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GEMS MODEL: A META ANALYSIS

Voluntary activities in the community should be practiced as a culture because it can form a united and cooperative society. Therefore, this culture is believed to have a strong influence in ensuring the quality of life and setting aside negative elements. This achievement can be fully implemented if the culture of volunteerism becomes an ongoing practice and effort. The GEMS Model approach is an approach in ensuring that voluntary attitudes will always remain better over time. The meta -analysis of this model is described as a spiral model of the voluntary administration profile. The model consists of four sets of processes; 1) generate, 2) educate, 3) mobilize, and 4) retain, which involves the recruitment or withdrawal of volunteers.