My interest in volunteering with PACE is based on a real life
experience. I once schooled in a public school in my area. We were so
many students in a class(about sixty or so) and the teachers were not
able to give us the attention we required. Some teachers would not
attend school, probably because they felt overworked or they were not in
school and so we would go a week without learning.
My parents
managed to transfer me to a private school, but about the other fifty
plus students...what happened to them? Everyday I ask myself what value I
have added to society and if life is worth living without bringing joy
to another soul. Today, education is very important: to live a good
life, one has to be educated.
Every child in Kenya should acquire
quality education. Sometimes, this does not happen. Some are more
disadvantaged than others. I believe that by offering voluntary
services, I will make a big difference in a child's life. This will give
him/her the hope and courage to face whatever is ahead of him in life
without feeling less of a person than someone else. This is why I'm
interested in participating in the PACE Volunteer Program.- Olivia, Volunteer( Season 1)
Saturday, June 29, 2013
Why did I volunteer with PACE? (Olivia's story)
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Saturday, June 29, 2013
Why did I volunteer with PACE? (Olivia's story)
My interest in volunteering with PACE is based on a real life
experience. I once schooled in a public school in my area. We were so
many students in a class(about sixty or so) and the teachers were not
able to give us the attention we required. Some teachers would not
attend school, probably because they felt overworked or they were not in
school and so we would go a week without learning.
My parents managed to transfer me to a private school, but about the other fifty plus students...what happened to them? Everyday I ask myself what value I have added to society and if life is worth living without bringing joy to another soul. Today, education is very important: to live a good life, one has to be educated.
Every child in Kenya should acquire quality education. Sometimes, this does not happen. Some are more disadvantaged than others. I believe that by offering voluntary services, I will make a big difference in a child's life. This will give him/her the hope and courage to face whatever is ahead of him in life without feeling less of a person than someone else. This is why I'm interested in participating in the PACE Volunteer Program.- Olivia, Volunteer( Season 1)
My parents managed to transfer me to a private school, but about the other fifty plus students...what happened to them? Everyday I ask myself what value I have added to society and if life is worth living without bringing joy to another soul. Today, education is very important: to live a good life, one has to be educated.
Every child in Kenya should acquire quality education. Sometimes, this does not happen. Some are more disadvantaged than others. I believe that by offering voluntary services, I will make a big difference in a child's life. This will give him/her the hope and courage to face whatever is ahead of him in life without feeling less of a person than someone else. This is why I'm interested in participating in the PACE Volunteer Program.- Olivia, Volunteer( Season 1)
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