My interest in public welfare stems from a deep belief that everyone deserves equal access to opportunity, dignity, and support. Growing up, I witnessed how social systems can empower—but also overlook—certain communities. These experiences motivated me to explore how education, policy, and community action can be combined to create meaningful change.

I have actively participated in [volunteer programs / community projects / NGO internships] that serve underrepresented or marginalized groups. Through these efforts, I’ve learned that lasting impact requires not just empathy, but also strategic thinking, collaboration, and the courage to speak up for justice.

My goal is to further study public welfare systems, social equity, and sustainable development so I can contribute to building a society where progress doesn’t leave anyone behind. I believe education is not just a personal journey, but a powerful tool for creating change—for individuals, communities, and the world.