For more than six months, Oscar had been ferrying his younger brother, Brian, and mum Sheryll to and from Care2Run sessions. Then, one day, round about the time Care2Run was calling for volunteers to join the 2019 Junior Leaders Programme (JLP), the young man stepped out from the sidelines and put himself forward as a volunteer mentor.
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Jaleha, a special education teacher, tells us that despite being well acquainted with young children with autism, she had very little experience with other differently-abled young persons. However, her journey as a volunteer mentor in Care2Run’s Junior Leaders Programme has opened her eyes to the different approaches in guiding differently-abled young persons.
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Even though she was no stranger to volunteer work, Kumuthaa says that the journey to becoming a mentor in Care2Run’s Junior Leaders Programme this year really forced her to step outside her comfort zone.
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According to Ryan, his Care2Run journey began with him stumbling upon an article in the daily newspaper. Since that fateful day four years ago, however, Ryan has gone from occasional volunteer to mentor and eventually, senior coach; and all because he was motivated to learn and grow together with Care2Run’s young participants.
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One would assume that Darshini’s profession as the regional delivery director at a telecommunications company is completely at odds with her role as a volunteer mentor to differently-abled young persons. Yet, the mum of four tells us that that isn’t entirely the case, adding that both roles complement each other.
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