Career Recovery and Rehabilitation Counselling Project 

 Challenge & Selection     I believe that life begins and ends with stories , which explains my affinity for the storytelling tool in   design thinking . I have this project called JoyMap , targeted at young people out there , who are   dealing with a lot of depression resulting from all the many pressures that the society is putting on   them . Some of these people have been rescued from suicide attempts ; they are people at their limits of   desperation .    I work with a team of twenty - five dedicated staff and hundreds of volunteers who join from our   website and participate by sharing their stories and experiences to assist our project .   Part of my work is to identify these cases and help connect them back to hope .   This would be difficult   as people in this situation feel judged and rejected by the society and turn to drugs , and self - rejection . I   had passed through a lot of difficulties growing up and faced a lot of pressures after the death of my   father . I was at the very extreme of desperation . I was bullied , rejected , and at the receiving end of   many unhappy situations that pass down the pipeline to those assumed to be weak in the society . I had   attempted doing drugs . I could relate to every tear that these people shed , and every wave of anger ,   disgust and hatred that they throw at the society .    I locate them and show them my scars and the stories behind each scar that I bear . Most of them   relate , and open up their heart to tell me their own stories .      This is my avenue to collect applicable data concerning the mental processes of these people and their   thinking patterns . This helps me and my team to develop strategies to reach out to those in denial ,   passing through these challenges in secret , but showing no signs , or attract attention . These are the   worst as suicide and worse damage could occur if not identified isolated and rehabilitated . It also helps   us with our approach design when dealing with such cases .     Application     Last year a college in Miami reached out to me after they heard of my project JoyMap .   Their school had witnessed up to eighteen teenage suicide attempts , several drug abuse cases   and other situations of mental disorder – the few that were observed or reported .   I took up a volunteer contract with them with a my team . Using our strategies within a month   we identified over fifteen students across all the classes in the school exhibiting some pre- identified signs of depression and had them marked for follow up .    I met Steve , a final year student , very addicted to drugs and reported to be a member of a   dangerous cult . Looking at him I could see all the signs written clearly over him , he was passing   through a high degree of depression . He was broken inside , but outwardly he cloaked his   feelings and hid under the shadow of false strength that he fed with the fear of the people he   bullied and intimidated .     I knew it was going to be hard getting to him , but I was no longer a beginner . I had my ways .     Insight & Approach     So I booked an appointment to see him on a weekend . I chose a quiet spot at one of the local   restaurants downtown . I doubted if he would come . But surprisingly he honored my invitation . Who   would not honor an invitation from an unknown person with a huge business interest ? 

 I bought us food which we ate in silence . I could see him observing me . I could feel the doubts and   reassurances going on in his mind .    After the food I asked him a few general questions about school and how he fared . Then somehow , he   felt like a caged rabbit and became edgy .     I quickly pulled my shirt and turned my back to him . I could feel the sound of his jaws going wide in   shock . Almost anybody who saw them did that . I told him the story of those scars .   Using the same approach as I had for most of my clients , I reached out to his heart and he opened up .    Just as I observed from the other cases , he needed someone who could relate ; who could listen , and   not judge him , someone he could trust enough to lay down his defenses .   Eventually he opened up and joined our therapy program for recovery and rehabilitation . Today he has   joined JoyMap as a volunteer and is out there helping to bring our lost brothers back to reality .     I never thought I could apply design thinking to this area of life as I used to see it as a method we used   only in web and software development . Now I see that design thinking also applies in any relevant   situation where a problem needs to be solved with a focus on the people . 


