MHNR Network, LLC
MHNR Network, LLC
Philly Full Fledge Feed
Philly Full Fledge Feed
Philly Full Fledge Feed
Sunday 17th June 2018
Explore Philly Full Fledge Feed's mission to empower students through service, fostering empathy and changing perspectives in Philadelphia.
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Episode Overview
- Volunteering can shift perspectives and reduce judgment.
- Community service offers mental health benefits for youth.
- Empathy grows through direct interaction with those in need.
- Simple acts of kindness can alter someone's day.
- Bridging gaps between city and suburbs fosters understanding.
There's super crazy power when we tap into giving back.
Philly Full Fledge Feed isn't your typical high school initiative. For a decade, Erin Lawler Patterson, known as The Goodness Chick, has been orchestrating a programme that empowers students to step outside their comfort zones and make a tangible difference in Philadelphia. It's about seeing beyond the surface and embracing the power of giving back. This episode features Kevin from the Philadelphia Project and three high school seniors who share their experiences of serving those in need.
They explore how simple acts of kindness can transform perspectives and foster empathy. Kevin discusses the importance of bridging the gap between the city and suburbs, highlighting how service can be more than just a feel-good exercise. It's about genuine connections and understanding the stories behind each person. The high school seniors reflect on how volunteering has shifted their views, teaching them to be less judgmental and more grateful.
Erin emphasises the impact of community service on mental health, suggesting that giving back can help young people manage anxiety and depression. She believes that these interactions can alter someone's day and potentially their life. Through anecdotes and heartfelt conversations, you'll discover how these students are learning to appreciate life's little things and break down stereotypes.
If you're looking for inspiration or simply want to hear about the heartwarming work happening in Philly, this episode offers a refreshing take on community service. Dive into the stories and see how small acts can lead to big changes.