What does vollie mean?
Vollie means (Australia, New Zealand, informal) A volunteer..
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/ˈvɒli/ · noun
(Australia, New Zealand, informal) A volunteer..
We’d have better seed corn for future paramedics in the BLS crews, by virtue of them handling more patient care and the rural vollie squads would get regular education and mentoring.
"Over the course of 12 months the brigade responds to dozens of fires and other safety related incidents, so the funding support is greatly appreciated by the vollies," Mr Fishwick said.
In the first winter, we probably had about 20 peeps showing up for kai. Then in 2018, we had a solid team of nine vollies and a maximum of 60 people coming for food. We could handle the jandal.
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Vollie means (Australia, New Zealand, informal) A volunteer..
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We’d have better seed corn for future paramedics in the BLS crews, by virtue of them handling more patient care and the rural vollie squads would get regular education and mentoring.
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