IN Malaysia, volunteerism is often seen as a vital part of building communities and empowering youth. But it is often misunderstood, undervalued, and sometimes misused.
Too often, volunteers, especially younger ones, are expected to offer their time and skills without proper guidance, recognition, or support. Their effort is taken for granted, their motivation assumed, and their well-being overlooked. This mindset risks turning a meaningful act of service into unpaid work with little value placed on growth or care.
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