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Open Call for the Local Volunteering Initiative ABOUT ACT Open Call for the Local Volunteering Initiative - LVI project - ESC (European Solidarity Corps) Association Comunities for Youth is a NGO activing in City of Bailesti Soth West Through this Open Call the organization Association Comunities for Oltenia region Youth - ACT is looking for Volunteers for the LVI project of Romania. ACT mission is to develop, implement and Type of project: Mobility for youth – European Solidarity Corps support youth development programs Venue: City of Craiova, Dolj county, South West part of Romania built around the concepts City of Bailesti, Dolj county, South West part of Romania of lifelong learning, EVS Stage Duration: First Stage volunteers 01-04-2019 – 28-08-2019 mobility and associativity ACT works to empower Second Stage volunteers 28-08-2019 – 25-01-2020 young people to How many volunteers: participate actively in society to improve their - First Stage volunteers 4 International Volunteers + 4 Local volunteers own lives. The aim of this - First Stage volunteers 2 International Volunteers + 4 Local volunteers empowerment is to establish a wide-based Profile of the Volunteer we seek: community movement which encourages the Aged between 18 to 30 years positive involvement of The volunteers who apply for this project need to like and be young people in solving willing to work with youth for 6 months. issues which affect them, active, open-minded, creative, innovative, responsible and treating them as motivated volunteers resources, not as problems. The volunteers of this project should, above all else, show - Our EVS Database Entry willingness to learn and see their experience as a learning process. Basic level of English (being able to make herself/himself - Our Facebook Page understood by the others – able to communicate). This is a long read, here is the shortest possible version: You will be a volunteer and work with youth for 6 months in Craiova, Romania. All expenses are covered by us and you will learn a lot and have lots of fun. What will I DO in the LVI project? The project is designed to consists of 2 volunteering activities: One 5-month activity run with international volunteers and local volunteers from Craiova and a second 5-month volunteering activity run by international volunteers and local volunteers in Bailesti. GENERAL OBJECTIVE The general objective of the project is: Develop a set of best practices in terms of promoting the concept of volunteering and social inclusion among youth in Craiova and Bailesti while strengthening the role and image of ACT as a local volunteering opportunities provider. The project will consist in: First stage (01-04-2019 – 28-08-2019) will consists of 8 volunteers doing a 5-month stage in Craiova. The volunteer team will be formed as follows: - 4 international volunteers - 4 volunteers from Craiova. There will be 3 main types of activities done in this period: I. Designing, innovating and planning non-formal workshops/activities/best practices in for promotion of volunteering and achieving personal development objectives for disabled and disadvantaged institutionalized young persons. II. Implement non-formal workshops and activities structured around 3 main thematic a. Interculturality – a non-formal programme consisting of approx. 24 activities done in the 2 local partner institutions. b. Boosting creativity - a non-formal programme consisting of approx. 24 activities done in the 2 local partner institutions. The workshops aim to stimulate creative thinking and self-expression in the beneficiaries by engaging them in activities such as theatre, creative play (rediscovering alternative uses for everyday items), creative problem solving by imagination exercises. c. Sports – a non-formal programme consisting of approx. 24 activities done in the 2 local partner institutions. It will consist of outdoor and indoor games and sports that aim to form teamwork skills, support building self-esteem, and build healthy lifestyle habits. III. Promotion of volunteering and the Solidarity Corps – running volunteering promotion campaigns and activities at local level in Craiova, Online and in Bailesti. This will aim to boost awareness of volunteering and the new opportunities offered by the Solidarity Corps among youth. These activities will include designing awareness building messages and materials (flyers, posters, brochures), organizing presentations, distributing materials, online promotion, organizing a final project conference on the topic of volunteering and social inclusion. Second stage (28-08-2019 – 25-01-2020) activity will consists of 6 volunteers doing a 5- month stage in Bailesti. The volunteer team will be formed as follows: - 2 international volunteers and 4 volunteers from Bailesti. There will be 3 main types of activities done in this period: I. Adapting , innovating and planning non-formal workshops/activities/best practices in for promotion of volunteering and achieving personal development objectives for disabled and disadvantaged institutionalized young persons. The main difference here will be that the volunteers will have a set of practices already developed by the first stage and will, thus, have way to jumpstart the implementation of activities. One of the aims of ACT in this period will be to adapt and improve the set of activities so as to give them enough flexibility that they can be used in different communities and institutions with the same level of success. Reimplementing the practices in a short timeframe such as in this project is an excellent opportunity to try and standardize our methods across communities and the structure of this project facilitates this project. II. Implement non-formal workshops and activities structured around 3 main thematic a. Interculturality – a non-formal programme consisting of approx. 24 activities done in the 2 local partner institutions. b. Boosting creativity - a non-formal programme consisting of approx. 24 activities done in the 2 local partner institutions. The workshops aim to stimulate creative thinking and self-expression in the beneficiaries by engaging them in activities such as theatre, creative play (rediscovering alternative uses for everyday items), creative problem solving by imagination exercises. c. Sports – a non-formal programme consisting of approx. 24 activities done in the 2 local partner institutions. It will consist of outdoor and indoor games and sports that aim to form teamwork skills, support building self-esteem, and build healthy lifestyle habits. III. Promotion of volunteering and the Solidarity Corps –This will aim to boost awareness of volunteering and the new opportunities offered by the Solidarity Corps among youth. These activities will include designing awareness building messages and materials (flyers, posters, brochures), organizing presentations, distributing materials, online promotion, organizing a final project conference on the topic of volunteering and social inclusion. The main target groups for the campaign will be young people in terminal years of high school and unemployed young people. This will be a continuation of the work started by the group in Craiova and will aim to further spread the message of volunteering while, this time, it is also exemplified by local youth. The above mentioned activities are the general overview but each volunteer has the opportunity to propose, implement and carry on new types of activities bases on previous experiences, personal preferences, skills and abilities and well as have direct control over the methods used to implement the activities. What will I learn in the LVI project? Our methodology of learning by doing or experiential learning places the volunteer at the center of his/her learning process and encourage commitment to it. Each volunteer will have a personalized development plan that targets personal skills as well as professional skills, a mentor to help guide the volunteer and a counterpart to guide him in working with the target group in the working institutions. In the project we will be employing a Learning by doing methodology based on a 4 cyclical stages model: 1. Concrete Experience – going out and engaging with the activity 2. Reflection on that experience on a personal basis – self-reflection and guided reflection assisted by the mentor which aims at derivation of general rules describing the experience, or the application of previous experiences and knowledge to it 3. Abstract Conceptualization – supported by the participatory planning model and dynamic role distribution practiced the management team. In this stage the management helps the volunteer in the of ways of modifying the next occurrence of the experience 4. Active Experimentation – turning the abstract into concrete activities and restarting the cycle at no.1 All throughout the learning process and the project you will be assisted by the ACT team and a personal mentor in managing what, when and how you learn all these skills. At the end you will receive a Youthpass certificate which is a European Instrument for recognition and certification of skills acquired in ESC Practical Arrangements & Financial aspects Travel: ACT will purchase flight tickets while the Sending Organisation will to make sure that the volunteer is well informed, has all documents and gets safely on board. Local transport: will be covered by ACT, upon arrival they will receive info on how to use public transport, a map of the transit lines etc. Accommodation: ACT will host the volunteers in rented apartments in the city of Craiova and in Bailesti.
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