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Volunteering: way for the future
The brochure gathers a description of activities and methods used during the training course“Volunteering: way for the future", organized with "Erasmus: Youth in action" programme financial support.
Aims of the tool
The aim of the resources is to give youth leaders the tools to work with children and youth groups on topics around inequality and poverty.
• To raise awareness among participants about volunteering as an option for active participation in civil society.
• Promote self-reflection and learning of the concepts behind Voluntary Work.
• Encourage discussion and debate about the topic.
Description of the tool
The brochure contatin a detailed description of the methods and activities approved during the training course " Volunteering:way for the future". An equally important part of material are references and suggestions given by the trainer and representatives of the participating organizations, many of the whom has many years of experience in the field of voluntary work. All this makes the created tool useful for youth workers, trainers, facilitators and non-govermental organizations, especially working in the topic of volunteering.
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Tool overview
http://toolbox.salto-youth.net/1871
This tool addresses
Youth Initiatives, Voluntary Service, European Citizenship
It is recommended for use in:
Training and Networking
Behind the tool
The tool was created by
Society "Erfolg"
The tool was published to the Toolbox by
Olga Jesse (on 17 August 2016)
and last modified
22 June 2016
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