How it works
How 4Them works
4Them is a platform that connects students/employees who are required to do community service, with organisations in need (specifically - marginalised). 4Them is a user-friendly website that allows organisations to post ads for support, volunteers to find service opportunities, and teachers/employers to monitor and track progress. We also provide our volunteers with a certificate of hours completed upon request.
Organisations register for support
Organisations post ads with specific time slots, activities, and adequate descriptions of service they require. As well as a nominated administrator, who will be responsible for assisting volunteers. Organisations will be sent an email once a volunteer has booked, prompting them to confirm or decline the booking. Once the service has been completed, the administrator will confirm the volunteer’s hours.
Students/employees book services
School/Business registers and uploads user information. Students/Employees will access the newsfeed of ads. They select and book appropriate dates/timeslots. Upon arrival, the volunteer will meet with the administrator for a briefing on the activities ahead. After completion, the volunteer will be prompted to fill out a reflection box and make comments on the service.
School & Businesses monitor progress
Admins are appointed upon registration and will have the ability to assign teachers/employers to their respective faculties and remove accounts. Teacher’s/employers will be able to log on, access the newsfeed, monitor students/employees progress, and approve reflections. They may also specify and tailor reflection questions to certain year groups, religious/school beliefs, or company ethics.
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Frequently asked questions
Is it safe?
4Them's organisations are strictly vetted via compliance with strict terms and conditions, references, and qualification verifications where necessary.
Who will have access?
Only approved organisations and registered schools/businesses will have access to the 4Them newsfeed. (E.g. Teachers/students, employees/managers, and allocated members of organisations/charities).