I feel profoundly inspired by the women I cared for
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Maria
I feel profoundly inspired by the women I cared for
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Maria
I learnt that, although I couldn’t speak their language, I was more connected to people I had only known for a week than I was to people I had shared thousand of hours.
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Mar
I Ieft there with the feeling that I had gained more than I had been able to give myself.
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Anna
But instead would be more moved by the fact a student had spent some time making a little gift for them.
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Inés
With the same joy and the same smile, from ear to ear.
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Carolina
It was also a good opportunity to give my time to others and thereby realise that this is what you need to do to be happy.
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Laura
It was helpful for me to open my eyes, to realise that we live in a Western bubble
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María
I have learned how to communicate without words.
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Mercé
Humanity is born in every child
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Nacho
Changing the world starts with a desire to change ourselves.
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Xavier
Sometimes we need to stop everything to remind ourselves what’s really essential in life.
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Elena
Just dive in and you'll find out what it's all about and how you feel. I felt it, lived it, enjoyed it and experienced it, and if I have one thing clear in my mind, it’s that next summer I will go back – I want to be a volunteer again!
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Aroa
It’s changed my life and for that reason I recommend you burst the bubble you are living in and get out of your comfort zone.
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Emma
Seven days ago I left thinking that I was going to help them, but now I realise that they also helped me.
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Elvira
Palestine? Nepal? It makes no difference. The only thing that matters is that you help people that really need it.
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Noemí
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Bring food to the collection points
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the collection points
“Never, not even in the sales, have I enjoyed buying so much.”
Elena. 3rd-year Business Administration student
Elena took part in last year’s Food Collection Campaign. Not only did she come to UIC Barcelona loaded with chickpeas: she also took home a story to tell. What about you, #what’syourstory?
Bring food to the collection points at UIC Barcelona.
What kind of food?
Chickpeas, beans or lentils in glass jars; canned peaches, pineapple or sardines; cookies, nougat, wafers or polvorones.
When?
15 November to 4 December
Where?
Barcelona Campus
Sant Cugat Campus
If you would like to hand out food to the families from the Raval district who receive assistance from Acció Social Montalegre, join the University Students for Solidarity Service or send an e-mail to usolidaris@uic.es
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Thank you for sharing your story with us and your time with those who need it most.