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EVS Stories: SEV îți schimbă planurile – by Alexandra
- 27 February 2017
- Posted by: Team for Youth Association
- Category: Volunteering Stories
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Merhaba! Sunt Alexandra Herpai și sunt voluntară într-un proiect EVS în Gaziantep, Turcia, pentru 2 luni. Am 26 de ani, am absolvit Facultatea de Arhitectură din Timișoara astă vară și vreau să mă specializez în arhitectura socială. Așa că am hotărât să studiez într-un mod non-formal problema refugiaților, modul lor de viață, valorile lor, etc.
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EVS Stories – Good Times in Marseille
- 24 August 2016
- Posted by: Team for Youth Association
- Category: Volunteering Stories
Mă numesc Popescu Andrei, am 25 de ani, sunt din Baia Mare și sunt voluntar EVS în Marseille, Franța.
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EVS Stories – Beyond the borders
- 23 August 2016
- Posted by: Team for Youth Association
- Category: Volunteering Stories
Ladies and gentlemen, my name is Umut and I am from Turkey. In this testimony, I will not explain what EVS is. Moreover, I will not explain the activities as a volunteer. You know already. I would like to talk about only three things that are borders, goodness and “the puzzle”.
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The ”charging month” (II) – by Chloe Colinet de Labeau
- 4 August 2016
- Posted by: Team for Youth Association
- Category: Volunteering Stories
We began to work for the Ioana Maria Association, which was created by a parent of the child with disabilities. It’s a very exciting and really interesting job. We take care of children with the help of some parents, and also Alex, psychotherapist, who is an amazing person. We organize courses with different things, the goal being to improve their physical abilities and the capacity of concentration.
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EVS Stories – The time flies…
- 28 June 2016
- Posted by: Team for Youth Association
- Category: Volunteering Stories
My adventure in Romania started about a month and a half ago. I did not know what would have reserved this new experience away from my city and my country. At first time I was frightened by the idea of not being able to acclimate and not being able to face this experience. Instead, I was wrong.
