Special Need Support Heroes
Stories
When we give to others, we plant in their hearts happiness that blossoms in our hearts, so volunteering means that you are happy by becoming happy, and the formation of joy on the faces of children is closest to the heart !
“Volunteering is always a challenge for me as there isn’t much free time at university. Being a buddy for a young person who a special need is a huge responsibility but for me, it's so meaningful. Just taking the time to talk has helped my young person to feel less isolated and alone. I'm so happy I made the decision to volunteer and hope it will continue for years to come.”
Hani Maliki
I loved my time spent with the special needs for children, they are so full of life, so sweet and fun. It was a pleasure to have met and taught such amazing children and it is a unique opportunity. they are also welcoming you to a conversation or help you out. The other volunteers are also all very kind, you get wide a range of ages and backgrounds but everyone is friends with each other.
Mariam Naser
This is a great chance to get experience volunteer in meaningful teaching for disabled people, In addition, this is a new experiment for me since various efforts are made in regular classes, such as instruction in small groups, team-teaching, instruction according to different achievement levels and the use of support assistants.
Hajer Ilias
"The feeling of serving people with special needs is wonderful and beautiful, from the start of the idea until we went to fieldwork through solidarity and the help of the team to each other, and through the set, goals are proof of my presence among a successful team, so the feeling of joy and delight that you spread by my participation in the decorating corner can not be described, where I decorated the faces of Children with special needs on overjoyed by them"
Abrar Hamed