Reasons behind Lack of Interest in Social Voluntary Work in Palestine among Youth
Keywords:
Reasons, Lack of Interest, Social Voluntary Work, Palestine, YouthAbstract
Despite the importance that characterizes the voluntary social work and
its role in societies’ development and empowerment of its individuals, still
there is a clear refrain from practicing it by the Palestinian society, in spite
of the abilities and capabilities that the Palestinian youth own and enjoy, and
the urgent need of the society for such efforts and capabilities.
This attitude was the drive to raise the question regarding the causes
leading for the refrain of the Palestinian youth from performing in the
voluntary social work which is the core of this study.
The six main obstacles discussed were as follows:
♦♦ Obstacles related to societal culture.
♦♦ Psychological obstacles.
♦♦ Obstacles related to voluntary work institutions.
♦♦ Personal obstacles.
♦♦ Economic obstacles.
This study adopted the analytical descriptive method. The data was
collected by using a questionnaire designed to serve the purpose. The results
were obtained, analyzed and interpreted using the statistical packages for
Social Science (SPSS) . Recommendations were provided regarding the main
causes for the refrain of youth away from voluntary social work.
The order of domains according to the degree of obstacles for voluntary
work with the Palestinian youth care included the following:
♦♦ Rank one: Obstacles related to society is culture.
♦♦ Rank two: Psychological obstacles.
♦♦ Rank three: Obstacles related to voluntary work institutions.
♦♦ Rank four: Personal obstacles.
♦♦ Rank five: Religious obstacles.
♦♦ Rank six: Economic obstacles.
The results related to the hypothesis of the study indicated that there were
no significant statistical differences at the level of the significance (a ≤ 0. 05)
in the degree of voluntary work obstacles for the youth in social institutions
in governorates of Nablus and Tulkarem according to each of the variables of
sex, place of residence, age, work status and social status variables.
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