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365 ways to change the world: How to make a difference - one day at a time / Norton, Michael 2005  Book
Norton, Michael Book
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Publication New York, Free Press, 2005.
Description 390pGreen spine
Summary/Abstract The ultimate answer for anyone who has ever asked "how can I make a difference?", this ingenious handbook shows how the smallest actions can impact on your local community and the wider world.
Standard Number 9780743297783 Pb.
Key Words Voluntarism  IBDP  Change (Psychology)  CAS  Conduct of life. 
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Chicken soup for the volunteer's soul: stories to celebrate the spirit of courage, caring and community / Canfield, Jack (Ed.) 2002  Book
Canfield, Jack (Ed.) Book
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Publication Florida, Health communications, 2002.
Description xx, 361pWhite spine
Summary/Abstract First person accounts of volunteer work with stories to celebrate the spirit of comunity, caring and courage.
Standard Number 9780757300146 Pb.
Key Words IGCSE  CARING  Conduct of life  Voluntarism  Helping behaviour  Volunteers 
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ID:   019779


Helping animals / Parker, Vic 2012  Book
Parker, Vic Book
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Publication London, Raintree Publishers, 2012.
Description 32pBlack Spine
Series I can make a difference
Summary/Abstract There are animals that need help both in your local area and in other parts of the world. Learn how you can volunteer to look after animals or the habitats they live in, and how you can raise money so that other people can do these things.
Standard Number 9781406234398 Hb.
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Helping family and friends / Parker, Vic 2012  Book
Parker, Vic Book
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Publication London, Raintree Publishers, 2012.
Description 32pBlack Spine
Series I can make a difference
Summary/Abstract Provides information and steps to help family and friends, including doing chores, babysitting, and visiting.
Standard Number 9781406234404 Hb.
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ID:   019780


Helping in the community / Parker, Vic 2012  Book
Parker, Vic Book
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Publication London, Raintree Publishers, 2012.
Description 32pBlack Spine
Series I can make a difference
Summary/Abstract Learn about ways in which you can help to make their community better.
Standard Number 9781406234411 Hb.
Key Words Voluntarism  ACTION  Volunteers  Lexile NC940L  INITIATIVE 
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Helping the environment / Parker, Vic 2012  Book
Parker, Vic Book
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Publication London, Raintree Publishers, 2012.
Description 32pBlack Spine
Series I can make a difference
Summary/Abstract Explains what volunteering is, why it is important, and how we can volunteer to help the environment.
Standard Number 9781406234428 Hb.
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It's our world, too!: Young people who are making a difference. / Hoose, Phillip 1993  Book
Hoose, Phillip Book
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Edition 2002
Publication USA, Sunburst, 1993.
Description x, 166pOcre Spine
Summary/Abstract A collection of essays about children who have made notable achievements, arranged in the categories "Taking a Stand," "Reaching Out to Others," "Healing the Earth," and "Creating a Safer Future," accompanied by a handbook for young activists.
Contents Preface A History: Young Activists Who Went Before You Part One Young People Who Are Making a Difference TAKING A STAND Neto Villareal and Andy Percifield : A young football star and a student leader work together to stand up to racist fans. Sarah Rosen : An Indiana sixth-grader fights sexism in her school. Norvell Smith : A girl stands up to gangs in Chicago. John DeMarco : A thirteen-year-old Philadelphian risks his own safety and happiness to report a neighborhood crime. REACHING OUT TO OTHERS Justin Lebo : A New Jersey boy rebuilds bikes and gives them away to kids without wheels. Dwaina Brooks : A fifth-grader feeds the homeless people of Dallas, Texas. Beni Seballos : A California teenager conquers her fear and learns to help elderly patients with serious diseases. James Ale : After seeing his friend hit by a car, a nine-year-old Florida boy persuades city officials to build a park in a crowded neighborhood. HEALING THE EARTH Andrew Holleman : A twelve-year-old boy outhustles a developer to save a precious place. Founders of the Children's Rain Forest : Gradeschoolers from Sweden start a multimillion-dollar fund drive to preserve rain forest land in Costa Rica. Joel Rubin : A Maine teenager takes on a giant corporation to save dolphins. CREATING A SAFER FUTURE Arn Chorn : A Cambodian boy who was taken from his family and turned into a soldier uses the story of his life to build hope for children. Linda Warsaw and Kids Against Crime : A California girl turns her nightmare into a national support group for young people. The Children's Statue for Peace : Hundreds of New Mexico kids set out to build a statue for peace in the birthplace of the atom bomb. Part Two: How They're Doing It: A Handbook for Young Activists Section One: Why Get Involved? Section Two: How to Get Started Choose a Project You Really Care About Find Others to Work With Write a Vision Statement Don't Let Adults Take Over Research Before You Plunge Develop Your Own Information Create a Work Plan Section Three: Ten Tools for Change Write a Letter Use a Petition to Build Support Speak Out Use the Media Ask for Money and Other Support Boycott Lobby Help Elect Whom You Want Protest and Demonstrate Negotiate Section Four: Using the Tools Together Section Five: Resources Thank-You and Photo Credits
Standard Number 9780374336226 Pb.
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The Red Cross Movement - World Watch / Bingham, Jane 2003  Book
Bingham, Jane Book
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Publication Great Britain, Hodder Wayland, 2003.
Description 48pBlack and Orange Spine
Series World Watch
Summary/Abstract The global organizations at the centre of the books in this series attempt to confront critical quality-of-life issues for all of humanity. They raise awareness and challenge conplacency, fight for causes and influence political and social decisions. This book describes the history and structure of the Red Cross Movement and examines its neutral humanitarian values and activities. Also describes the impact of the movement's International work and the challenges it faces in future.
Contents The Red Cross Takes Action The History of the Movement How the Movement Works Challenges for the Movement Action in Wartime The Movement in the Communitity The Future
Standard Number 0750243325 Hb.
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