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An ACCM Volunteer Has The Following Rights:

To be respected and treated fairly as an ACCM Volunteer

To be well informed about the organization and changes that are occurring

To be trusted with confidential information on a need to know basis related to my area of volunteer work

To receive volunteer support and encouragement for the work done (this could include volunteer bereavement)

To receive appropriate appreciation and recognition on a regular basis

To have the opportunity to give feedback in the volunteer assignment to their Program Director and the Director of Volunteers.

To be heard, recognized and respected for your own experiences and the expertise you bring to the organization;

To be given opportunities for communications with other volunteers

To work for an organization that is actively opposed to illegal discrimination and HIV/AIDS-phobia

As an ACCM volunteer, I have the right to refuse a client and/or volunteer of any service while under the influence of illegal drugs and/or alcohol

To become a member of ACCM and attend the Annual General Meeting.