Volunteer Missions Frontignan Town Hall
VOLUNTEER MISSIONS FRONTIGNAN TOWN HALL Main mission of the volunteer group : - To raise awareness of European citizenship among young people from the age of 13 (organisation of collective information in schools, in associations and in the sports world). To set up the Europe Day in May and other thematic actions in line with EU priorities (sustainable development, solidarity, etc.). - Inform young people about international mobility (ESC, voluntary work camps, internships, employment....) Individual missions in partner structures (2 days minimum per week): N°1: Culture Department - Cultural mediation - Setting up exhibitions - Organisation of festivals (international black novel festival, Muscat festival, etc.) N°2 : Youth Department - Preparation of the program and animation of school holidays - Animation of the youth space (school support, educational workshops...) - Support for young people at the youth information point (16-30 years old, health, employment) N°3 : Association Petits frères des pauvres : - Participate in the association's activities (visiting elderly people at home or in retirement homes, participating in collective social and cultural activities, helping with digital technology, etc.) N°4: Simone De Beauvoir College - Sustainable development referent - (waste reduction) ... - Supporting ECO delegates (federating and supporting students in their role). - Raising students' awareness of the need to reduce food waste (canteen). - Promotion of cycling and soft modes of transport - Accompany pupils in solidarity operations No. 5: Collège Sainte Thérèse - Sustainable development referent - (waste reduction) ... - Supporting ECO delegates (federating and supporting students in their role). - Raising students' awareness of the need to reduce food waste (canteen). - Promotion of cycling and soft modes of transport - Accompanying students in solidarity operations N°6 : Maurice Clavel High School - Accompanying classes on the themes of globalisation, European construction, decolonisation and the Second World War.
[Show full text]