What kind of volunteer service can young people participate in to help the community?

1. What kind of volunteer service canWhat kind of volunteer service can
young people participate in to helpyoung people participate in to help
the community?the community?
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2. INTRODUCTIONINTRODUCTION
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G: The world has changed drastically in the last few
decades, especially in developed countries, where most
people of young age experience a comfortable life with
almost everything accessible to them, that they tend to
forget about the less fortunate around them.
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3. INTRODUCTIONINTRODUCTION
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I: ‘Volunteer service’ refers to people freely offering to
participate in projects that help others without getting
anything back in return.
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4. INTRODUCTIONINTRODUCTION
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S: While we enjoy receiving the plentiful benefits we
experience in today’s world, yet, we have to learn how to
give back to the community by volunteering in certain
projects that benefit our community, be it old people,
young people, or our environment.
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5. INTRODUCTIONINTRODUCTION
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T: I believe that young people in this generation should
participate in projects that help the community,
especially activities that involve helping children and the
elderly, and also activities that give them a sense of
responsibility.
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6. PEEL 1PEEL 1
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7. PEEL 1PEEL 1
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Point
❖ Young people can participate in volunteer services
that help and cater to the elderly and senior
citizens in the country.
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8. PEEL 1PEEL 1
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Elaboration
❖ By volunteering in projects that require young people
to interact and help these elderly in one way of
another, they would be able to understand the
elderly’s situation, what difficulties they are facing,
their constrains, etc. These youngsters would then be
able to apply what they have learnt in the future,
especially if they are interested in the field of nursing
or medicine.
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9. PEEL 1PEEL 1
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Elaboration (cont.)
❖ By also volunteering for projects that help elderly that
have no family, these youngsters would be able to
make the elderly feel loved and not abandoned, and
also add some colour to their dull days spent alone.
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10. PEEL 1PEEL 1
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Evidence
❖ Chris Dobson, Head of People Support at WRVS, says
that "Volunteering in itself makes people feel good
because they are doing something for others," she
says. "There's a lot that younger people can learn
from older people and vice versa. Beyond that, we can
also offer meaningful work experience to stand young
people in good stead for later.
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11. PEEL 1PEEL 1
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Evidence (cont.)
❖ Our opportunities are great experience if you see your
future career in medicine or nursing, and it's a real
advantage when you're applying to university to say
you've been active in your local community."
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12. PEEL 1PEEL 1
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Link
❖ This way, projects like this not only benefit the young
people, but also the elderly they are helping.
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13. PEEL 2PEEL 2
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14. PEEL 2PEEL 2
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Point
❖ Young people can participate in volunteer services
that help the less fortunate in other countries, such
as those in Africa.
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15. PEEL 2PEEL 2
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Elaboration
❖ By volunteering in projects that require young people
to interact and help these less fortunate people in one
way of another, they would be able to observe what it
is like in the real world, which they might not have
seen in their own country. These youngsters would
then learn to appreciate their lives more, realize how
fortunate they are, and not take what they have for
granted.
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16. PEEL 2PEEL 2
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Elaboration (cont.)
❖ By also volunteering for projects that help elderly that
have no family, the less fortunate would also benefit
as they would be provided aid that would make their
lives a little easier than the normal days.
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17. PEEL 2PEEL 2
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Evidence
❖ Young People We Care volunteers sort potatoes
they harvested for Ambuya Sylvia Nyawera. The
higher-grade potatoes are used for consumption while
the lower-grade ones are left for seed in the next
planting season.
❖ YPWC also gives young people information on HIV
prevention, care and treatment, and trains them in
skills that prepare them for adulthood.
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18. PEEL 2PEEL 2
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Evidence (cont.)
❖ This past farming season, YPWC members helped
Ms. Nyawera plant and harvest about 20 bags of
maize, her biggest crop in five years. They also
assisted her with planting and harvesting potatoes,
thereby significantly improved food security in her
household.
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19. PEEL 2PEEL 2
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Link
❖ This way, volunteering in projects like this not only
benefit the young people, but also the less
fortunate people they are helping.
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20. PEEL 3PEEL 3
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21. PEEL 3PEEL 3
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Point
❖ Young people can participate in volunteer services
that require them to help the country directly or
indirectly.
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22. PEEL 3PEEL 3
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Elaboration
❖ By volunteering in projects that require young people
to give back to the country or help the country, they
would be able to be more appreciative of the
workers that do most of the job for them
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23. PEEL 3PEEL 3
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Elaboration (cont.)
❖ By also volunteering for these projects, these young
people would also be able to learn new skills and
gain new knowledge on what they are doing.
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24. PEEL 3PEEL 3
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Evidence
❖ There was a cleaning-up activity that UNV organized
in cooperation with local development association
Associação para Desenvolvimento de Varela. With the
aim of training and sensitizing the youngsters towards
the importance of cleaning the beach and protecting
the environment, the team mobilized by UNV adapted
and put along the seashore 56 metal containers for
the collection of garbage – an initiative supported by
Lenox and Engen fuel stations.
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25. PEEL 3PEEL 3
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Evidence (cont.)
❖ Although there have been previous cleaning initiatives,
this was the first time that the local population,
especially young people, was involved in such a deep
and committed way. The youth also appears to have
internalized that it is necessary to keep up the work
that was initiated then.
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26. PEEL 3PEEL 3
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Link
❖ Young people should participate in projects that help
the country directly or indirectly to benefit
themselves in many ways.
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27. CONCLUSIONCONCLUSION
❖ In a nutshell, young people should get involved in
projects that allow them to better understand their
community and also appreciate what they have
more. In the long run, the experiences they gain
from volunteering in these activities can be applied
in to their lives in the future, and can also
encourage others around them to be involved in
these projects.
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