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Día: 19 de noviembre 2019
Hora: 12 a 13'30 h
Lugar: Salón de Actos .Aulario II

Confirma tu asistencia, a través del email: p.voluntariado.coop@ua.es
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Subdirección de Cooperación. Universitat d'Alacant

Projet avec des personnes en situation d'handicap. Les volontaires commenceront par un mois de découverte de la structure durant lequel ils auront la possibilité de passer dans les différents foyers et ateliers pour se familiariser avec le travail et les différentes équipes. Par après ils choisiront, en accord avec leur tuteur, un foyer ou un atelier dans lesquels ils vont s'investir plus. Les tâches des volontaires consisteront en un suivi pratique et pédagogique de la personne handicapée. Les volontaires vont soutenir l'équipe pédagogique dans l'encadrement quotidien des résidents, tout en gardant un statut particulier. Ils participeront régulièrement à des réunions d'équipe et auront toujours quelqu'un qui pourra les guider en cas de difficulté. Les apprentissages seront multiples et pourront se résumer comme suit: Découverte et progression dans le monde du travail social et plus spécialement de la personne présentant un handicap

THE PARK Domaine de Mozet includes a castle - farm surrounded by 10 acres of woods, meadows and lawns . Every corner of the park is allocated to specific activities / entertainment area that offers its customers. There are among others an orchard, a medieval mini -garden , a mini- park animals, an apiary , a flowery meadow , a pond , a wasteland, fire corners, etc ... The volunteer Park, in addition to his support for certain activities, participate in the following activities: - Monitoring the health of trees and pruning, - Maintenance of a mini-farm, - Cleaning once a year birdhouses and bird inventories have laid, - A medieval garden care - Maintenance of an educational pond - Annual maintenance of hives and collecting honey , - Monitoring of orchard maintenance instructional path and a friendly space .

We expect the volunteer to take an active part into the staff work. S/he will support and accompany the young adults with disabilities during their daily activities. S/he will facilitate their investments in the tasks realization: -To think up and develop a project with the youngsters (try cooking recipes, cultivate chicories in caves…); -To actively participate in the educational staff meetings; -To suggest some changes in order to improve Renforts, willing to evolve constantly; -To take initiative. The volunteer will also have the opportunity to participate in other activities out of the Service Renforts but linked with the same target group such as board games evenings, movie nights organized by the Association des Compagnons Bâtisseurs or in various activities organized by the local youth center, both situated very close from volunteer’s accommodation and Service Renforts office. The volunteer can also help once a week in the exchange shop in Marche-en-Famenne.

De Zande is a juvenile detention center for boys and girls between 12 and 18 years old. The youngsters are placed here by the juvenile court, because of a living situation that is unbearable, or because they committed a crime. The boys and girls go through a pedagogical and didactic-educational program. We provide tailored guidance for every youngster who enters our facility. The result we have in mind is to facilitate the learning opportunities for the young people in our institutions and on the other hand for the volunteers. We want our young people to get the chance to learn from the volunteers by talking, exchanging experiences and by being able to see an example of taking part in the society in a positive way. The volunteer will be an example for the youngster in everyday activities.

t Leonard Cheshire ESC volunteers help support our staff teams in providing an active, involving and stimulating environment for our residents. Through our overseas volunteers, disabled people in our care homes are able to access their local community services and social opportunities more easily and regularly, thus improving their independence and quality of life. In their roles ESC volunteers are engaged in a wide range of activities both inside and outside the home. They may be required to accompany residents on activity weekends and short holidays, as well to provide support to those users who have regular work, education or volunteering commitments. Volunteers will offer their ideas on art and craft, gardening, cooking, exercise, social clubs, outings and other activities based on their skills and passions. While it is a lot of fun going out with residents, it is also very challenging as volunteers experience first hand the issues faced by people with disabilities everyday.

Seven Rivers have 29 residents, with a range of disabilities: most of them need the use of a wheelchair. Overseas volunteers help support our staff teams in providing an active, involving and stimulating environment for our residents. Through our overseas volunteers, disabled people in our care homes are able to access their local community services and social opportunities more easily and regularly, thus improving their independence and quality of life. This means that in their roles overseas volunteers are engaging in a wide range of activities both inside and outside the home. ESC volunteers will support our staff teams in providing an active and stimulating environment for adults with learning and/or physical disabilities, which will ensure that they can fulfill their long-term personal goals in accordance with the person-centered plan. ESC volunteers will support disabled people at Sever Rivers to access their local community, its services and social opportunities.

