VOLUNTEER YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PROCESS FOR COMMUNITY DISASTER SURVEILLANCE AT YAICHA COMMUNITY SAMPHRAN DISTRICT NAKHON PATHOM PROVINCE

Abstract

          The objectives of this research were: 1) to study the role of youth volunteering in danger surveillance in Yai Cha community, Sampran district, Nakhon Pathom province 2) to study the process of developing youth volunteer spirit in disaster surveillance in Yaicha community, Sampran district, Nakhon Pathom province, and 3) to propose the process of youth volunteering development. Surveillance for disaster in Yai Cha community, Sampran District, Nakhon Pathom Province. The research model was participatory action research. The data was collected from in-depth interviews and group discussions from 15 key informants and data analysis using a triangle technique.

The research results were found that

1. The role of volunteer spirit youth in surveillance in the Yai Cha community is divided into 3 groups. All three groups of youth have played roles that play an important role in surveillance in the community, which can be summarized into 3 roles as follows: 1. Provide family counseling 2. Support education career and 3. Support group for knowledge and creative activities.

2. Youth development process, volunteer spirit, community surveillance can be divided into 3 aspects: 1. Morality and ethics, 2. Youth awareness and away from drugs and 3. Motivation. With volunteerism, development activities caused changes in the community. This increased the acceptance of the youth and made the youth realize their responsibility and sacrifice to the public.

3. Youth volunteer development process related all 7 roles of youth volunteering. It is also in line with the youth development process, volunteering to monitor the dangers in the community.

The growing acceptance of young people from the community has made them more aware of their responsibility and self-sacrifice. Youth come to play an active role in the community, including the youth see self-worth when they do benefit. They monitored the dangers of drugs and persuaded fellow youths to do activities that benefit the community.