Conceptual Frameworks Essay

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collecting food packages for homeless centers. One of the volunteers explains that usually the government helps out, but they need additional resources. People are good, they want to help. He and his cohort of volunteers are relying on voluntary donations.

Another points to the need in the area for food, whilst another empathizes the wonderful work of the volunteers who are " actually assembling these after-school packs that get distributed to the school programs. And as soon as those packs get assembled today, they will be leaving out here next week. ."

Volunteers extol the wonderful feeling that the work give them. Organizers commend volunteers. Recipients of packages talk about the significance that the packages gave to their lives. They also praise other organizations / programs that help them and articulate their conception that giving out food extends to far more: it also involves giving out hope.

More than one framework seems to be used here, but predominantly I think this is the Human Resource framework where the leader is empowering his staff. The leader in the transcript thinks that feeding residents of a homeless shelter is great. It makes society a better place to live in:

I think being a human services professional is a really dynamic vocation, I think it ties you to all the parts that are good about the profit-making business world that we live in gives you a sense to dig a little deeper and take into account others and the importance of others and making society a better place for everybody to live.

The spokespeople emphasize the marvelous work of their volunteers, how they contributed to reducing the problem:

At that point, we ran a house of shelter for women and the language at that point was domestic, was not domestic violence but battered women, so we were one of the first kind of houses of hospitality to take in people that had suffered domestic violence.
And one of the ways that we fed our -- fed our people, we had heard from other people that were running these kind of communities that there was a lot of waste at the local grocery store dumpsters. So, frankly, we had a rotation where we would check out the dumpsters. ..

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