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REFLECTION 1
Community service/volunteerism is the rendering of assistance to individuals without financial gain (i.e. giving back to the community). This usually results in empowerment of individuals and improvement of communities. It makes me feel proud; by being useful to others. It also gives me a sense of self worth as I was able to positively impact person’s life.
Jamaica is a Nation on a Mission, working towards development and growth of the Economy and Social Living by the year 2030. Hence, the tag line “Jamaica, the place of choice to live, work, raise families and do business”. In order to achieve this mission, four (4) goals were developed:
Goal 1: Jamaicans are empowered to achieve their fullest potential. Goal 2: The Jamaican society is secure, cohesive and just. Goal 3: Jamaica’s economy is prosperous. Goal 4: Jamaica has a healthy natural Environment
Of these four goals two are closely linked with community service/volunteerism namely Goal 1 and Goal 4. “Whatever the mind can conceive you shall achieve it”. This is basically what Goal 1 for vision 2030, Jamaica is saying. With help, determination and persistence, one can aim high and achieve their goals and dreams. Mentors possess the skills needed to influence and empower individuals. Volunteering as a Mentor: will empower individuals with the mental frame of mind and the physical know how, to achieving their fullest potentials.
Goal 4: Jamaica has a healthy natural Environment. Demonstrating and promoting good hygiene can influence one to keep their surrounding clean and aesthetic. Volunteers can promote healthy living and protection of the environment by hosting educational seminars, posters and other medium in schools, work places and on the street. These methods would educate individuals on issues such as proper hygiene, garbage disposal, recycling and reforestation. With the assistance of volunteers individuals can achieve their fullest potential and live in a clean, beautiful

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