In our time when the world is in constant motion, we often have to deal with difficult situations that can happen anytime and anywhere. Fortunately, in such situations there are always people ready to help and support those who are in trouble. I experienced this first hand when I joined the team of volunteers who help the victims of the earthquake in Turkey.

When disasters occur, the first people we see on the ground are the rescuers who work tirelessly to pull people out of the rubble and provide first aid. But besides them, an important role is played by volunteers, who can also provide invaluable assistance. It is volunteers who can be close to those who are in trouble and provide them with all the necessary resources for survival.

Volunteering is a voluntary activity where people provide their time, energy and resources to help others in times of need. And this is really important! Because volunteers not only provide real assistance to the victims, but also help to cheer up, give hope and confidence that everything will be fine.

In addition, volunteering is a wonderful way to show care and love for people. When we volunteer, we not only help others, but also become better ourselves. We learn to be more responsible, patient and strong. We learn that we are all connected to each other in this life, and that our destiny depends on how we treat the people around us.

Of course, no one says that volunteering is easy. Sometimes it can be very difficult and require a lot of effort and time from us. But even if we can help at least one person, we will do a great job!