Types of Timaardar

[muqawwee123]

Re: Types of Timaardar

@Mezhgan

A couple of possible reasons:
– In developing countries, people are not really encouraged to work for free nor are they keen on it and volunteering, is, in essence, working for free.
– Volunteering does not really open doors for you and thus, are less keen to do it. In contrast, here, it can. You can make contacts and said contacts may be able to help you later on when looking for a job. It also looks great on a resume.

There are various communities who encourage community services. Like Agha Khanis. Their young boys can be seen managing traffic and facilitating elders while viisting Jamat Khana. My Agha Khani colleagues used to teach at some schools without any payment. There are volunteering programs for promoting education like TCF Rahbar, etc.

But I have never seen any people actively volunteering for visiting patients. Though, people go and visit children at SOS villages and if they can afford they bear expenses of a child.