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VoluntLearn

Voluntlearn, started in 2015, is an Erasmus+ project focusing on capacity building for the youth. The partner organizations involved comes from the following countries:

  • france Initiative Développement Citoyen (IDC), France
  • italy Associazione di promozione sociale Joint, Italy
  • hungary Hajdúsági Hallgatókért és Civilekért Egyesület (HAHA), Hungary
  • malaysia Science of Life Studies (SOLS) 24/7 Malaysia
  • timor Science of Life Systems (SOLS) 24/7 Timor Leste
  • philippines Gawad Kalinga, Philippines

The partner organisations of VoluntLearn, as the name suggests (Volunt from the Latin verb “will to”), aim to learn from each other and develop a structured network which can work together on the qualitative and effective volunteer projects, following the principles of a European Voluntary Service, but not necessarily funded through the Erasmus+ Programme.

The project aims to promote volunteering both among young people and private enterprises as a means of skills development and social cohesion. It also contributed in the establishment of a developing network between partner organisations from different areas of the world, to reach a common agreement on the methodology behind the implementation of a voluntary activity with young people.

At the same time the main focus is on the collaboration between private and public entities on how to recognise the voluntary work carried out by volunteers and how to achieve more possibilities of project fundings either through private donors, profit or non-profit parallel activities.

Get to know our volunteers this year who are from Malaysia, Philippines, and East Timor. Click on below to read their testimonials:

 

jothi Yohajothi Muguresu
Malaysia
allyn Allyn Kangleon Alda
Philippines
manuel Manuel Fatima Soares
East Timor

 

Latest Posts

Five reasons why you shouldn’t buy fast fashion

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“NOtella” Homemade Recipe

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Bilal’s Moroccan bread recipe

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Alba & Kamille’s trip to Romania

-21st we arrived quite late to Budapest and went straight to sleep at our hostel. -22nd we spent the morning …

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Our Organisation

The Initative Developpement Citoyen (IDC) is a cooperative founded in April 2010 in Lastours, France with the aim to promote sustainable development, international mobility, active citizenship, mutual cooperation, ecological engagement, and awareness of different cultures.

The cooperative also organizes and hosts Erasmus-funded projects that aim to provide learning and capacity-building opportunities for the youth. The projects hosts volunteers from Europe, South America and Southeast Asia and focuses on topics related to knowledge exchange, communications, and sustainable development.

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