Which spunout volunteer are you?
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At spunout, we have lots of different volunteer roles for young people aged 16-25. You will be able to share your voice, creativity and meet other young people while making a change in the lives of others. Take the quiz below to find out which role would suit you best!
Which of these would be your go to TV show?
Something happens in the news that grabs your attention, do you?
Which picture do you relate to most?
I would prefer to volunteer….
Favourite activity?
How much time do you want to give to volunteering?
You are involved in a play, which role would you have?
A friend asks you for advice, what do you do?
Which word describes you best?
Which spunout volunteer are you?
Content Contributor
You are someone who is creative and likes to share your own experiences in the hope of helping other people. You would be a great fit to write articles, create podcasts or share your story through videos to help other young people in Ireland who may have similar experiences to you feel less alone. Sharing your own story is an impactful form of advocacy that we've seen having a lasting impact in peoples' lives. Fill out our short application form to find out more about volunteering with spunout.
Proofreader!
You are someone who is honest and likes to be behind the scenes. You like to read and learn about topics by researching them or listening to podcasts. You would be a great fit to proofread our articles before they are published on our site. Fill out our short application form to find out more about volunteering with spunout.
Action Panel Member!
You are someone who is outspoken, loves to learn from others and share your thoughts on issues you are passionate about. You like to take action, be an advocate for others and you're more than happy to share your opinion when asked. You would be a great fit to help influence what campaigns we run and keep us up to date with what's going on for young people in Ireland. Fill out our short application form to find out more about volunteering with spunout.
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