Personal Statement: Understanding Someone's Request For Help

My personal values that have help me to understand someone’s request for help is my faith and being self-less along with caring. The upbringing that I was given teaches me to turn to my faith as a source for help that will guide me on where to go for physical help. I understand from my personal values that requesting for help is a smart thing to do and it will not put you in harms way. Once help was given to me, I am thankful that I received it, but also show how I received it through demonstration of walking out what was given to me. As I do this, the results that I need will be obtain to me. In the way, that I respond to another’s request for help is by first listening with a caring heart and being self-less with my time and ability …show more content…
For example, my development environment had now informed me that there was going to be a change in how I get to school and what classes I would be taking. I now would have to take public transportation to school instead of walking to school with the other children within my neighborhood. This change would cause me to be with other children from different neighborhoods, ethnic back rounds. I also would not be sitting in one classroom, but changing classes through out the day and meeting different teachers. As I begin to travel to school, one morning I notice that the bus I was on was taking a different route and nothing was familiar to me. I knew then that I was in need of help. I took notice of the people that were on the bus with me and was scared to ask them for help. I then went to ask the bus driver for help as soon as the bus had come to a complete stop. The bus driver not only gave me the help that I needed, but allowed me to connect to the bus that would get me to the school on …show more content…
I notice that she would not allow her personal feelings to carry over, but understood what the problem was and how to help. I also notice that the social worker would stay within her work hours of employment and not phone after hours if calls were to be made. The social worker would not talk about her personal feelings or demonstrate how she would handle the problem if it were she. The help that she provided was professional in every aspect of it and she remand neutral when asking the question what we should do. The social worker answer would always be what do you think or feel is best in this