Reflection Paper On Human Service

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My Story
My life started when I was raised by my grandmother who wanted the best out of me. She is the person that made me who I’m today, and I have her gratitude to go college, stay on the right track, and be whoever I want to be in life. My grandmother showed me the world when I was a child, and that’s reason why I want to work in the human service field and work with children. I was raised by both of my mother and grandmother and I learn from two different perspectives in life. I saw how each of them had different ways and I believe that is another way that I over come so many challenges throughout my life.

Setting
Human service field I like to work at is juvenile probation officer or social worker, I like to work with trouble youth …show more content…

If we don’t understand someone beliefs or culture we need to find someone who can help the clients or have more understanding before helping the client. I understand as human service worker I need to be ethically in certain aspects with dealing with clients, confidentially is important because we can’t share their information to others. I like hearing and talking to others about their culture and their beliefs and being able hear it more in everyday matter; I will appreciate more and more and know where people are coming from. I don’t hold any bias but if I do I would manage best way I can, and If I don’t agree with something or someone I would recommend them to someone else so their isn’t any conflicts with each …show more content…

I know I can’t help everyone but if I can help one person a day than I know I did something right for that day. I want to get into human service field because I know I be good at helping others and I would love to go into work every day instead of hating my job. Working at my retail job I feel like I’m not doing anything with my life and I not helping people the way I want to help others. I do try to help guest anyway I can but it’s not the same feeling in the human service field. I believe God gave me my helping hand and I want to bring out the best in everyone and use it for good.
Conclusion
In conclusion I want to believe that my grandmother helped me be the way I am today and without her guidance in this world I might of turn up different person. I was told by others I was destiny to help people because I put others before myself and I been like that ever since I was a child. These are the reason why I want my career to be in Human Service Field and I’m glad I chose this

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