European Solidarity Corps

Project objectives

Through the Building Solidarity project we want to help young people develop skills that are useful in everyday life and for the future, get more involved in their community and contribute to a more inclusive environment.

The project uses non-formal education and the scout method to work on topics such as a balanced lifestyle, tackling discrimination, community involvement and preparing for life and the job market.

What will you do as a volunteer?

The work differs from one period to another, but it can include:

• preparing and running activities for the children of the vulnerable community in Nocrich;
• looking after and maintaining the centre;
• activities in the pottery workshop and taking part in fairs;
• preparing and leading workshops for the groups visiting the centre, such as pottery, canoeing, pizza or survival techniques.

Who are we looking for?

Age: 18–30 years old

Profile: a proactive, serious and motivated person who works well in a team, is open to new ideas and enjoys working with children and young people. We are looking for creative, energetic people who want to get involved in projects, try new things and learn along the way.

Nationality: citizen of Romania or of an EU country

What the project offers

• accommodation
• transport
• health insurance
• pocket money
• language support for long-term volunteers (over 2 months)
• mentoring for long-term volunteers (over 2 months)

Ways to volunteer

Depending on how long you can stay and what kind of experience you are looking for, you can choose from several forms of volunteering: