How to inform volunteers of Beijing Bao's epidemic prevention report?

Volunteers who sign up for Beijing Epidemic Prevention News will notify individuals by SMS or telephone.

Volunteers who meet the recruitment requirements can fill in the information, and the staff will contact you in time to make an appointment.

The United Nations defines volunteers as "activists who voluntarily serve the public interest without obtaining any benefits, money or reputation". Specifically, it refers to people who can take the initiative to assume social responsibilities, dedicate their personal time and help others without any material return. According to China's specific situation, the definition of volunteers is: "If one's own conditions permit, join relevant organizations, make rational use of existing social resources within the scope of duties, carry out practical, professional, skilled and long-term service activities, help people in need, and do not seek any material, economic and related benefits in return." "

Volunteers are also called volunteers, voluntary workers or volunteers. They are committed to contributing to social progress for free. Voluntary work refers to organized help and participation based on social public welfare responsibility. Its development can be traced back to World War II, when the rise of welfarism led to the collapse of government expenditure in various countries, and the development of voluntary work was to solve the overwhelming needs of society.