ONE OF THE BEST EXPERIENCES TO HELP YOUR TEENS WITH.
I'm always thrilled by parents who expose their children to see the importance of Community Development Services. And this should be a lesson for both old and young.
While you take part in the development of your community as a parent, do encourage your child(ren) to follow suits.
I'm not saying that you should allow them to lose out so much that they would become an errant child in the street without boundaries.
But to help them develop some social skills that might not be taught in classrooms or at home.
It's might just be to join an Initiative or Environmental Duties to #PickTheTrash
You can also encourage them to visit the sick.
Asking them to donate gifts to the less privileged around you is not too much.
Taking them out to visit the Orphanages is not a big deal.
One of the greatest things I will always appreciate my parents for is helping me to understand that I can give from the little I have to serve humanity. This was what I grew up seeing them do.
I learned first aid from them even before I had of anything called safety.
When you make your children experience this at an early stage of their lives. They would have learned what humanity truly is.
They will never doubt their ability to be part of a great course for local and global development.
They will find it easy with Team Work.
They will also become aware of prevalent issues affecting the society, then build empathy to help be part of the solutions.
With this, they get to meet new friends and people of great value.
Truly they say, Family is the bedrock of the society.
The quality of families we have will determine the quality of the society we live in.
The quality of the society will determine the quality of the Nation.
If the nation is blessed with the true spirit of humanity. The world will remain at peace.
Tolerance will not be difficult.
Racism will not be an option.
Our society will remain safe when we have citizens who remain sane.
©Afeez Olalekan SAKA
Social Impact|Teens Coach | TeachSDGs Ambassador | Community Developer| Peace Maker | Educationist | Social and Life Skills Activator
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