Read the text. Match the titles to the paragraphs of the text. One title is extra.

1. HELP THE YOUNG AND THE OLD
2. PREPARE YOURSELF FOR MEDICAL CAREER
3. KEEP YOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD TIDY AND HUMAN
4. A PHONE AS A TOOL OF HELP
5. JOIN US AT THE SHELTER!
6. A WIDE CHOICE
7. Assist and get Assisted

Voluntary Work in the USA

A. There are many different types of youth volunteer opportunities for teens who are looking for early career experience and ways to serve the community. Volunteer jobs can be found in almost every non-profit organisation, at health care centers, community recreation organizations, and public service agencies. Young people who volunteer can work in an office, work with children, help in hospitals, or perform any number of other jobs, depending on their skills and goals.

B. Youth volunteer opportunities as office and fundraising assistants typically are available at not-for-profit groups. Often, these groups need people to work with telephone calls. To fill these jobs, they typically look for young people who want to earn some job experience and help the community at the same time. These jobs can involve routine office tasks like filing and using the telephone.

C. There are also a lot of youth volunteer opportunities for teens who want to work with kids and people with special needs. Volunteer work can be found at nursing homes, day care centers, and social service organizations. Teens will often have the opportunity to work directly with clients and their families, offering general support to the regular staff. Volunteer jobs include reading to clients, playing games and sports with kids, helping to prepare meals, and going along as a chaperone (сопровождающий) on public outings.

D. For young people who want to get involved in health care, many youth volunteer opportunities are available in hospitals, doctor's offices, and dental offices. These volunteer positions may include helping office staff, helping health care professionals, transporting patients, and giving out reading materials.

E. Young people looking for youth volunteer opportunities to serve their general community often find unpaid community service jobs. These can include cleaning up parks and roadside trash, working in community recreation centers, and volunteering with social service agencies. Teens can also volunteer their time with religious and civic organizations.

F. In some areas, teen volunteer work programmes are referred to as a youth corps. These groups provide both volunteer work experience and room and board for young people. Often, young men and women who have gone through some life challenges and don't have a clear career path may participate in youth programmes like this.