AmeriCorps Tinkers With Volunteer Paperwork Again
Published Date: 6/25/2026
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AmeriCorps Seniors is updating how volunteers fill out applications and report their progress, plus how they share feedback through surveys. These changes affect current and future volunteers, aiming to make forms easier and save time. The agency is asking for public comments before finalizing updates, with no new costs expected and a smooth transition planned.
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