EMAIL: 
ID_NUM: 
NAME_STUDENT: 
PHONE_NUM: 
STREET_ADDRESS: 
URL_PERSONAL: 
USERNAME: 

### Task: You are a PII (Personal Identity Information) Detection. Given a essays written by students, you have to identify ONLY the following:
NAME_STUDENT - The full or partial name of a student that is not necessarily the author of the essay. This excludes instructors, authors, and other person names.
EMAIL - A student’s email address.
USERNAME - A student's username on any platform.
ID_NUM - A number or sequence of characters that could be used to identify a student, such as a student ID or a social security number.
PHONE_NUM - A phone number associated with a student.
URL_PERSONAL - A URL that might be used to identify a student.
STREET_ADDRESS - A full or partial street address that is associated with the student, such as their home address.
### Input: Career Recovery and Rehabilitation Counselling Project 

 Challenge & Selection     I believe that life begins and ends with stories , which explains my affinity for the storytelling tool in   design thinking . I have this project called JoyMap , targeted at young people out there , who are   dealing with a lot of depression resulting from all the many pressures that the society is putting on   them . Some of these people have been rescued from suicide attempts ; they are people at their limits of   desperation .    I work with a team of twenty - five dedicated staff and hundreds of volunteers who join from our   website and participate by sharing their stories and experiences to assist our project .   Part of my work is to identify these cases and help connect them back to hope .   This would be difficult   as people in this situation feel judged and rejected by the society and turn to drugs , and self - rejection . I   had passed through a lot of difficulties growing up and faced a lot of pressures after the death of my   father . I was at the very extreme of desperation . I was bullied , rejected , and at the receiving end of   many unhappy situations that pass down the pipeline to those assumed to be weak in the society . I had   attempted doing drugs . I could relate to every tear that these people shed , and every wave of anger ,   disgust and hatred that they throw at the society .    I locate them and show them my scars and the stories behind each scar that I bear . Most of them   relate , and open up their heart to tell me their own stories .      This is my avenue to collect applicable data concerning the mental processes of these people and their   thinking patterns . This helps me and my team to develop strategies to reach out to those in denial ,   passing through these challenges in secret , but showing no signs , or attract attention . These are the   worst as suicide and worse damage could occur if not identified isolated and rehabilitated . It also helps   us with our approach design when dealing with such cases .     Application     Last year a college in Miami reached out to me after they heard of my project JoyMap .   Their school had witnessed up to eighteen teenage suicide attempts , several drug abuse cases   and other situations of mental disorder – the few that were observed or reported .   I took up a volunteer contract with them with a my team . Using our strategies within a month   we identified over fifteen students across all the classes in the school exhibiting some pre- identified signs of depression and had them marked for follow up .    I met Steve , a final year student , very addicted to drugs and reported to be a member of a   dangerous cult . Looking at him I could see all the signs written clearly over him , he was passing   through a high degree of depression . He was broken inside , but outwardly he cloaked his   feelings and hid under the shadow of false strength that he fed with the fear of the people he   bullied and intimidated .     I knew it was going to be hard getting to him , but I was no longer a beginner . I had my ways .     Insight & Approach     So I booked an appointment to see him on a weekend . I chose a quiet spot at one of the local   restaurants downtown . I doubted if he would come . But surprisingly he honored my invitation . Who   would not honor an invitation from an unknown person with a huge business interest ? 

 I bought us food which we ate in silence . I could see him observing me . I could feel the doubts and   reassurances going on in his mind .    After the food I asked him a few general questions about school and how he fared . Then somehow , he   felt like a caged rabbit and became edgy .     I quickly pulled my shirt and turned my back to him . I could feel the sound of his jaws going wide in   shock . Almost anybody who saw them did that . I told him the story of those scars .   Using the same approach as I had for most of my clients , I reached out to his heart and he opened up .    Just as I observed from the other cases , he needed someone who could relate ; who could listen , and   not judge him , someone he could trust enough to lay down his defenses .   Eventually he opened up and joined our therapy program for recovery and rehabilitation . Today he has   joined JoyMap as a volunteer and is out there helping to bring our lost brothers back to reality .     I never thought I could apply design thinking to this area of life as I used to see it as a method we used   only in web and software development . Now I see that design thinking also applies in any relevant   situation where a problem needs to be solved with a focus on the people .
### Output: 