>> The role that I'm in now, I love that I'm helping a, a population in need.
So many of these kids are in the child welfare system due to abuse and neglect.
I can't always relate to them and I hardly ever meet them
but I get to know them through paperwork.
We've been serving some of the same kids through tutoring for the last year and a half
and I've got to know who they are by their report cards, by their tutor reports,
and so I've really grown close to them in that way and knowing that they've gone from Ds
and Fs to Bs and Cs and they're just at grade level now in reading is really heartwarming.
So that's my favorite part of my job.
And not just a non-profit but any job is communication.
That's the greatest challenge I face in a lot of, most of my jobs.
And we have to communicate with so many people because so many individuals are involved
in the welfare of one child and if that communication falters
at any point things get held up, even if it's just getting a referral for a service.
If that communication isn't given to the right person at the best time then that kid is going
to go without services a little longer.