Volunteer
The
P.C.R.F. is proud to say that we offer people a positive and
peaceful way to contribute to the complex and frustrating
Middle East Crisis. Much of the P.C.R.F.'s success throughout
the years has depended on the willingness of volunteers to
participate in our projects. In the past, the P.C.R.F has
been unable to bring children for treatment because we could
not locate the necessary volunteers in the area where the
child was to be treated. We currently have a long waiting
list of injured youths needing to come here for treatment
and we hope this appeal will result in the response of those
who are interested in this Middle East Crisis. Here are a
few ways you can donate your time:
Become a Host Family:
One
crucial means of volunteering is to open your home as a host
family for an injured child being treated locally in the U.S.
Many children in the past have had to delay their treatment
unneccessarily, because we could not find housing in the area
of their treatment. Therefore, finding good housing for the
children is one of the most important aspects of bringing
children here for treatment. We have hundreds of volunteers
throughout the country that have opened their homes to an
injured youth and we hope that this number continues to grow.
Even if you can only host a child for a weekend, it is often
important to help relieve the work of one family. Read
the Hosting Guide
Take
Children to Appointments/Visit Children in Hospital
Volunteering to take our children to their medical appointments
or visiting them in the hospital is another great way to volunteer
your time to an injured child. Host families are sometimes
unable to take the child to medical appointments, so volunteering
for this role can be a big help to both the child and the
hosting family.
If you are interested in Volunteering, please email us at huda@pcrf.net
and type "volunteer" in the subject field of your
email.
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