I am uh, eager to know about a lot of people who have not met uh, in uh, a uh, poson and still inspire me a lot. Today I would like to talk about uh, a social worker. Her name is Dia Patel. I came to know about her when last year during summer vacation I went to my maternal aunt home and there uh, I read about her in the uh, newspaper. She has uh, done a lot uh, for the community. Especially for the uh. Underprivileged children. She runs on uh ngo and uh uh. Moreover, she provide collaborated with a uh school and uh identify the students struggling good to perform uh. In academical performance and provide support, uh, to her. Not only this, but she also addresses uh. Uh. Healthare and collaborate with uh. Local clinics to provide of funds for the uh. People who cannot afford basic uh medicines. Um. Moreover, she also give information about the importance of vaccination and uh. Regular checkups to the uh. Uneducated, uh uh parents. Additionally, she also uh uh. Organized fundraising, uh. Events. Uh. I am curious to know about D’s strategy that how she build a relationship with the people who is uh uh. Skeptical, uh. And do not uh, have any assistance. Uh. Moreover, I’m also also want to know the challenges she faces in raising the resources, uh, and uh have a great impact on children’s life.
Band 6+: Describe an interesting person that you have not met in person and would like to know more about You should say: - Who this person is - How you knew him/her - What interesting things he/she has done - And explain what you would like to know more - about him/her
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I'm eager to know more about many people I haven't met in person, but who still inspire me. Today, I'd like to talk about a social worker named Dia Patel. I learned about her last summer during my vacation at my maternal aunt's house. I read about her in the newspaper. She's done a lot for the community, especially for underprivileged children. She runs an NGO and collaborates with schools to identify students struggling academically and provide them with support. She also addresses healthcare issues, collaborating with local clinics to provide funds for people who can't afford basic medicines. She also educates uneducated parents about the importance of vaccination and regular checkups. Additionally, she organizes fundraising events. I'm curious to know about Dia's strategy for building relationships with people who are skeptical and don't readily accept assistance. I'm also interested in learning about the challenges she faces in raising resources and making a significant impact on children's lives.
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