This volunteer service team contributed "her power" to the anti -epidemic

There is a team in the Xinmei Community Public Welfare Venture Capital Organization in Duyuan Street, Dudu District, Chengdu. They are committed to public welfare, paying attention to vulnerable groups, serving children in community, and spreading positive energy. This is a team of Baoma composed of community social workers and volunteers. They have family, children, and more responsibilities and responsibilities. When the Xinmei community sounds the corner of the disease, they actively respond, obey the arrangements, and insist on themselves in themselves. The post contributed its own strength in this epidemic prevention and control.

Dai Liangli and Sun Feng are both mothers of two children and live in Xinmei Community and Lejiayuan Community. With the help of Chengdu Mingcheng Social Work Service Center this year, as the initiator, they set up the "Xinlin Volunteer Service Team", which successively attracted a number of mothers to join. Based on the original intention of sharing parenting experience, everyone has come together, and also actively participates in community affairs. Now, under the leadership of the two, the volunteer service team has joined the front line of epidemic prevention.

After learning that the community was urgently scanned, they took the initiative to ask, wearing unprecedented protective clothing, wearing isolation masks, and protective gloves to collect hundreds of people's nucleic acid information. The mask across the fog is still handy, and they have become an indispensable force in the epidemic prevention team, playing the "half -day" role in Xinmei Community's epidemic prevention and control.

When they stepped into the house with the tired body of the night, they felt guilty. "In recent days, I have been busy with epidemic prevention and I have not been able to take good care of their children. I feel a little sorry for them." Dai Liangli said. In order to support her wife's work, her other half did all the housework, and was responsible for laundry, mopping, cooking and bringing baby every day. Even if dinner is dragged to eight or nine o'clock, Dai Liangli's husband will wait until his wife eats together. "Such support makes me feel at ease." Dai Liangli said that although the epidemic prevention work is busy, he will still practice his original intention with his action and contribute "her power" to win the prevention and control of the epidemic.

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