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    The document summarizes a student's three days volunteering in a homeless shelter's kitchen. On the first day, the student observed the challenges faced by the homeless in dealing with stereotypes. The kitchen had foodstuffs and was run by a supervisor and cooks. Different types of volunteers worked willingly. On the second day, the student helped clean the shelter and prepare meals, though felt inefficient. The third day brought mixed emotions but a readiness for work. Memorable moments included the employees' calmness but also chaos when food ran short and some homeless became rude. The student learned new perspectives on homelessness, life purpose, and work relationships.

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    The document summarizes a student's three days volunteering in a homeless shelter's kitchen. On the first day, the student observed the challenges faced by the homeless in dealing with stereotypes. The kitchen had foodstuffs and was run by a supervisor and cooks. Different types of volunteers worked willingly. On the second day, the student helped clean the shelter and prepare meals, though felt inefficient. The third day brought mixed emotions but a readiness for work. Memorable moments included the employees' calmness but also chaos when food ran short and some homeless became rude. The student learned new perspectives on homelessness, life purpose, and work relationships.

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    12 views7 pages

    Volunteer Service Homeless Shelter Kitchen Revised

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    The document summarizes a student's three days volunteering in a homeless shelter's kitchen. On the first day, the student observed the challenges faced by the homeless in dealing with stereotypes. The kitchen had foodstuffs and was run by a supervisor and cooks. Different types of volunteers worked willingly. On the second day, the student helped clean the shelter and prepare meals, though felt inefficient. The third day brought mixed emotions but a readiness for work. Memorable moments included the employees' calmness but also chaos when food ran short and some homeless became rude. The student learned new perspectives on homelessness, life purpose, and work relationships.

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    Institutional Affiliation:
    Date
    First Day in Volunteering
    Challenges faced by the homeless
    • Stereotyping
    The kitchen description
    • Size
    • Food stuffs
    Members of the kitchen
    • Supervisor
    • Cooks
    Types of volunteers
     Willingness to work as a volunteer
    Second Day in Volunteering
    Trust in the kitchen
    Cleaning the shelter
    • Volunteers present
    • Cleaning process
    • Cleaning supplies
     Meal preparation
    • Helping the cooks
    • Inefficiency
     Effectiveness in the kitchen
    Third Day in Volunteering
    Period for the voluntary work
    Mixed emotions
    • Sad
    • Grateful
    Readiness for work
    Memorable Moments
    Calmness and patience in the employees
    Organization
    Efficiency
    Enjoyable interaction
    Chaos
    • Taking sides
    • Rude homeless people
    • Insufficient food
    Thoughts
    Learned new words
    Taking advantage of new employees
     Unrealistic perceptions about the homeless
    Purpose of life and career
    Setting of organizational structure and systems
    Relations in official setting
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