Donar medicamentos, compartir con las personas diariamente, conocerlos, escucharlos en cada visita me hacia sentir que mi trabajo valía la pena.

Me transformó en una voluntaria con experiencia.

• Jornada 3

Titulada: regalando una sonrisa.

Dedicada a los niños más vulnerable y de excasos recursos.

Es curioso pero la finalidad de esta actividad era darle la oportunidad a cada niño probar una manzana.
Si, una manzana.!!!

Muchos niños de las familias más pobres del pueblo de casanay y sus alrededores jamás habían probado una manzana, y en algunos casos, solo la conocían por dibujos o libros.

Aunque la manzana es una fruta común en muchas partes del mundo, su costo en el mercado local es desproporcionadamente alto.

Fue un día maravilloso se cumplieron los objetivos y pudimos brindarle una sonrisa a cada niño con nuestras actividades.

• Se suponía que era 1 manzana para cada niño pero al pasar las horas de haber comenzado la actividad más niños se sumaron a ella por lo que tuvimos que picar las manzanas por la mitad y repartirlas.

ACONTECIMIENTOS

Lamentablemente, la misma visibilidad y el conocimiento del poder dar una ayuda también me expusieron a un riesgo extremo que se los contaré en la próxima historia...

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    _ no se utilizo IA para escribir este post.

English

As I mentioned in the previous story regarding medication donations, we had a second round of visits, going door to door.

• Visiting house by house.

A little more organized for this second day, we focused on helping families struggling daily to pay for chronic medications or acute treatments.

Medications for pain, blood pressure, diabetes, and Parkinson's were the most essential and needed.

Donating medicines, sharing with people daily, getting to know them, and listening to them at every visit made me feel worthwhile.

It transformed me into an experienced volunteer.

• Day 3
  Giving a Smile Title.

Dedicated to the most vulnerable and underprivileged children.

It's funny, but the purpose of this activity was to give every vulnerable child the chance to try an apple. Yes, an apple!!!

Many children from the poorest families in the town of Casanay and its surrounding areas had never tasted an apple, and in some cases, only knew about it from drawings or books.

Although the apple is a common fruit in many parts of the world, its cost in the local market is disproportionately high.

It was a wonderful day. We met our objectives and were able to bring a smile to every child's face with our activities.

• Each child was supposed to get one apple, but as the activity began, more children joined in, so we had to cut the apples in half and distribute them.

EVENTS
Unfortunately, the same visibility and knowledge of the power to help also exposed me to extreme risk, which I'll tell you about in the next story...

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