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Analysis Of My Volunteerwork: Chinook Regional Hospital
My volunteer work has contributed to Chinook Regional Hospital by making a difference. My main goal is being able to first build trust and safety of others. Trust as a volunteer is crucial in being able to further my volunteer experience and being able to help others in need. Volunteer for me created a bond amongst other volunteers and individuals within the hospital, i.e. staff, and patients; creating a comfortable and approachable atmosphere to be in. My volunteer work has also contributed to the hospital by assisting them when they are busy and making the day go by smoothly. Also, contributing to the patients of Chinook Regional Hospital by assisting the patients in my department and outside my department get to their appropriate designation/

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