Project Salvation

Reflection

          To conclude my project, I would say that my partner and I did a successful job. Our goal was to volunteer for the Salvation Army to prepare and serve food for the people that seek help from that program. I believe this project was a success because we were able to make time in order to help this program. We took advantage of holidays as well as weekends to prepare, package, and serve meals. Every weekend, over 200 meals were served from the Salvation Army facility and from their mobile food truck. I feel that with all the hard work my partner and I have put into this project, we were able to make a difference in the lives of our fellow islanders. If I were to do this again, I would do it over the summer. This would give me more time to participate with the Salvation Army workers and make more of an impact on the lives of my intended audience. To continue to make a difference in the lives of my intended audience, I could continue to give in what ever time I have to volunteer.

Project Salvation

What have you accomplished?
- I managed to stay on track even though I was not able to participate in the Point In Time Homeless Count.
What has gone wrong?
- I was not able to do participate in the Point In Time Count as I planned due to family issues.
What challenges have you faced?
- None so far.
What have you learned through the process?
- Time management is very important.
How have your skills improved over the past week?
- I am not sure.
Are you on track for an on-time delivery?
- Yes.
What adjustments need to be made on the timeline?
- All adjustments have been made.
My next action is….
- To collect information from the Point In time Homeless Count and present them to the class during my Ted Talk.

What have you accomplished?
- We have scheduled more days to help on Saturdays. We were even invited to join an event that Salvation Army will be doing in April, called the Point In Time Homeless Count
What has gone wrong?
- So far everything had been going as planned. I am able to free up my mornings on saturdays.
What challenges have you faced?
-As of right now, everything is going as planned.
What have you learned through the process?
- I've learned that there are a lot more people struggling than I thought there were.
How have your skills improved over the past week?
- I learned to free up some of my time in order to be able to visit the Salvation Army. My time management skills are improving. I am also getting more comfortable at Salvation Army and with the pther workers making it easier for me to help.
Are you on track for an on-time delivery?
-I feel that I am on track now.
What adjustments need to be made on the timeline?
- None so far.
My next action is….
- My next action will be to do as much as i can to help with the Point In Time Homeless Count.

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What have you accomplished?
- We have scheduled more days to help on Saturdays. We were even invited to join an event that Salvation Army will be doing in April, called the Homeless Count(??).
What has gone wrong?
- Nothing.
What challenges have you faced?
-As of right now, everything is going as planned.
What have you learned through the process?
- I've learned that there are a lot more people struggling than I thought there were.
How have your skills improved over the past week?
- I learned to free up some of my time in order to be able to visit the Salvation Army. My time management skills are improving. I am also getting more comfortable at Salvation Army and with the pther workers making it easier for me to help.
Are you on track for an on-time delivery?
-I feel that I am on track now.
What adjustments need to be made on the timeline?
-I need to adjust the scheduled dates to be able to join the Homeless Count being held in April.
My next action is….
- My next action will be to do more volunteer work and help as much as I can since the main function of the Salvation Army is to distribute food. 

Project Salvation



What have you accomplished?
- We took advantage of this day off from school to help with the "Soup Kitchen" that they do at Salvation Army.
What has gone wrong?
- Nothing.
What challenges have you faced?
-As of right now, everything is going as planned.
What have you learned through the process?
- I've learned that there are a lot more people struggling than I thought there were.
How have your skills improved over the past week?
- I learned to free up some of my time in order to be able to visit the Salvation Army. My time management skills are improving.
Are you on track for an on-time delivery?
-I feel that I am on track now.
What adjustments need to be made on the timeline?
-I need to adjust the scheduled dates.
My next action is….
- My next action will be to do more volunteer work and help as much as I can since the main function of the Salvation Army is to distribute food. 

Project Help

What have you accomplished?
- We have already spoke with the person in charge of Salvation Army, Pastor Wayne, to schedule a time to interview him, people that receive help from Salvation Army, and do volunteer work.
What has gone wrong?
- Meeting the person in charge of Salvation Army.
What challenges have you faced?
- I have faced challenges with time management. I need to manage my time more carefully in order to be able to go to Salvation Army and help and be able to go to school and work.
What have you learned through the process?
- I've learned that time management is critical. I have also learned that giving back to the community, especially to the people that seek help, is harmless and makes the helper and the person seeking help feel good.
How have your skills improved over the past week?
- I learned to free up some of my time in order to be able to visit the Salvation Army. My time management skills are improving.
Are you on track for an on-time delivery?
- I have fallen a bit behind, but am currently working on catching up.
What adjustments need to be made on the timeline?
-I need to adjust the scheduled dates.
My next action is….
- My next action will be to do an empathy interview on one of people seeking help.