Completed
Project Yatra
Individual volunteering, 16 days, Tetouan
9 to 24 November 2024
About this activity
A team of young volunteers works together in Tetouan, alongside our host partner. This activity is part of the European Solidarity Corps, the EU programme for young people who want to help communities in Europe and beyond.
Your participation in 5 steps
1. Choose your activity
Discover our activities and choose the experience that suits you.
2. Apply
Fill in the online application form. Tell us about your motivation and interests.
3. Selection and offer
We review your application. If you are selected, you receive an offer to take part.
4. Prepare and take part
After signing the participant agreement, you prepare together with us. Then you get to work with other participants, with guidance on site.
5. Learn, reflect and share
Look back on your experience, record what you have learned with Youthpass and share your experiences with other young people.
Who can take part
Young people aged 18 to 30. You do not need experience or diplomas. Young people with fewer opportunities are especially welcome.
What it costs
Nothing. The European Solidarity Corps pays for travel, food, housing, insurance and pocket money. Cultined arranges the travel for the group, or you travel on your own if you prefer.
Support and inclusion
Tell us what you need to take part. The European Solidarity Corps can cover extra support for participants with fewer opportunities, for example a disability, a health need or financial barriers.
Safety
Every participant is insured through the European Solidarity Corps. The group is prepared before departure and guided on site. You can reach Cultined at any time during the activity.
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Register your interest
Applications open soon. Register your interest and you will hear first when they do.
Until the form is online, send us a message with your name, age and city.
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