A volunteer is someone who helps people during difficult times. In the event of a disaster, they volunteer to assist the community without regard for personal gain. Their unselfish services must be highly valued in order to honour the selfless assistance of people all over the world.
The reason they should receive reasonable support from society is that in the event of a larger disaster such as an earthquake, flood, storm, or any other emergency situation where human lives are in danger, they worked alongside authorities to save humanity. Volunteers risk their lives to save the lives of others.
Nations only stand firm when a large number of social workers band together to serve the people during a difficult time. A volunteer’s role is analogous to a building that is under construction and has come to a halt due to a lack of funds or labour, but some people come forward to assist in construction without being paid.
Governments must enact policies that provide reasonable recognition to social workers. And their importance should not be overlooked after the services. They should be recognised at the national and international levels to increase their motivation, which may aid in the development of volunteer societies.
Every year on April 20th, a day is set aside to honour the services of volunteers who risk their lives for the betterment of humanity without expecting anything in return. The main goal of commemorating this day is to raise awareness about the importance of social workers and to recognise and appreciate their contributions.
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