Niños De Morelia

People to do see them how valuable they are. Nobody like to be critiqued by others, but something sad about this world is that most of people do. It’s easy to critic and see the bad things that others do, the hard thing is to try to listening and under thing others. Anyway in Texas, juvenile jail for under 18 immigrants, rulers were astrictive, for instance we could out to the jail’s yard one hour a day and while that time, most of the youths were playing soccer because they loved; I also realized that other young loved dancing, singing, drawing, and make things by hands, most of them were so talents. In addition, I was having living there for two months. I wanted to looking for the way to show them how talent, they were, but for do it I need something better than word. I need actions and examples that show it to them; after a while of thinking about it. I came with the conclusion to ask to the staff there and get from them ideas, that could give me a gin about, what to do? to make possible motivate the kids from there, by showing their abilities. anyway when I asked to some of the staff for ideas no all reacting positive about it; some of them said it to me, “I can see your good intension; Carlos, but the only talent that I can see in most of them is to scream, and fight each other’’ this kind of negative commentaries didn’t stop me to continuo to looking for a way to organize something

Around the globe there are many who are at a state of no access to food. Not only does this effect the homeless, but also those with a family and children. Because of their low income or environmental state and even poverty, not everyone has a fair chance of a proper nutrition. This is where the role of food banks comes into place as it limits these problems to these individuals. Through charitable events at school, I have participated in giving canned food items or food items that will not rot within a couple of years or months. Participating in these events not only gave me a ticket to partake in the well-being for others, but it also gave me a more understanding as to how many people are really impacted with hunger as well as other forms of their needs.

Project Based Learning is a teaching method that allows students to gain knowledge and skills by working for an extended period of time to investigate and respond to an engaging and complex question, problem, or challenge. Through this approach students acquire a deeper knowledge through active exploration of real-world challenges and problems. Beautiful Stuff! is a book written by Cathy Weisman Topal and Lella Gandini that shares the journey of real teachers in a real school who were inspired by educators from Reggio Emilia, Italy. Cathy Topal spent two mornings a week in the preschool and kindergarten as a visual aid teacher. Lella Gandini consulted with teachers about aspects of the Reggio Emilia approach. The teachers in book Rite Harris and Debbie Grubbs observed and recorded what happens when the focus is on process rather than product in project- based learning. The book provides approaches on how to nurture the creativity of children, which is a key part in a child’s development. In my paper I will summarize the five chapters within the book, along with providing two researched based article on project based learning (PBL), and give insight into my beliefs of project work with children.

In conclusion, hunger in America is at an all time high due to poverty and the economy. The increasingly high number of starving children has gone up over the past years and needs to be stopped. There are government programs set up to help stop hunger in American, such as, SNAP Food Stamps and WIC. We can get involved by volunteering with Feeding America or other non-for-profit organizations set for feeding the hungry. Food donations and monetary donations have always been a great way to help out for those who don’t have the time to donate.

There are many things in our lives that we take for granted, such as food and clothing that are not accessible to a big portion of the population. This surplus of things that most of us have can easily be given to people who are in dire need of them. Personally, I had an abundance of clothes from when I was younger. They were things I was never going to wear again and were simply being stored, unused. Knowing that, I decided to donate the clothes to an organization that will then donate it to people who need it. My contribution was going to help someone out there in need and that felt significant. Food is also something that a lot of people do not have access to. From my peers, I notice that a

During the time I spent volunteering at John C. Lincoln’s Food Bank, I was able to provide food, individual hygiene items, and infant supplies to families struggling to obtain these critical items for their families. When I first arrived at the food bank, I spent time constructing care packages with soap, toothbrushes, personal wipes, and other essential items for health care. Later in the day, I had the unique opportunity to assist with the simulated grocery store within the food bank. The structure of the store allowed individuals receiving food to feel as though they were actively participating instead of passively accepting food and feeling helpless. Overall, I was able to instill a sense of self-efficiency in individuals who were struggling to provide for their families while personally interacting and sharing my time in a meaningful way.

