A local organisation needed volunteers for events. Amal joined to meet people and contribute locally. At first she accepted almost every task. Gradually she discovered volunteering took more time than planned. She discussed how often she could participate with the coordinator. Together they clarified suitable tasks and whom to contact with questions. The organisation also provided a simple overview of responsibility and training. Amal felt more useful when she knew what to do. She learned contributing did not mean being available all the time. Clear boundaries helped her keep commitments and continue. Planning also became easier when volunteers described their capacity realistically.