At Leonard Cheshire, we value the role our Overseas Volunteers have in our services throughout the United Kingdom. Due to the length of the placements for overseas volunteers (12 months) volunteers have the opportunity to acquire a range of skills, improve their English, enjoy the best of British culture and life, and develop fulfilling working relationships with our residents, staff and local volunteers which often develop into long-term friendships. Overseas volunteers help support our staff teams in providing an active, involving and stimulating environment for our residents. Through our overseas volunteers, disabled people in our care homes are able to access their local community services and social opportunities more easily and regularly, thus improving their independence and quality of life. This means that in their roles overseas volunteers are engaging in a wide range of activities both inside and outside the home.

At Leonard Cheshire, we value the role our Overseas Volunteers have in our services throughout the United Kingdom. Due to the length of the placements for overseas volunteers (12 months) volunteers have the opportunity to acquire a range of skills, improve their English, enjoy the best of British culture and life, and develop fulfilling working relationships with our residents, staff and local volunteers which often develop into long-term friendships. Overseas volunteers help support our staff teams in providing an active, involving and stimulating environment for our residents. Through our overseas volunteers, disabled people in our care homes are able to access their local community services and social opportunities more easily and regularly, thus improving their independence and quality of life. This means that in their roles overseas volunteers are engaging in a wide range of activities both inside and outside the home.

We are looking for volunteers to support residents on a one-to-one basis and get actively involved in planning and delivering an activities programme, ensuring it's diverse, stimulating and in line with our organisational goal of providing people with disability the opportunity to live their lives the way they choose - with the support to live independently. In order to achieve the overall aim, the following tasks will be at the core of the project: • To introduce new activities to the activities programme (with some limitations according to health and safety regulations) • To support residents with the activities they wish to do inside and outside the care home • To support residents in fulfilling personal long-term goals • To support fundraising efforts to raise funds that will support the above mentioned aim • To raise disability awareness for the participants and in the local community.

Based on our experience of working with youth and adults and our daily lifes, we noticed that the more and more Czechs are working hard, having full diaries, not even thinking about their own health and well-being. On the other hand, the Spanish thanks to their lifestyle, which is based on close family relationships, a healthier diet and rest (siesta) belong to the longest-living nations. Czechs are becoming aware of their stress-related problems and want to solve them. A slower Spanish lifestyle could be inspiring for the Czechs: with Spanish volunteers, we want to show Czechs how to live less under stress. It is ideal to show this healthier lifestyle to people as soon as possible, so we want to implement the project in ICM Kladno and Labyrinth, where the clientele consists mainly of children and youth.We realize that we work with stereotypical ideas, especially with regard to the nature of Spanish volunteers. It is, of course, possible that the current young Spanish generation (18-30) is completely different. In this case, the project can help to undermine people's stereotypical thinking, when Spain is no longer perceived only as a holiday destination, and when people coming from different cultures will be no longer perceived mainly through cultural stereotypes

The Extra Mile is a long term volunteering project for young people who are more than 12 months unemployed. We want to give you a unique possibility to volunteer and learn abroad while being integrated in the community of Ommen and surrounding. Olde Vechte is a training centre and group accommodation that is hosting all kinds of guests: families and groups, as well as its own programs (trainings, exchanges, etc.). Being a volunteer at and for Olde Vechte, you are becoming a part of the team of this organisation. The Extra Mile is a project which enables you to improve your practical competences such as cooking, woodwork, maintenance, gardening and all other practical tasks. The daily jobs are 80% jobs in which you will get your hands dirty. When applying please state for how long you are unemployed and which practical skillset you are interested in and want to improve. More information you can find on our website: https://oldevechte.com/volunteering/

The EVS volunteer will assist experienced, native English speakers within the school by teaching English at primary school De Schalm - Vught - The Netherlands. This will take place during class lessons, at lunch breaks and for extra hands such as reading and further small group activities. Furthermore, the volunteer can set up projects for an eTwinning knowledge exchange. Moreover, there is a possibility to be involved with an EEP ‘s-Hertogenbosch, where the ESC volunteer can join planning ideas, observe or even teach lessons in other schools as well as taking part in a play with other volunteers. The ESC volunteer will develop new activities such as playing games during short breaks and lunch breaks. Ideas for this can be taken from the foundations TEAMUP.Depending on the interest and talents of the volunteer, he/she can help the professional with cultural activities for example, music, dance, act, craftsmanship or physical education.

