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Guide Accueil Philippines Toutes les infos pour bien vivre votre mission 2 Guide d’accueil des volontaires Philippines—Juin 2013 Edito Mabuhay ! Vous avez fait le choix d’une expérience de volontariat aux Philippines. Nous avons conçu ce guide pour vour permettre de vivre au mieux votre mission. Il a pour vocation de vous préparer à la rencontre interculturelle, de vous accompagner tout au long de votre séjour dans une démarche d’intégration et de vous apporter des éléments clés de la vie aux Philippines : bons plans, sécurité, nourriture... France Volontaires vous accompagne dans votre mission... N’hésitez pas à contacter votre Espace Volontariats pour toute question. Nous vous souhaitons une excellente expérience de volontariat ! L’équipe de France Volontaires aux Philippines ESPACE VOLONTARIATS PHILIPPINES ADRESSE NLIC Building Room 312 6762 Ayala Avenue Makati City PHILIPPINES TELEPHONE (0063) (0)2 551 6544 MAIL ev.philippines@france‐volontaires.org www.reseau‐espaces‐volontariats.org/Philippines www.france‐volontaires.org 3 Guide d’accueil des volontaires Philippines—Juin 2013 4 Guide d’accueil des volontaires Philippines—Juin 2013 Sommaire France Volontaires, c’est quoi ? ............................................... 6 L’Espace Volontariats Philippines ............................................. 6 Quelques mots sur le volontariat ............................................. 8 Dans ma valise il y a ............................................................... 10 Trousse à pharmacie .............................................. 10 Vêtements ............................................................. 10 Autres ................................................................... 11 Découvrir les Philippines ........................................................ 12 Vie Pratique ........................................................................... 15 Visa ....................................................................... 15 Démarches Administratives .................................... 16 Logement .............................................................. 17 Téléphone, Internet ............................................... 18 Santé ..................................................................... 19 Permis de conduire international ........................... 22 Sécurité ................................................................. 23 Argent ................................................................... 25 Transports ............................................................. 25 Courrier et colis ..................................................... 26 Travailler avec les Philippins ................................................... 27 Recettes ............................................................................. 29 Bons Plans ............................................................................. 32 Boire un verre / manger ......................................... 32 Sports .................................................................... 33 Cinéma .................................................................. 34 Besoin d’un plan de jeepney ? ................................ 34 Liens utiles ............................................................ 34 Numéros utiles ...................................................... 35 Votre mission et vous ............................................................. 36 Avant de quitter les Philippines .............................................. 38 Jeux : Sudoku des Volontaires ................................................ 39 Solutions des jeux .................................................................. 41 5 Guide d’accueil des volontaires Philippines—Juin 2013 France Volontaires, c’est quoi ? France Volontaires est une plateforme d’associations françaises de solidarité internationale, de collectivités territoriales et de ministères français. Créée en 2010, France Volontaires a reçu la mission de la part du Gouvernement Français de « promouvoir et développer les différentes formes d’engagements relevant des Volontariats Internationaux d’Echange et de Solidarité (V.I.E.S) et contribuer à leur mise en place » (article 1 des statuts). Concrètement, France Volontaires a développé un Réseau d’Espaces Volontariats, lieux physiques et virtuels d’information, d’orientation et de mise en réseau. En 2013, le réseau compte 25 Espaces Volontariats dans le monde qui proposent des services adaptés au contexte et spécificités de chaque pays : identification de partenaires et de missions, accueil des volontaires, suivi‐accompagnement, relations avec les autorités locales et les représentations diplomatiques françaises, proposition d’ateliers thématiques de découverte et/ou de formation, … L’Espace Volontariats Philippines Créé en Avril 2013, l’Espace Volontariats Philippines vous ouvre ses portes. Il est ouvert à TOUS les acteurs du volontariat (candidats, volontaires, structures d’accueil, structures d’envoi) et offre un espace de travail, de réunion, de documentation et d’accès à internet. Un ordinateur est à votre disposition. N’hésitez pas à venir nous rencontrer et profiter des services proposés. Il est conseillé de téléphoner avant ! 