The life experience of the population served by the Boys and Girls Club was similar to me because they have a diverse amount of nationalities. When I volunteered there were at least four or five different nationalities within our group of children. It’s not surprising because Las Vegas is a diverse city. I also noticed that the children had a strong bond with the workers and other children. It was a community with a community.
This experience definitely pushed me out of my comfort zone because I wasn’t used to dealing with that many children at once. At first the children were reserved but after they had their snack they became active. However, there were all talkative and well behaved. It was different helping students with their homework and encouraging knowing we could help …show more content…
I imagined it would be five or six students per advisor. The Club was also smaller than I expected and located right next to an elementary school. I believe that in Las Vegas they should encourage young adults to volunteer to help their local community. I would also like to suggest building more Boys and Girls Club or expanding the current facilities to help have more availability to parents and their children. It broadened my understanding of the Boys and Girls Club because it was amazing volunteer and help give back to my community. It help the parents, children, and workers