@Daily Social Worker with Iinge Lapp

@Daily Social Worker with Iinge Lapp

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  • What would you like me to talk about?

    What would you like me to talk about? 

    Is an episode about the great comeback and connecting with my listeners.

    Leave a message about topics that you want covered in regards to your own wellbeing.

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    3 min
  • Join me as I tackle the issue of Human Traffic and Labour Force Exploitation a Finnish perspective.
    Exploitation and human trafficking happens everywhere and we need to understand what it is, the many forms there is and become aware of the signs of exploitation, become knowledgeable on different actors and support systems that help the vulnerable, exploited and trafficked. It is our responsibility as individuals and professionals to help victims of human trafficking. Victims of human trafficking can get help and if you suspect that you or someone is a victim of human trafficking, contact the local authorities in your area, seek help. For more information if you are based on Finland visit: www.ihmiskauppa.fi ; www.riku.fi ; www.sak.fi ; www.infopankki.fi
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    40 min
  • Helping those in need, a human thing to do, is the heart of humanity.
    Like the cycle of life, people need other people to flourish. No person ever made it on their own, it takes a community to turn one individual into the best version of themselves. Let’s keep that in mind and be the best person anyone can come across especially people in need and you do not have to expect anything in return. After all it is the human thing to do, this is what humanity is all about. Be a person who cares enough to lend a helping hand, if we can not do that, we can not expect to tackle issues like climate change, if we continue to fail the human society.
    29 min
  • Episode 2 - What happens when parents invest in their childrens lives....

    By Iinge Lapp

    Social work is something I have always had a passion for. Growing up watching CNN news, BBC world news or France24 news has shaped my life and I saw all the injustices around the world. I realised I wanted to be the one to do something about it. I remember spending so much time trying to think of ways of how I can help change people’s lives for a better standard of living. As I got older, I still had a passion for working with people, each time I was drawn to encouraging, motivating and uplifting people both young and old.

    I saw how much my mother wanted me to become the best version of myself, she supported me a 100% in everything I wanted to do. The number one goal for my mother was her dedication and commitment to my success as her daughter. She wanted to see me archive everything that she was not able too. Her momentum pushed me and allowed me to dream bigger.

    Therefore, my biggest inspiration to become a social worker is my mother. When I had second thoughts about going to culinary school or doing a social work degree, she held me and said to me, you have always said you wanted to work with people, you wanted to become a social worker and that’s what you should go for. I was lucky enough to have her support and all the investment she put in to see me succeed and I will always appreciate my mother, Maria Ndjembela’ because of her, I am who I am. I hope to continue PAYING IT FORWARD this rare love, support and dedication to see others become the best version of themselves. I am your daily Social Worker.

    Iinge Lapp is a degree holder of Bachelor of Arts in Social Work (Honours), awarded on 14 April 2016 at the University of Namibia and is currently in the process of acquiring a 2nd degree in Social Services at the Diaconia University if Applied Sciences. Iinge Lapp has worked as receptionist and administrative assistant at the Embassy of the Republic of Namibia, Helsinki mission.

    5 min

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