Sail Training Association Netherlands’ main focus is to organise sail training voyages on Tall Ships. These adventures involve the youngsters in every aspect of life on board: from sailing a Tall Ship, to learning about themselves, discovering their talents and maximising their potential. We bring young people from all over Europe together and as a part of our team you will be working in the engine room of this exact goal. We communicate with Tall Ships, future and past trainees, mentors and the organisations we cooperate with. We update our website and communicate on social media. We work with everything related to Sail Training and often develop new projects. Maybe you have the idea for our next? As a volunteer, your activities will include mostly a variety of office tasks, depending on your strengths and areas you want to develop. As we are a small organisation, you will be directly involved in the projects and - of course - sail on Tall Ships.

Hastekasen Farm Association is a small community of small scale farmers and builders Gardening, small scale farming, living on the countryside (Permaculture). Building with natural methods. LARP. Adventure and lots of nature. Simple low standard living. Looking for self motivated, participants with work ethics and the ability to take responsibility with an interest of developing leadership skills. The work is obligatory and is very practical - if you have no prior experience of using your mind and hands and body in PRACTICAL situations - don´t apply. We want a good match that benefits: you, the host, EU. The activities that we do here must have a link to what you HAVE been doing in your life, as well as what you want to do in the FUTURE. "Nature protection" means that you will have to live with less resources, lower standard. A miserable life according to many. "Employability" basically means that you will have to get up in the morning and take responsibility.

Rapatac has been creating activities for children and youth during twenty years. Supporting children and youth with schoolwork is of major importance at Rapatac. The activity center therefore has one area that focuses on support in homework and reading for all children. The center offers activities in the areas technology, culture and media, physical activity, environment and sustainability, music, social activities and so much more. It is a place where children and young people can develop their skills toghether with Rapatacs staff and volunteers. The center welcomes children in the ages 6-18 years old and this is the perfect place for you as a volunteer to develop your skills in leadership and communication and to be a good rolemodel.

This nine-month project is designed for youth who want to experience life in an Ecovillage and farm in rural Sweden. The volunteers' tasks are to care for the farm animals, but also to build a permaculture garden, outdoor area and greenhouse around the volunteer base. There are many learning opportunities: from how to create your own garden, to understanding more about eco-sustainability, the Ecovillage network, writing European Solidarity Corps applications, taking part in conventions on Nature rights, visiting biodynamic farms and permaculture gardens and much more. Volunteers will be involved daily in Charlottendals Ecovillage and farm where they will live, but also have the opportunity of working once or twice a week in Foreningen SOFIA, a humanitarian aid NGO, or in gardens such as Under Tallarna permaculture or Nibble Gard. The project should begin at the end of March and finish before Christmas. For questions and further details, please contact evs.charlottendal@gmail.com

The Mission Locale aims to receive, inform, direct and accompany all the young people of Creuse whom are authorised to work on French territory, aged between 16 to 25 years old, in their professional and social integration. A large number of them have a strong feeling of geographical and human isolation. Futhermore, unemployment, poverty, the weight of dependance to their family force them to be incapable of having positive perspectives. However, these young users breath and feel the need to escape, to broaden their professional and personal horizons, get to know and to open up to new people, without judgement. To receive a young volunteer at the Mission Locale permits an exchange with our users about cultural and convergence differences. Indeed, most of the users have never left the region, the department even, including for the holidays. Therefore, the reception of a young volunteer would permit them to really understand what could be a European experience.

