22/05/2026
Danchu Fajjooti Looso (Voluntarism)
Danchu fajjooti loosi yaa meessi fajjonni noonke wolqa, yanna, womaashshanna wkl lawannore dagankera kaa'lo uyiinanni doogo ikkitinota rosaanchu Akililu Mengistuhu xawisi. Ilamme lophinoommo qooxxeessira dagate irko uyiitanno uurrinsha ajje leeltanno daafira; ninke roosaano, wedellu, daddalaasine, mootimmate loosaasine, baatto loosidhe galtinori, amma'note massagaanonna wkl mitteenni uurrine dagankera qarra tiranno looso loosanna afi'noommorinnni mimmitinke ledo kaa'lama hasiissannonke yitanno hedo kayiisino.
Xa tenne yannara babbaxxitino darga heedhanno roosaano ilantino ayiiddiwa higganno yanna ikkitinohura, hawadi (fano) yannara loonsanni danchu fajjooti looso shiimunni ninkera badheenni noo roosaano rosiisa, haqqe kaayisa, qarrammoha kaa'lanna dagoomaho horo aanno rosicho rosiisatenni loosu giddora ea hasiissannonke yitanno sokka duure qummi assino.
Jeefote, Shoorimu xa hedote deerrinni noo uurrinsha ikkasenni, hajo la'anno bissa ledo halamme kaajjado uurrinsha assanna; Bilaattenna Hawaasi Gaangaawi Woradinni sae wo'mu Sidaamira afamanno gedenna, hakiinnino sae Tophiyu deerrinni egensiisate duuchinkeenni mitteenni jawaante loosanna halama hasiissanno yitanno sokka Shoorima Charity Organization (SCO) volunteerera qummi assino.
Student Akililu Mengistu explained that voluntarism means using our own will, strength, time, financial resources, and similar assets to serve and help our community. Because organizations that provide community support are rarely seen in the area where we were born and raised, he raised the point that our students, youth, merchants, government employees, farmers, religious leaders, and others must stand together to work on solving our community's problems and support one another with what we have.
Currently, students who study in various places are returning to their home areas for vacation. He strongly emphasized that during this free time, we must engage in voluntary community work by tutoring the younger students behind us, planting and caring for trees, helping those in need, and entering into active service by providing education that benefits the society.
In conclusion, because Shoorima is currently an organization at its conceptual stage, he delivered a message to the volunteers of the Shoorima Charity Organization (SCO), stating that we must collaborate with relevant stakeholders to build a strong institution. He emphasized that everyone must work hard and cooperate together so that the organization expands beyond Bilatte and Hawassa Zuria Woreda Districts to become well-known throughout the entire Sidaama region, and eventually across Ethiopia.
Akililu Mengistu Student @ Bule Hora University & Volunteer @ Shoorima Charity Organization (SCO)