Articles about Volunteering
10 Reasons to become a volunteer. Becoming a volunteer could be the very first step of leaving your comfort zone. If you are a volunteer, it is most likely that you will be in a different environment than your usual one.
A lot of people ask me what I did during my volunteering in Spain, so I'll tell you a bit of this story today.
Year after year came together and where one project ends😭, the other begins🥳.
👏The next pre-departure volunteer training is successfully behind us. We sent four young people to the projects of European Solidarity and Erasmus+.
When I received an offer from KERIC to write about my ESC experience in Iceland, I was excited. After I realized it was talking for hours and hours and I didn't even know where to start. Maybe the team started it.
This is how the project at Vaivaru Pamatskola Primary School in Latvia may look like.
In this article you can find blog post with pictures and video presentation of the project.
Why Slovakia? What interested you in this country?
Honestly, I sent my first two applications to Greece and Portugal (I didn't mind the idea of being surrounded by the sea). I didn't get answers from these countries, so I decided to try in Slovakia.
Well, I don't know how, but I've already swung into the other half of my EVS. This is evidenced by the fact that I was at Mid-Term training a week ago.
It was an exhausting 3 days full of talking, complaining, getting to know each other... I have to say that I enjoyed it and I found that even though my project is not all pink, there are also worse projects, but mainly that EVS is about me and it's up to me how I make it.
It is hard to believe that already four months have passed since the beginning of my EVS in Lancaster. Since I first came to Lancaster and Morecame College in the north of England, a lot has happened. Countless experiences have been added to me, I have met many inspiring people, seen many interesting places and gained many valuable experiences.