I’m learning also the proper documentation to get started along with additional information. There are key points of safe food handling that everyone involved should know. I now have a better understanding of who will be served, how to setup a small food pantry/bank as well as where the food will come from. Another key point, is to have some idea how much food will be needed to service my area. The government offers many different grants to support food banks/pantries in the county if one so desire. Nonetheless, my ministry of helps encourages me more in feeding the clients naturally and spiritually to those less fortunate and lack in the knowledge of Jesus Christ. This experience has broadened my awareness of so many (young and old) clients that are truly hungry for the Word of God. Through the passion I have for the people, I believe I can now make a valuable difference in their lives. As I infuse evangelism with the natural food there is always Scriptures, the Daily Bread also other devotional material available to the clients. I ask God to keep me humble being the attentive listener to what the people really desire. Evangelizing in the food ministry has many faces. Nevertheless, I pray for a teachable spirit as my goal on this journey is to discover new ways to reach God’s people through various situations from others. It is important to share the same way we

Every Wednesday and Friday, I served with the Last Call 4 Grace ministry. I helped provide meals for people who barely have a roof over their heads. First, the other volunteers and I formed an assembly line. Then, we packed food in to go boxes. On Wednesday of the first week, we packed pizza and brownies. On Friday, we packed hot dogs, potato chips, and cookies. During the following week, we packed burritos for the first day and rice with broccoli for the second. In addition to the main meal, we also provided bread, Halloween candy, and other sweets.

The general members of the parish help out with these ministries by signing up at the entrance of the church or contacting the parish office. Members of Mountaineer Catholics are strongly encouraged to participate in these ministries by signing up as well. Many of the members do participate because they feel that it helps them grow in their faith and bring their heart closer to God. I talked to another member of the club, Abby Jo Lutz, who is a board member of Mountaineer Catholics. She is involved with Sarah’s Table. Sarah’s Table was formed to help out the people of Morgantown who are looking for a meal. On every Sunday, Abby Jo Lutz, helps serve a Sunday Lunch to the hungry people of Morgantown. “It is a great way to give back by cooking a meal,” says Abby. She thinks that cooking a meal for the homeless is one of the best opportunities that she has ever taken advantage of. In the process of speaking to the members of the Mountaineer Catholics, I began to realize that the members of this club are truly committed and passionate about leading and helping

While I admire American Community Churches and other organizations for their devotion to their acts of charity, I also noticed some neglected facts. For example, there exists a common perception about food bank playing a vital role in resolving poverty, but the public selectively neglects the fact that food

Introduction La Nana is a 2009 comedy-drama film, directed by Sebastián Silva and co-written by Silva and Pedro Peirano. It has won numerous awards since its premiere at the 25th Annual Sundance Film Festival. The film has had much critical acclaim, particularly for Catalina Saavedra's award-winning performance as the lead character. Raquel is a shy and emotionally distant maid who literally doesn't have a life besides her role within the house. Other than being with this family, she has no life of her own.

Have you ever wondered where you would rest your head at night? Where you would find your next meal? How would support your family given unforeseen sudden circumstances? I’ve never thought about the importance of these questions until a recent experience I had volunteering at a food pantry. There are organizations whose main purpose is to help those in need and provide resources to members of the community who are going through difficult times. A food pantry is a non-profit community serviced organization that provides members of the community with groceries and resources. From volunteering at this food pantry I learned more than ever to never “judge a book, by its cover”, or in other words, even though I person may look well put together on the outside, you never know what it is they are dealing with on the inside. I’ve encountered homeless members of the community, people who have suffered from physical abuse, and people who have experienced unexpected disasters such as house fires to expected job layoffs while volunteering at a food pantry. I’ve also come to appreciate everything that I have in my life from the roof over my head to the food in my stomach and that some people are less fortunate than me.

     Blessed are the merciful, for they shall see God. How can someone who has so much not even spare one can of food for someone who has none. Is it fair for all of us to have so much and some people have nothing? What is there to do? We need to be able to give some of what we have to those people. It is not right to have so much when your neighbor is starving. Be merciful and give to someone who has none. As a high school sophomore I do not believe it is fair. I try to help in any way I can even if it is just one can of food I know I can spare it because there are probably five more of the same thing in the closet. So if everyone just gave one thing it will make a bigger difference then

Feeding the five thousand sends a deep message to each and everyone of us Catholics. The deep message of this miracle is sharing. When the crowd was hungry, the disciples only had five loaves of bread and two fishes, Jesus felt compassion for the people and miraculously fed the five thousand. His actions for the people showed that he had compassion and love for the people and their needs. Jesus was being an example to us so we can follow him by feeding the poor and by also helping them to feed themselves . Even the smallest acts of kindness to others like for example donating food to food banks or simply smiling to others will please God in heaven and it will make us happier. This passage has made me realize that every miracle starts with

While working, my friend and I had some of the homeless folks giving us candy and cookies. Honestly, I did not want to have any but people felt offended when I refused to take their offers, so I ended up taking everything I was given. During meals people would make sure not to throw away food, so if they were something they did not like, they would walk around offering people their leftovers. It was touching how the homeless people always shared the little they had, and they referred to each other as brothers.