For majority of my elementary career, I was bullied for having a speech impairment. This was not an easy thing to overcome, especially because of my timid, introverted nature. Despite …show more content…
I decided that one of the best ways to make a difference in the community was by helping disadvantaged children. My coordinators were amiable and I did everything I could to assist them and fulfill my assigned duties. The responsibilities I preformed included helping plan the next day’s series of games, leading a number of activities, equipment maintenance, and regularly interacting with the participants. The children, though some of them a bit more disagreeable than others, became my favorite part of the program. Volunteering at Jumpstart proved to be rewarding and I attained many skills as a