Showing posts with label volunteer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label volunteer. Show all posts

Child begger help rehabilation, rescue education

http://boscoban.org/page/get-involved/

Get Involved with BOSCO

Are you interested in helping BOSCO as a Volunteer?
You can post a request letter or drop in directly at our following centre
BOSCO Yuvodaya
91, 'B' Street, 6th Cross
Gandhinagar
Bangalore 560009
Karnataka
India

Or give us a call at +9180-2225339222424138
Or Let us know by sending an email to hrbosco12@gmail.com / boscoban@gmail.com

story teller volunteer consitency

Consistent story telling by same volunteer will impact in both good and bad ways.
Good ways the bond will be great. more insights what the kid like and don't like,change stories accordingly.

smart stories, reader , volunteer

Well my story starts off when SMART first came out actually! My brothers were both in the program, then when I got to the age, my mother wanted to give me the chance to love reading like she does. Growing up, I hated reading until I found the SMART program. From 1999 to 2001 I was in the program as as a student. After the program, it changed my life! I went from reading books for punishment to crawling with a bunch of books in a corner and never stop reading because I loved being lost in those worlds.
Many years later, I found the program again, but this time I was determined to be a volunteer. When I was still in high school, I knew I couldn’t [volunteer] because I didn’t have enough time, but then when I got out of high school and I turned 18, I decided to try again. A few months later, now 19 years old, I got the job but instead of being a Reader, I became a Site Coordinator. I’ve only been working as one for a few months but I have to say this is another new experience for me, a good one and I have SMART to thank for that! I get to do the thing I love with children that I adore at the school I grew up in.
I have gotten to meet new people and connect to families, to children. For the past year I had been stuck in a rut and I haven’t read as much as I like to. But when I got back into the SMART program, I remembered why I loved reading again. There are so many reasons why to thank and love the SMART program. My story is just one of them, if I don’t inspire you then I am sure someone else with a different story can. I am just lucky my life has changed for the better for a second time thanks to this program!