Sentence examples for dependent on volunteer from inspiring English sources

The JVS is entirely dependent on volunteer work.

This makes the projects slightly less dependent on volunteer development efforts and enhances their credibility.

The current strategy is highly dependent on volunteer CHWs (there are only two paid government staff responsible for supporting and supervising 50 voluntary CHWs).

According to the report, problems occur when the relationship between the community and volunteers becomes too one-way, with community members dependent on volunteers for skills and NGOs reluctant to share their knowledge.

Wild lands, by contrast, are mostly on their own, dependent on volunteers like Mr. Beebe and Ms. Prevo.

For Ukip and the Greens this was a rare instance of agreement: core services like the NHS should not be dependent on volunteers.

"When you're a number of people short of being able to fulfill the assignments, then I didn't want to be dependent on volunteers if it didn't work," she said.

It's still free, still dependent on volunteers and the local community (the security guards are the only people who get paid), and there will be samba, poetry, knitting, drawing – and, of course, strawberries.

While the food-box programs work on a small, local scale, local agencies do not have the resources to pack or deliver boxes to millions of people and are often dependent on volunteers, he said.

And the big new group who are really suffering are working families". FareShare is dependent on volunteers, to help get deliveries in, catalogue them, and then make up the packages for distribution.

The council is heavily dependent on volunteers.