Synonyms for community service
com·mu·ni·ty ser·vice

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1. community service, public servicenoun

   a service that is performed for the benefit of the public or its institutions

   Synonyms:
   public service

2. community servicenoun

   an unpaid service for the benefit of the public that is performed by lawbreakers as part (or all) of their sentence

   Synonyms:
   public service

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1. Kaila Boulware Sykes:

   Throughout our entire relationship we always did community service work.

2. John Jerome:

   They reconstructed the bill to $ 500,000 and I have to follow all these rules. I had to make promises get a job, do community service, I can't get rearrested, and if I violate any of these conditions, they were going to revoke the money. ... It's like I'm on parole or probation even though I'm free.

3. Dail St. Claire:

   My mother paved a new road for women and minorities, and she paved that road with tenacity, integrity, diligence and community service, for me and all other women, African Americans and other minorities, African Americans legacy is one of hope. African Americans legacy services as inspiration for all and is a powerful example of our limitless capability and strength.

4. Lindsay Lohan:

   I am very grateful to those at Brooklyn Community Services, Duffield and The Ali Forney Center for welcoming me into their services and allowing me to finish my court ordered Community Service hours. Thank you to Shawn and everyone involved for having faith in me and supporting me in getting the job done, i look forward to working with The Ali Forney Center and BCS in the future. Thank you for the inspiration.

5. Seema Verma:

   The Medicaid program was designed for aged or blind or people living with disabilities, pregnant women and children, but now that we've put all these able-bodied individuals (on Medicaid), the program needs to be changed to be more flexible. People that are living in poverty want a pathway out of poverty. They don't want to be in that situation. And so what we're trying to do with the Medicaid program, with allowing states to develop programs that give people an opportunity for job training, for community service … and giving them the skills that they need.