volunteers
Coverage of volunteers in the Nexus archive.
- Election volunteers say process is 'incredibly safe' as officials remind voters how to make sure their ballot is counted
Hawaii election officials and volunteers emphasized the security of the ballot counting process ahead of Saturday's primary election. Approximately 22% of ballots have been processed so far.
- CJP to hold two-day strategy meet in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar from August 5, rules out launching political party
CJP will hold a two-day strategy meet in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar from August 5 and has ruled out launching a political party. Following the meet, the organization plans to conduct a nationwide listening tour to gather input from volunteers on youth needs and aspirations.
- Volunteers clear brook to reduce flood risk
Volunteers have cleared Syston Brook to prepare for potential rain after a hot summer caused it to dry out. The effort aims to reduce flood risk by maintaining the waterway.
- ‘We stared into an abyss’: the heroes battling to tame France’s ‘megafire’
Firefighters and volunteers battle a 'megafire' in France that forced 200,000 people to evacuate, consuming 42,000 hectares of forestland west of Bordeaux. The blaze, though contained, continues to erupt daily, straining emergency services and amateur aid groups.
- White Rock Boathouse operator accused of locking residents out
The White Rock Boathouse, located on city park land, is operated by a private entity accused of restricting access to certain rowing coaches and volunteers.
- How firefighters and volunteers supported by water planes imposed a major setback to the Gironde fire as it was about to swallow more homes
Firefighters and volunteers, supported by water planes, successfully contained a fire near Lanton, Gironde, on July 29, 2026, preventing it from spreading to more homes. The fire reignited in the forest but faced a major setback due to the coordinated efforts.
- From deer to hedgehogs: Wildfires devastate France's wildlife
Wildfires in southwest France are causing thousands of wild animals, including deer and hedgehogs, to perish or require rescue. Firefighters and volunteers are working to save animals unable to outrun the flames or access food and water.
- Cats, dogs and horses: Rescuing the pets caught in France’s wildfires
Wildfires in Gironde, France, four times the size of Paris, have forced thousands to evacuate, with many leaving their pets behind. Volunteers are working to rescue the animals affected by the fires.
- How volunteers are helping forest wildlife survive their blazing habitats
Wildfires in France have severely impacted wildlife, including deer, smaller mammals, and insects. Volunteers are working in affected areas to search for and rehabilitate surviving animals.
- Wildfires in France: Volunteers put smiles back on evacuees' faces in Bordeaux
Over 1,000 evacuees from wildfires in Gironde are sheltering in Bordeaux’s exhibition centre, where volunteers have organized activities and logistical support. The effort aims to provide comfort and stability to those displaced by the fires.
- France fires: Why firefighters are cutting down trees to create firebreaks
Firefighters in France are cutting down trees to create firebreaks to combat wildfires. Volunteers are monitoring flare-ups near Sainte-Hélène in Gironde, southwestern France.
- Army of volunteers descend on Bordeaux to fight gigantic 'firestorm' threatening to engulf city as Brits are warned to stay away and tourist hotspots are reduced to ashes
An army of volunteers is fighting a massive firestorm threatening to engulf Bordeaux, with Brits advised to avoid the area as tourist attractions are destroyed by the blaze.
- Python found in waste bundle at Koyilandy material collection facility; probe launched
A live python was discovered in a waste bundle at Koyilandy's material collection facility, prompting an investigation. Volunteers revealed the incident during a ward-level meeting, highlighting the distressing experience.
- ‘A great thrill’: baby puffin is first one seen on Dorset coast in three decades
A baby puffin, the first seen on the Dorset coast in three decades, was spotted by volunteers working to protect the last known regular nesting site on the mainland of southern England. The discovery followed years of efforts by volunteers monitoring cliff crevices for the seabird.
- Gambia: Mental Health Is Disability Inclusion - How Volunteers, Schools and Communities Are Changing the Conversation
The article from Foroyaa's Environmental Column highlights efforts in Gambia to address mental health as a form of disability inclusion, emphasizing the roles of volunteers, schools, and communities in reshaping public perception.
- The underwater harvest hoping for a bumper crop
Volunteers harvest seagrass seeds in a bid to boost underwater meadows in the south of England. The initiative aims to support the growth of these meadows through seed collection.
- Volunteers sew 'Pockets of Hope' into free sweatshirts for women recovering from mastectomy
Volunteers create free sweatshirts with 'Pockets of Hope' for women recovering from mastectomy. The adaptive clothing is provided to support their recovery process.
- Volunteers sew 'Pockets of Hope' into free sweatshirts for women recovering from mastectomy
Volunteers create sweatshirts with 'Pockets of Hope' to provide adaptive clothing for women recovering from mastectomy. The initiative offers free clothing to support women during their recovery process.
- Russian Authorities Deploy Teachers to Gas Stations to Manage Drivers
Russian regional authorities are addressing a fuel deficit caused by Ukrainian strikes on oil infrastructure by deploying teachers and volunteers to gas stations. Measures include rationing fuel based on license plate numbers in some regions.
