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[Video Review] Volunteer Work with Disabled Children in Vietnam That Brings Hope to Wounded Children

#Learned life's truths #A desire to meet the children again #Moved, as if I had been the recipient of the volunteer service

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    Through gap year consulting, Baek Seung-yeop (28), who had zero interest in volunteering,
    This is a participant testimonial video about receiving warm love in Vietnam.

    A time to learn life lessons money can''t buy!
    I''ll go to Vietnam again to see the kids :)
    I went to volunteer, but in the end it felt like I was the one who received the volunteering.
    This is what all participants who have completed volunteer programs say.

    At first, everyone feels burdened or reluctant about volunteering,
    but once they actually participate, the volunteering period becomes the most precious moment of their lives.

    If you want to know yourself better,


Why This Project

What makes this project special

#Inner Peace & Fulfillment#Rekindling Motivation#Career & Direction#On-site practical experience#Self-awakening#Finding direction in life#Noble work#A new beginning#Volunteering with children with disabilities#Making genuine global friends#Expressing more#Improving expressiveness#Broadening life perspective#Discovering a new me#Life transformation#Facing my inner self#Regaining inner peace#Flexible mindset#Building adaptability to unfamiliar environments

Take just one brave step.
GapYear will take care of the rest.

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Bringing Hope to Wounded Children: Volunteering for Disabled Children in Hanoi, Vietnam

#On-site practical experience #Self-awakening
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