In the class, the representative from Seibo shared how their college volunteer experiences provided opportunities to build connections that led to both personal networks and business opportunities, while also delving into the appeal of charity work. They touched on how Malawi has become a country they are passionate about supporting and mentioned how different people are guided towards charity in various ways, often finding their career paths through it.

Certainly, when people think of volunteering, it is often seen as an activity for those who have spare time, and in Japan, NPOs are frequently viewed in the same light. However, many volunteers are seeking new relationships with like-minded individuals, needing a change in their lives or human networks, driven by deeply human needs. The gathering of such motivated individuals can lead to new possibilities for innovation.

At Kobe College, there are various opportunities for students to get involved in activities, such as volunteer fairs. We would be grateful if Seibo continues to find opportunities to engage with us in the future.