Yayın tarihi
: 24.03.2016
Son başvuru
tarihi: 15.04.2016
Başlangıç
tarihi : 1 Ekim 2016
Süre : 11-12
ay
Proje
hakkında ayrıntılı bilgiyi aşağıda bulabilirsiniz.
Ev sahibi
kuruluş 24.04.2016 son başvuru tarihinde Almanya Ulusal Ajansı’na başvuracak
olduğundan gönüllüsünü en geç 20 Mart 2016’ya kadar seçmek istemektedir. UA’ın yanıtı en erken 15 Haziran 2016’da
alınacaktır.
Bu projeye
başvurmak isteyenler en geç 15.04.2016 ‘ya kadar
özgeçmiş, projenin başvuru belgesi (GENÇTUR’dan isteyiniz) ve GENÇTUR’dan alınmış Gönderen Kuruluş destek
belgesini Ines Berge’ye ild.bonn@ijgd.de yollamaları gerekmektedir.
Internationale Jugendgemeinschaftsdienste, EVS hosting
EVS - European voluntary service in
Germany
Projects accepted by the European Union
name of
the projects
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town
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number of
volunteers
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Youth in Difficulties
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Westfälisches Kinderdorf
(PIC: 943335477),
Jugendsiedlung Heidehaus
(PIC: 930371621)
Odilia
e.V.
(PIC:
939267782)
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Barntrup
Augustdorf
Halle/
Westfalen
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3
2
2
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Culture & Community
Development
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Intercultural
meeting point: Café International
(PIC:
943154572)
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Düren
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1
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The “Westfälisches Kinderdorf” is a place for children
and young people who are not able to live in their family of origin any longer.
In 3 houses a host mother and a host father live together with a group of children
(around 6 children) and care for them. One of the host parents is pedagogically
educated. In ten other house social-workers
and trainers also care about a group of youngsters. The youngsters are all
within the age from 13 to 18. In one of the house young single mothers get
support for themselves and their little kids.
There is also a special school which is called “coole Schule”. A small group of children is visiting it. In another house there is a kindergarden for children with special needs. And in the town of Barntrup there is also a house for young adults, who don’t live any longer with their families, but do need special support in daily live, because of different disabilities.
VOLUNTEER TASKS
The volunteer
participates in the pedagogical and housekeeping daily’s activities.
For example:
For example:
· The volunteer supports the children to do their
homework
· The volunteer organizes leisure time activities
for groups of children, where the volunteer does not have any boundaries in his/her
creativity
· The volunteer accompanies the children in their
everyday-life, for example going shopping, in sportive activities, cultural
events in school etc.
· The volunteer helps doing housekeeping
ACCOMMODTION
AND FOOD
The volunteers will be accommodated in a separate flat
in the middle of the small town Barntrup. The volunteers share a fully furnished
flat with other volunteers. They all share a kitchen and a bathroom, but have a
single-bedroom for themselves.
Jugendsiedlung Heidehaus
PROJECT
The Youth Community Heidehaus
(Jugendsiedlung Heidehaus) is a place, where around 70 disadvantaged young
people get educated and trained. Heidehaus is a small community close to the
little town Augustdorf. In eight groups social-workers and trainers care about
the youngsters (who are 13 to 21 years old).
The intensity of the support
depends on the individual needs of the young people. Some of them need nearly a
one to one caring situation and others less. The younger ones still go to a
small school, which located within the
community. The Youth Community Heidehaus also offers different job trainings
(painter, bricklayer, gardener, cook, carpenter, housekeeper, office clerk) to
the youngsters living at Heidehaus, who are around 16 years old. The main idea of
the project Jugendsiedlung Heidehaus is to support young people to develop the
ability to live independently, self-organized and to become an active part of
the society they live in.
VOLUNTEER TASKS
EVS volunteers get the chance to support the
youngsters and get the possibility to deliver insight into their culture and
their individual backgrounds. The volunteers are involved in daily life
activities of the youth living at Heidehaus. They support the children and youth
in daily life activities, such as preparing and having meals, keeping the house
clean, washing clothes, doing homework, following up leisure activities etc.
ACCOMMODATION
AND FOOD
The
volunteers share a little house at the Heidehaus community. It is completely
furnished, kitchen and bathroom are used by both volunteers and each volunteer
has a separate single-bedroom.
Odilia e.V.
PROJECT
religious events has an important impact.
Since more than 10 years the European volunteers are an important role within the team of the Laibach Hof. The Laibach-Hof is an old farmhouse with its origins in the 16th century located close to the town of Halle in Westphalia. The property is situated in attractive natural surroundings and offers lots of space. The Laibach-Hof is in Halle-Bokel. This part of town is a small farming community and about 4 km far away from Halle-Center. Bus connections are infrequent. There is a good rail connection from Halle to Bielefeld (university, industry, leisure facilities).
VOLUNTEER TASKS
The volunteers are
working in one of the little communities. They accompany the children and young
people throughout the day. They are helping according to the requirements of
the child or the youngster. Some of them need a constant assistant during the
day. The others will only need help in specific situations. This help can
include various tasks, for example helping to get up in the morning, personal
hygiene, cooking of meals or helping during the meal with eating. An important
field of work will also be organizing creatively the leisure time activities.
There are different activities to experience together: Hiking in the nature,
shopping in town, celebration of festivities, the visit of cultural events and
much more.
ACCOMMODATION AND FOOD
The volunteers are accommodated on the Laibach Hof in a separate and furnished room within a shared flat, with other volunteers. They share kitchen and bathroom.
SPECIAL
The volunteer should above all be open to working with young, disabled people.
Driving licence is helpful (but no necessary).
Interculturel meeting point: Café International
PROJECT
The protestant parish of Düren („Evangelische Gemeinde
zu Düren“) is a corporate body of the civil rights and the biggest protestant
parish in Germany. It has about 30.000 members from the Düren district in a
rather catholic region. The community is on top of other tasks also in charge of
the “Café International” a meeting point for refugees who live in and close to Düren. The Café International is coordinated by a full-time worker social worker. The Café welcomes the refugees just to meet and to exchange at the Café. They also get advices for the procedure to seek for asylum if they need information regarding this topic. The kids are supported doing their homework for school. The staff-members of the Café are honorary workers and trainees.
VOLUNTEER
ACTIVITIES
The volunteer is thought to get in touch to the visitors
of the Café. He/She should support the visitors at the meeting point like
helping with application forms etc.
At one afternoon in the week a special offer for
women takes place, where the volunteer helps to look after the children. The
volunteer has the possibility to get an insight into several fields of social
work. In the Café the volunteer will work together with a social worker and other
volunteers.
ACCOMMODATION
AND FOOD
The volunteer
is accommodated in an apartment, which is shared with another volunteer
(separate and furnished room) and food is provided.
GENERAL INFORMATION
- all
projects start in September/ October and last at least for 11 months
- all volunteers have a welcome seminar, a seminar about Europe and a
farewell seminar in the end of the service on top of the seminars from the
National agency
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