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| It
is imperative that we
respect and honor everyone
in our jobs. Respect
is one of the most important
character values upon
which George Williams
started the YMCA movement
in 1844. |
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| As
membership staff, we
have two different areas
of responsibility. The
first is to our jobs
and our job duties and
functions. The second
is to our members and
their experience at
the YMCA. Both are very
important. |
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| In
life, being honest with
people is key to building
any relationship. It
is no different in the
YMCA. When we are honest
with our members and
other staff, we become
more credible and trustworthy.
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| People
want to seek people
who will care for them.
It is our job as staff
members to constantly
stay true to our mission
and to seek ways to
show our members that
we care for them. |
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| In
the YMCA, Faith means
to have faith in yourself
and your abilities,
to have faith and trust
that your fellow staff
members are there to
help you, to have faith
in the YMCA organization,
and to have faith in
God. |
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