Giving Back To My Community

After graduating from college, the plan is to become a sociologist or social worker. I am a university degree in one of these fields and I'd like to influence my community in various ways. First of all, I would like to give advice to young people who are likely to get lost, with knowledge gained from the university. In today's society, there are many factors that adversely affect young people. I would like to help them understand the importance of setting goals and working to become a productive citizen. I also hope that they will give them hope that they can be a wonderful example for other young people by perseverance.

Secondly, I have worked as a community volunteer for several years. Being a community volunteer helped me to understand that by acquiring a college degree I can help influence the lives of many homeless people. Recently, as a volunteer at United Methodist Metro Department, many homeless people were surprised that I was planning to finish high school almost and attend university. One person who got the chance to meet me became sad because I could not even write my name. I think he can lose his life forever as he can not read or write. Perhaps this is one reason for his economic poverty. The relationship with this person motivates me to continue formal education so that I can help those who seem to get lost.

Furthermore, in order to acquire the degree of a university as a sociologist or a social worker, it is necessary to participate in the lives of social, mental and economically disadvantaged people.

One of the values ​​planted by my parents is to return to the community. I'm glad I could live a better life than most people, and I am happy to have parents who plant me the importance of giving back to the community. Last weekend I spent a lot of time on Neurofibromatosis, Inc (but my fifth year financing). A cycling event was held. I am a member of the Greater Boston Argentina Jewish Relief Commission and I am also the trustee of my apartment association.

My community did a lot of things for me. To repay my community is the least I can do. To live in my community, I will be mine of today. My community is a fairly small community that everyone knows everyone, spreads both hands and greets each other with a gentle heart. What I grew up in this community showed me how to be a caring, caring and knowledgeable person. On the other hand, all taxpayers are books and other things that I can go to school without paying me. I think it important to give back to the community. I need something to return to me. By giving back to my community, other kids can do the same things I did and share the same love

When I repay the community, I have new self-awareness and goals. Feedback helps you understand the situation if your employer has the opportunity to participate in a community encouragement event, or if you find an enthusiastic organization or career. It also provides new energy and focuses on important matters. No one is a superhero. To do that, it is necessary to live a productive and comfortable life in the village in the workplace. On the contrary, this is not only for people with children. We all need help. All of us need a village. Something adds up very quickly, before they know it, they are huge rocks, you can not get rid of it. Instead of relying on your own village - or personal board - to help you. Do not forget to return