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Volunteering Stories
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Volunteering Stories: Perspective – by Lara
- 22 April 2019
- Posted by: Team for Youth Association
- Category: Volunteering Stories
I believe that you stop growing when you stop asking questions. However, during my journey, I realized that a question can have a lot of answers or any answer at all. So, I decided to search for some in Romania.
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Volunteering Stories: The On-Arrival Training – by Lynn
- 16 April 2019
- Posted by: Team for Youth Association
- Category: Volunteering Stories
One of the many beautiful memories from my EVS to look back on: The On-Arrival Training. Time is just flying by here in Romania; and sadly, the end of the project is approaching. However, I have so many great memories to look back on, one of them being the on-arrival training we had in the last
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Volunteering Stories: I learned a universal language – by Alexia
- 1 April 2019
- Posted by: Team for Youth Association
- Category: Volunteering Stories
Let me tell you a story about what I learned here. My name is Alex, I am 22 years old and I am currently finishing my adventure here in Baia Mare, Romania.
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Volunteering Stories: First week of volunteering – by Maria S.
- 21 March 2019
- Posted by: Team for Youth Association
- Category: Volunteering Stories
My name is Maria Sosin. I came to Baia Mare, Romania for 5 months of volunteering from Poland. I am 20 years old. I choose this particularly volunteering program because of the topics we will be working with during our time here, which are very close to my heart.
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Volunteering Stories: My journey so far – by Jolin
- 19 March 2019
- Posted by: Team for Youth Association
- Category: Volunteering Stories
Two months have gone by since I started my EVS journey in Baia Mare as part of a project with T4Uth. Time seems to pass by faster here, but I believe that time flies faster when you are in the place you’re meant to be. From the beginning of this experience, I felt welcomed and saw Baia Mare as my new home. This sensation wouldn’t have been possible if it wasn’t for my flatmates, my mentor, the hosting organization and its volunteers.
