CEiPM OHP

The Voluntary Labour Corps (OHP) is a state organization, the key functions of which include:
- actions intended to support the system of education through social, occupational, and economic activation of young people,
- actions that are supposed to improve vocational qualifications of people or to retrain them,
- backing any initiatives intended to counteract unemployment and to nurture youths in the process of work performance, including employment process organization and organization of international co-operation between young people around the world.

The primary objective of OHP is to create adequate conditions for proper social and vocational development of young people, including special actions that are addressed to disfavoured young people who are supported by OHP and such support consists in organization of various forms of going out of poverty, unemployment, and social pathology effects.

As far as youth (OHP participants) nurturing activity is concerned, the most important areas of activity are as follows:
- preventive actions intended to shape certain social behaviours, including prevention of addictions, prevention of unsocial and degenerative behaviours, and healthcare actions,
- education and activation in various spheres of social life (ecologic, civic, intercultural, etc.).

Actions intended to nurture young people (OHP participants) are carried out to effect mainly through organization of educational, cultural, educational, recreational, sports, and tourist events as well as by means of various forms of psychological and specialist aid. As far as practical aspects of nurturing are concerned, a nurturing through work process and for job market is a predominant and key tool.