Help Our
Wheels Go Around

provides its services free of charge. It depends on grants, donations, and volunteers who share our vision and want to support the promotion of quality interpersonal networking for children and youth around the world.
By joining as a volunteer, you will become a member of the Kidlink interpersonal volunteer network. Most members are classroom teachers. There are also grandparents, aunts and uncles, other parents, kids, and plain interested adults.
You will be exposed to objectives, plans, experiences, challenges, conditions, curriculums, needs, and concerns of teachers and parents. Key people striving to empower our children. They will tell about what they do, and ask for guidance. If you don't know the answer, call on your friends in the Kidlink volunteer network for help.
Those you help will begin to share with you. Your exposure may lead to invitations for projects, presentations, and open up other exiting opportunities.
You may want to work directly with kids, with teachers, or maybe you prefer to help out in some important "back office" function.
Your choice.

Areas looking for help

Where to go depends on what you want to do:

Your area of interest		Users looking for help
Direct support of kids or students		Approving Responses to the four questions
Teacher support		Users of Who-Am-I? Users of Kidlink's teacher conferences Users of Kidproj services Users of Kidforum services Users of Real-time Interactive Services
Web publishing		All users in all languages
Listserv management		Contact the Listserv Management Team
Programming and technical		Contact Bonnie Thurber
General user support		Contact the User support team
Fundraising		Contact Odd de Presno
Other		Contact Odd de Presno and check the list of "other jobs."

If you cannot easily find who to contact from the links above, try our organization pages, where we recognize our volunteers' efforts. Those who have contributed considerably are recognized in the Kidlink Hall of Fame.

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