Phi 210 Week 2

1. If I really believed in the program and wanted to see a change I do think I would become involved in the situation. I think that it can sometimes be a bit tricky when it comes to wanting to help but not knowing exactly how. You don’t know what your limits are or if what you’re doing is actually helping. I’m not really sure to what extent I would involve myself. I don’t think I would be the leader or throw myself in full force. I would offer my help and give advice on what I know but stay on the sidelines and observe what was happening. If I saw that the idea had potential I think I would become more open to including myself more in the progress of the program. The factor that would hold me back a bit would be not wanting to let the women and their families down. I wouldn’t want to be apart of a new program that gave women hope and then see it fail. I would definitely offer my services when I felt like it was necessary and the right time but I would be cautious for the first few months and do my job as I usually did. …show more content…
Since there seems to be a network of people that could help Marcia, Angela, and Pam I think that they should really take advantage of that. The general manager, although he shoes sympathy towards their problem doesn’t really offer them a concrete solution(Lewis, Packard, Lewis, 2012, p. 42). He gives them a list of demands that need to be meet before he considers their program but doesn’t give them any help towards meeting those demands. I think that they should take an approach that involve utilizing those people in the different networks they have access to. They need to gather some type of funds may that be through fundraising or receiving a grant. Maybe the people in the networks could help them and give them the guidance that they