The Contribution Of The Volunteer

volunteering is a person who freely offers to take part in an enterprise or undertake a task. In this report i will talk about the different types of volunteering in the:

The United States, as some can say, is a country known to be a hand in help. Although, they are a help by choice not mandatorly. In the United States there is a great amount of volunteers for many volunteering programs. The amount of volunteers increase through the years for different causes. There are volunteers for schools, churches, sport clubs, and even more. Not only do Americans volunteer but also make donations. Americans do this sincerely from heart, not because it's a law.

I undertook 2 years of volunteering at the local nursing home, which allowed me to experience a new side of healthcare. Feeding and talking to elderly patients with dementia and Alzheimer’s highlighted the importance of empathy in the profession allowing the patients to trust you , along with learning the art of caring whilst working alongside and speaking to the carers. I am grateful to have the opportunity to experience the hidden and less glamorous parts where I witnessed the residents I worked with deteriorate over the time of a year, yet seeing her smile when she looked at me outweighed any pain that would have been caused. Knowing just talking and feeding the patients can make such a big difference in a patient’s life allows me to be

Volunteerism positively reflects an individual's character, showing others of their benevolence and compassion. Organizations such as Family Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) as a whole is very community based, meaning we partake in and organize activities that positively affect the school, its students, and the rest of the community. As President of FCCLA, I participate in numerous community service and community awareness activities. FCCLA has done numerous community projects, such as food drives, coat drives, and toiletry drives, and eventually all of these items were given to the homeless whom we have also volunteered to feed. Moreover, the numerous volunteer opportunities that I have grasped have helped me to establish what career path I want to take in the future, nursing. Doing community service helped me realize that I want to spend my life helping others, doing things that could make a sick person’s day better and help them to stay positive as they heal.

I would like to continue doing volunteering work for 2 main reasons - career related and social responsibility. After I have graduated from college, I might be studying for higher degree or step in my dream, which is to be a social worker. There is always a shadow in my heart, a dark history of being bullied, the first person that I had in contact with and saved me from despair is a social worker. I hope to counsel others like I was reached, to bring brightness to their lives once again. The second reason is that I use to believe that as I belong to the society, I should always do something for a better future. We have the right to take recourses from this society and I should bear the responsibility at the same time for one should not only

The life span period that begins in the early twenties and last through the thirties is known as Early Adulthood. During these time frame individuals establish personal and economic independence. They begin to advancing in career, select a mate, start a family, and rear children (Hollingsworth, 2016). However, there are a lot of other factors that affect some of the norms in this life span development. Therefore, we are going to review a case study of a volunteer, during the duration of this paper I will use “JB” to represent the individual. JB is a twenty-nine-year-old Native American male. He originates from a small town in DeKalb county. However, he is currently enlisted in the United States Army. During the time of the interview he was stationed in North Carolina waiting on his deployment to Germany. In regards to his immediate family, JB is the middle child of three children. He has a younger brother and an older sister. Currently JB is going through the divorce process with his wife.

Americans pride themselves on volunteering, doing good for others out of the care in their heart. Community service is used as punishment for small crimes. If required to do service there is no effort put into the job.

When I was thirteen and in middle school in the year 2006 I had a good friend and she name was Ally who was also thirteen. Ally was never one to deserve the way others acted toward her. People at school bullied her, her family she has left only make it worse. To help her with the pain of her family and classmates she started to volunteer. Ally gave everything to the world, even her own life.

I decided that I was going to write the first part of the paper without reading the chapters because I wanted to see what theories I unknowing believe in. After I wrote the first part I went through each theory and decided if I felt like I could relate parts of my career story to the theories. However, before I go into the theories I wanted to talk about how it surprised me that it did not cross my mind to talk about how my volunteering has influenced my career story until I read about Creating Narratives in the postmodern section of chapter three. I have done more volunteer “jobs” than I have paying jobs. I have to say as a volunteer the biggest lesson I learned was from how people treated you when they realized you were just volunteering.

It is evident that the tradition of volunteerism may have a profound impact on American Society. To some extent, we tend to agree that recruiting methods can be critical for both the decision to volunteer and the settings in which adult people volunteer. Accordingly, Florida Hospital staff believe that volunteers and interns are an important part of their commitment to world-class healthcare and their goal of "extending healing through the ministry of Christ (Volunteers n.d.)." On a significant level, we might need to find out the best recruiting strategies and implementing ideas on how to increase such a vital volunteer population.

Admiring most about doctors’ volunteer work in our community and inspired by my sister’s work in the free clinic, I decide to follow their footprints. I got out of the comfort zone to begin exploring the real world. After receiving many rejection letters, I realized that finding a job is a difficult job, but I did not give up and finally got an offer from the Adventist Hinsdale Hospital.

The Volunteer is a 14-year-old lady who was referred by her mother in order to assess her the client's interest for a career. The parent expressed her daughters interest in attending college, however, the client was fascinated by the concept of becoming a make-up developer and beautician. Therefore, the client was referred by her parent in order to assess the client over parental concerns about the client claiming she needs to attend a four-year college and the career goals that the client has conveyed an interest in. The client did convey that she feels marginalized and frustrated in her mother’s confidence in her ability to achieve a college degree and the necessity of a degree to become a beautician.

I volunteered at the nursing department at Sharp Memorial Hospital in San Diego. This experience provided me with the opportunity to interact with different health professionals and get a meaningful exposure to medical practice. I interacted with patients of various ages, ethnicities, and backgrounds and listened to their problems and concerns. I learned that healthcare is contingent upon the collaborative efforts of many people from different specialties. The roles played by every individual were imperative to maintaining the functions of the hospital and providing best possible treatment to patients.

Who can help students control their anger and make sure they do not take there anger out on anybody else physically? Who can arrange all of the rides that we need to get to all of our school activities? Jennifer Loughren. One of the reasons that she is a hero is because she does volunteer work, she goes beyond the requirements of her job, she helps everybody that is in need of help, she provides rides for all of the school’s activities, and she also helps everybody in any situation.

Volunteering in the community helps develop a connection with the community. Communities are people who help one another to make an impact in someone’s life. Giving back to those that helped one previously can make a difference. Giving up a few hours during the week to volunteer at a summer reading program at the community library can bring joy in some child’s life. Supporting and helping younger children learn in our community brings me pride. Volunteering is a way to give back to your community and gain work experience at the same time.