Rhona from California Rhona became a trained Crisis Responder during the Fall of 2017 through a Random Acts Sponsorship and… Read more Volunteers of the Month
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Inside The Life of an IMAlive Volunteer
Chantal From Ontario Canada – I am a a Psychology student and I am volunteering with IMAlive because of the… Read more Inside The Life of an IMAlive Volunteer
Inside The Life of an IMAlive Volunteer
Sarah from Long Island, NY and Boston, MA – I volunteer with IMAlive as I have chosen to dedicate my life… Read more Inside The Life of an IMAlive Volunteer
National Post Traumatic Stress Disorder: PTSD is Real
“…remember that PTSD is real even if the person was never in combat” #NationalPTSDAwareness Day #PTSD
Volunteers of the Month
Kirsten from California Kirsten joined IMAlive as a trained Crisis Responder in the Winter of 2018 through a Random Acts… Read more Volunteers of the Month
Inside The Life of an IMAlive Volunteer
Angela from the Netherlands I strongly believe that the smallest gesture can cause the biggest impact. When I stumbled across… Read more Inside The Life of an IMAlive Volunteer
Volunteers of the Month – March
Wilson from Malaysia Wilson joined IMAlive in the Fall of 2017 through a generous donation given towards the process in… Read more Volunteers of the Month – March
Volunteer Recognition Day: A Message to Supervisors from Your Volunteers
Here at IMAlive we are so fortunate to have a team of phenomenal Volunteers and Supervisors who work together endlessly… Read more Volunteer Recognition Day: A Message to Supervisors from Your Volunteers
Volunteer Recognition Day: A Message to Volunteers from Your Supervisors
Here at IMAlive we are so fortunate to have a team of phenomenal Volunteers and Supervisors who work together endlessly… Read more Volunteer Recognition Day: A Message to Volunteers from Your Supervisors
National Reach as High as You Can Day: Small Steps Go a Long Way
Many would say that one of the most irresponsible statement to stand by in 2019 is “Follow Your Dreams”. Irresponsible… Read more National Reach as High as You Can Day: Small Steps Go a Long Way
