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If your children cannot find a salaried summer job, or he or she is too young to find one that’s suitable, volunteer activities might fill those long summer days. The payoff, according to one adult volunteer worker, "comes with reference, learning, and a greater understanding of people--the youngsters themselves, as well as others." Usually the lower age limit for volunteer work is 13 or 14.
   In just about every community, volunteer referral services will help junior high or senior high school students find the right volunteer spot. Recreation departments, boards of education, United Way agencies, hospitals, and even city governments can help, too.
    Your child might be assigned to escort toddlers through a zoo or visit patients in a hospital. He or she might work in a day camp or a day-care center, a botanical garden, a school or nursing home.