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The Importance of Doing Good

21 May 2020
By Henri Korn, Jewish Care volunteer

My name is Henri Korn and I have a long standing relationship with Jewish Care. I have been volunteering with the organisation for over 15 years and began by visiting people at Montefiore Homes.

Today, I am privileged to sit on the Holocaust Survivor Committee. I am also a speaker/presenter at Jewish Care’s Induction ‘Ethos Day’ training, where I speak to all new staff, building upon their capacity to understand the needs of those they support. I draw the attention of the impact that the Holocaust had on the Jewish community in Europe in the hope that such tragedies do not happen again.

Education is a key to my volunteering.

Through my volunteering I have learnt the importance of assisting people in need and of bringing a smile to other people’s faces. I have learnt that a kind word, a hand warmly held, a word of encouragement, and time spent reminiscing a distant past would be sufficient to dissipate the ghosts of despair.

Volunteering does not only help the needy, but also helps the needs of the volunteer.

To find out more about volunteering at Jewish Care, please contact the friendly volunteer team on 8517 5777 or email [email protected]