6 Guide d’accueil des volontaires Philippines—Juin 2013 Volontaires France © 7 Guide d’accueil des volontaires Philippines—Juin 2013 Quelques mots sur le volontariat « Dans le langage courant, le terme volontariat est souvent employé comme synonyme de bénévolat. Par exemple, le mouvement international de la Croix‐Rouge définit un volontaire comme « une personne qui mène des activités bénévoles ». Pourtant, le volontariat correspond à un statut particulier, entre le bénévolat et le salariat. Il se distingue du premier par le fait qu’il s’exerce à temps plein pour une mission et une durée donnée, moyennant une indemnité. Et il diverge du second par l’engagement du volontaire et l’utilité sociale de sa mission. » Par extension, nous appelons volontariats toutes les formes d’engagement volontaire et solidaire à l’international, qu’il s’agisse d’un engagement bénévole ou indemnisé. Cependant, nous attribuons une classification à chacune des formes précitées selon leur niveau de cadrage. Lors de la création de France Volontaires, et à l’initiative du Ministère des Affaires Etrangères et Européennes, une concertation entre l’Etat et les associations françaises de solidarité internationale a abouti à la définition d’une catégorisation des engagements volontaires et solidaires à l’international. Celle‐ci permet ainsi de définir le niveau de cadrage des missions et de mieux envisager l’accompagnement des volontaires en fonction de leurs spécificités. La diversité des engagements est importante et il est alors essentiel pour France Volontaires de considérer l’ensemble des personnes, volontaires ou bénévoles, cadrées ou non, qui vivent une mission de solidarité internationale dans un pays tiers. La mission d’appui et d’accompagnement confiée à France Volontaires s’adresse donc à un public large. 8 Guide d’accueil des volontaires Philippines—Juin 2013 Les volontaires sont répartis comme suit : Toute personne vivant ses Chantiers de jeunes Volontariats d’Ini‐ premières expériences de Dispositifs JSI/VVVSI tiation et d’Echan‐ découverte des réalités Voyages découverte ge internationales Stages Toute personne active ou Congés de solidarité Volontariats d’E‐ en retraite, souhaitant Mécénat de compé‐ change de Compé‐ enrichir son expérience et V.I.E.S tence tences apporter un savoir faire professionnel Bénévoles retraités Toute personne s’enga‐ Volontariats de geant par contrat de VSI 24 associations agréées Solidarité Interna‐ (loi de février 2005) avec pour l’envoi de VSI tionale une association agréée par l’Etat. Toute personne s’enga‐ geant par contrat de VSC L’agrément se fait sur Volontariat de régi par la loi du 10 mars demande auprès de Service Civique à 2010, avec une associa‐ l’Agence du Service l’International tion agréée par l’Agence Civique du Service Civique. Toute personne s’enga‐ geant avec une associa‐ Volontariat « hors tion et dans le cadre d’un dispositifs » projet, mais sans l’appui (financier, accompagne‐ ment) d’un dispositif Regroupe tous les volon‐ taires ne faisant pas par‐ tie des catégories précé‐ Volontariat « hors dentes : sans statut, sans cadre » dispositif, voire sans orga‐ nisation et sans (démarche de) projet. 9 Guide d’accueil des volontaires Philippines—Juin 2013 Dans ma valise, il y a... Trousse à pharmacie Bien qu’il y ait des pharmacies très nombreuses et très bien fournies, les médicaments coûtent cher aux Philippines, particulièrement si vous n’avez pas pensé à souscrire une assurance maladie… Il est donc conseillé de prévoir quelques indispensables : Votre traitement habituel Des tampons et/ou serviettes hygiéniques (ou mettez‐vous à la « M* Cup »!) Vos lentilles et le produit qui va avec De l’anti‐moustique (en revanche, il n’est pas nécessaire d’avoir un traitement antipaludéen) Vêtements Le climat philippin est chaud et humide toute l’année ! Cependant, lorsqu’on s’habitue à la chaleur étouffante, les premières nuits de la saison des pluies peuvent paraître fraîches… De même, les Philippins adorent mettre la climatisation à fond dans les bus et les bureaux ! Prévoyez donc des vêtements en conséquence : T‐shirts (pour les filles, notez que la bride de soutien‐gorge est rarement appréciée si elle dépasse du t‐shirt!) Pantacourts Shorts pour la plage 10 Guide d’accueil des volontaires Philippines—Juin 2013 Maillot de bain, et votre combinaison si vous êtes fan de plongée Sandales
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