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Youth Volunteering 

Young people volunteer to:

• Gain work experience for UCAS applications
• Learn new skills
• Meet new people
• Feel useful
• Increase your confidence
• Help other people
• Receive training
• Add to your C.V.
• Gain Qualifications

There are many types of volunteering opportunities including:

• Working with people
• Working with children
• Environment and conservation
• Sport
• Office and IT
• Volunteer driving
• Arts, media and music
• Retail shops

The Millennium Volunteer Scheme is ...

• A UK-wide scheme, administered in Wales by the Welsh Assembly Government
• Gives recognition to young people aged 16-24 for their volunteering activities
• Certificates awarded for 50, 100 and 200 hours of volunteering
• 200 hours certificate signed by Welsh Assembly Government First Minister Rhodri Morgan
• Incurred out of pocket expenses are paid

Why become a Millennium Volunteer ...

• MV is a scheme which ‘adds value’ to volunteering by young people
• It can help develop your skills and qualifications
• Improve your job prospects
• Experience important for your UCAS application
• If you’re already volunteering up to 50 hours can be backdated for MV
• If you’re volunteering anyway (e.g. D of E) it’s really easy to become a MV as well
• To get certificates for your Progress File and to list on your CV
• To have fun!!

To find out more contact us on the details below.

PAVS Youth Volunteering Fair

23rd September More...

To register with PAVS Volunteering Pembrokeshire download the Millennium Volunteer Registration Form and send to:

PAVS Office

36/38 High Street

Haverfordwest

Pembrokeshire

SA61 2DA

If you are a registered Millennium Volunteer, please click the links for Record of Hours Forms and Expense Claim Forms.