A 7 months months volunteering placement at "Centre de Réadaptation de Mulhouse" (CRM). CRM is the biggest Centre in France specialised in health and vocational rehabilitation of adults with physical health problems. It has 3 main activities : Medical/paramedical care, Vocational training, Social and Cultural life. With the help of the permanent staff members and the local volunteers, the ECS volunteers will perform their tasks within the "Social and Cultural Life" department. they will be assigned the following tasks: - To organise workshops for the practice of the English language using non-formal education methods; - To organise games, film sessions followed by debates as well as any other activity that would promote the practice of the English language; - A time to learn the French language and work on personal projects will be included in volunteers' weekly schedule; - Self initiatives will be encouraged.

We are looking for volunteers to support residents on a one-to-one basis and get actively involved in planning and delivering an activities programme, ensuring it's diverse, stimulating and in line with our organisational goal of providing people with disability the opportunity to live their lives the way they choose - with the support to live independently. In order to achieve the overall aim, the following tasks will be at the core of the project: • To introduce new activities to the activities programme (with some limitations according to health and safety regulations) • To support residents with the activities they wish to do inside and outside the care home • To support residents in fulfilling personal long-term goals • To support fundraising efforts to raise funds that will support the above mentioned aim • To raise disability awareness for the participants and in the local community.

We are looking for volunteers to support residents on a one-to-one basis and get actively involved in planning and delivering an activities programme, ensuring it's diverse, stimulating and in line with our organisational goal of providing people with disability the opportunity to live their lives the way they choose - with the support to live independently. In order to achieve the overall aim, the following tasks will be at the core of the project: • To introduce new activities to the activities programme (with some limitations according to health and safety regulations) • To support residents with the activities they wish to do inside and outside the care home • To support residents in fulfilling personal long-term goals • To support fundraising efforts to raise funds that will support the above mentioned aim • To raise disability awareness for the participants and in the local community.

Pomiechówek Commune has around 9000 inhabitants whereas Pomiechówek village itself around 3000. Culture Centre of Pomiechowek Commune, called PomPA, propagates and creates culture for and with the inhabitants of the commune. It organizes art, music and theatre classes and events for inhabitants and visitors of Pomiechowek Commune and work with people from 1 to 100 years old. The role of the volunteer is to add intercultural dimension to PomPA's activities as well as bring new ideas and initatives. Volunteer’s activities: organizing intercultural and creative activities at events for children, youth, adults and seniors organized by PomPA / organize and run intercultural and creative activities for the youngest children and youth / help with regular activities: technical support, assisting, taking pictures. The work is based a lot on the calendar of events which means there are very busy periods interchanged with calm ones. In the summer there is possibility to run a workcamp as a leader

Turbina Pomerania is an initiative for international and cross-border voluntary service based in Greifswald, Germany. We want to change the world and start with voluntary service. We want to support the civil society by building a network between hosting organisations in the fields of social, cultural and ecological work. We support and encourage young people to spend one year as a volunteer, support their projects and the local community as well as learn valuable things about themselves. At the moment the focus of our work is on Human Rights.

The project „Mind the Solidarity” will include volunteers form different EU countries; according to their interests/competences they could be involved in different socio-educational activities in Panciu (Judet Vrancea): - at the Daily Centre Pinocchio with children (3-16 y.o.); - at the Kindergarden nr. 1 of with children 3-6 y.o.; - at the Documentation and Information Centre of the "Ioan Slavici" Theoretical High School; - at the Social Residential Centre for elderly people. - at the Family Modules for orphans minors in Panciu.

The Human Rights Cafe is a space for volunteers and young people to become active global and European citizens by transforming issues of local and global importance to concrete action and change-making. For 5 months in Helsingør, Denmark, two young volunteers will do volunteer work in order to gain work experience in the fields of youth work, active citizenship and non formal education, environment and climate change, event making, facilitation and conducting workshops on human rights, global citizenship, intercultural communication and lifelong learning while they enhance their personal and professional development and empowerment, giving them abilities in areas that will make them well-prepared for their future lives and enhancing their employability.

The goals of the Project are: 1 – Foster an active participation of young people in the society in general and in the work market in particular; 2 – Promote diversity, understanding of other cultures and countries and the European identity; 3 – Produce results of learning in the volunteers through new knowledge, skills and language competencies that will make possible their personal and professional development; 4 – Promote opportunities for the hosting organizations to strengthen partnerships and increase their capabilities, attractive power and international dimension; 5 – Raise awareness about volunteering’s value; 6 – Celebrate locally the European Year of Cultural Heritage 2018.