- Venezuelan doctors convert restaurant into a clinic after earthquake
Venezuelan doctors in La Guaira have converted a fast-food restaurant into an emergency clinic following an earthquake. Volunteers are providing medical care in the repurposed facility.
- How a 40-year project helped save little terns
A 40-year project has helped save little terns, a marine bird species threatened by high tides and beachgoers, through volunteer efforts.
- Bangladesh relocates refugees after landslide kills at least 5 children
Authorities in Bangladesh's Rohingya refugee camps are relocating people from risky areas after a landslide killed at least 5 children. The relocation efforts use loudspeakers, volunteers, and community leaders to ensure safety.
- My Hero: Leaders at Camp Rainbow
Camp Rainbow is a summer camp for kids with disabilities, supported by volunteers highlighted in the 'My Hero' series. The article features compassionate volunteers who create a magical experience for campers.
- Volunteers hoping for more help in watching Hawaiian monk seal Rocky and her pup at Nimitz Beach
Volunteers are monitoring Rocky, a Hawaiian monk seal, and her new pup at Nimitz Beach in Kalaeloa to ensure their safety and undisturbed bonding during a seven-week period.
- Great Highway measure to reopen coastal road set to qualify for November ballot
Volunteers collected 15,626 signatures for a measure to reopen the Great Highway on weekdays and maintain weekend park access. The measure is set to qualify for the November ballot.
- Families demand help with recovering Venezuela's quake victims
Families in Venezuela are demanding assistance to recover victims of an earthquake. Rescuers and volunteers are working at the site of a collapsed building in Caraballeda, La Guaira state.
- Volunteers to shoot dead eight prisoners in Idaho's new $1million killing chamber: 'It can be prolonged and agonizing'
Volunteers will execute eight prisoners using Idaho's new $1 million killing chamber, which can cause prolonged and agonizing deaths. The method involves a lethal injection process administered by unpaid participants.
- After the Venezuela earthquake, 'it's the people helping the people, and that's how it's been for a long time'
Volunteers and emergency workers are searching for survivors in the rubble of a collapsed building in Caraballeda, Venezuela, following an earthquake. The article highlights a tradition of mutual aid among people in the aftermath of the disaster.
- Comptroller flags key failures in evacuation, rehabilitation, of October 7 wounded
A report by the Comptroller highlights significant failures in the evacuation and rehabilitation of individuals injured on October 7, citing a lack of policy, coordination, data, funding, and poor synchronization between government, volunteers, and donors.
- Venezuelans angry with government as time runs out to rescue survivors
Venezuelans express anger toward the government as residents and volunteers work urgently to rescue survivors from rubble. The government is perceived as abandoning efforts to save lives during the crisis.
- Austria once denied its Nazi past. Now it sends young people abroad to confront it
Austria, which once denied its Nazi past, now sends young volunteers abroad to work with nonprofits preserving Holocaust memory. These volunteers replace military service with international efforts to honor Holocaust victims.
- Venezuela earthquake rescue team of volunteers from Britain left stranded at airport for more than 24 hours - as disaster death toll passes 1,400
A volunteer rescue team from Britain assisting in Venezuela's earthquake response was stranded at the airport for over 24 hours as the disaster's death toll exceeded 1,400.
- Scammers target Merrillville tornado victims with fake cleanup bills, police warn
Scammers are targeting Merrillville residents recovering from a tornado with fake cleanup bills, as fraudsters solicit payments for work done by volunteers, according to police warnings.
- With a sledgehammer and a shovel, volunteers raced to save passengers in Texas plane crash
Volunteers used a sledgehammer and shovel to rescue passengers after a business jet crashed on a dark Texas highway, knocking down light poles and trailing sparks.
- Our people recruit criminals from other states to perpetrate crime in Edo – Okpebholo
Governor Okpebholo accused local people of recruiting criminals from other states to commit crimes in Edo. Volunteers are now stationed in forests to prevent criminals from settling in the state.
- The Virginia Aquarium awards $25,000 in scholarships to seven volunteers
The Virginia Aquarium's Volunteer League awarded approximately $25,000 in scholarships to seven volunteers through the Virginia Aquarium Foundation. The scholarships were given to recent 2026 high school graduates selected via an application process requiring around 125 aquarium volunteer hours.
- Remote volunteers use CCTV to save red squirrels
Volunteers are using remote CCTV monitoring to help protect red squirrels. The project enables remote participation in defending the species through footage analysis.
- Volunteers could revive scarce bog insect numbers
Volunteers are working to revive scarce bog insect numbers. The project's long-term goal is to reintroduce the wetland insect to more sites.
- 'Worrying' pollution in Cotswolds river - volunteers
Volunteers in the Cotswolds recorded high phosphate and nitrate levels in a river, raising concerns about pollution. They have urged the Environment Agency to investigate the issue.
- American missing in Japan found dead in mountainous area near Kyoto
James 'Weston' Higginbotham, an Auburn student, was found dead in a mountainous area near Kyoto by volunteers. His mother confirmed his death in a Facebook post.