stipend

This cost includes:


Compensation/Benefits: Most full-time volunteer programs provide room and board, health insurance and a monthly stipend. An AmeriCorps Education Award may be available for some domestic volunteer programs. Student loan deferment can typically be arranged. Travel expenses are often covered by the volunteer program.

Length of Trip


Summer (June-Aug)

Initially Posted: 03/01/2007
Last Updated: 08/03/2009
No, this opportunity is not scheduled for a particular date: