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Contacting the International Office
Please contact your local country group as the first point of contact with PBI.
Because of resource limitations we regret that the PBI International Office cannot provide personalised responses to most enquiries. We hope that our responses to the most commonly asked questions below will provide you with the information that you need.
If you have read these responses and find that your query has not been dealt with, please complete the form below and we will try to reply if we feel we can be of assistance.
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Our staff at the International Office have many tasks and limited time. Your interest is important to us, but we may not be able to respond for a week or ten days. Feel free to send a reminder if we do not respond within two weeks.
Frequently asked questions
- How can I become a supporter of a PBI country group?
- How can I become a volunteer on a PBI team in the field?
- I'm interested in a paid job with PBI
- I and/or my organization needs help. Can PBI do something?
- How can I become an intern/volunteer in a country group office?
- How can I become a volunteer translator?
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