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Henner-AXA-Inter Partner Assistance Guide 

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Henner-AXA-Inter Partner Assistance Guide 

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2 months ESC in Nagyvázsony infopack .pdf

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4 months ESC in Nagyvázsony infopack .pdf

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Send your CV and motivation letter

💌 info@fekete-sereg.hu

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Nagyvázsony, Hungary, German teacher assistant info pack

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Fekete Sereg Ifj. Egyesület | Youth Association on Instagram: "Over the past three weeks, our ESC team volunteering project brought together volunteers, local youth, and shared experiences ☀️

We celebrated the Day of Luca at a local school, where volunteers prepared games and activities and shared parts of their cultures with the kids. 

We also dived into different cultures during our Mediterranean Day — tasting focaccia from Puglia, Georgian churchkhela, German hot wine, and singing Polish songs together.
Together with local youth, we decorated our youth center, baked gingerbread, went on forest walks, traveled around Hungary, and just spent time at the youth center connecting, creating, and hanging out.

Thank you for coming to Nagyvázsony and joining our project 💌
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Az elmúlt három hétben az ESC önkéntes csapatprojektünk összehozta az önkénteseket, a helyi fiatalokat és a közös élményeket ☀️

Megünnepeltük Luca napját egy helyi iskolában, ahol az önkéntesek játékokat és foglalkozásokat készítettek, és megosztották kultúrájuk egy részét a gyerekekkel. A Mediterrán nap során különböző kultúrákba is betekintést nyertünk – pugliai focacciát, grúz churchkhelát és német forralt bort kóstoltunk, valamint lengyel dalokat énekeltünk együtt.

A helyi fiatalokkal közösen feldíszítettük az ifjúsági központot, mézeskalácsot sütöttünk, erdei sétákra mentünk, utaztunk Magyarországon belül, és időt töltöttünk az ifjúsági központban beszélgetéssel, alkotással és együttléttel.

Köszönjük, hogy Nagyvázsonyba jöttetek és csatlakoztatok a projektünkhöz. Mindig szívesen várunk vissza! 💌"

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47 likes, 0 comments - fekete.sereg on December 16, 2025: "Over the past three weeks, our ESC team volunteering project brought together volunteers, local youth, and shared experiences ☀️

We celebrated the Day of Luca at a local school, where volunteers prepared games and activities and shared parts of their cultures with the kids. 

We also dived into different cultures during our Mediterranean Day — tasting focaccia from Puglia, Georgian churchkhela, German hot wine, and singing Polish songs together.
Together with local youth, we decorated our youth center, baked gingerbread, went on forest walks, traveled around Hungary, and just spent time at the youth center connecting, creating, and hanging out.

Thank you for coming to Nagyvázsony and joining our project 💌
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Az elmúlt három hétben az ESC önkéntes csapatprojektünk összehozta az önkénteseket, a helyi fiatalokat és a közös élményeket ☀️

Megünnepeltük Luca napját egy helyi iskolában, ahol az önkéntesek játékokat és foglalkozásokat készítettek, és megosztották kultúrájuk egy részét a gyerekekkel. A Mediterrán nap során különböző kultúrákba is betekintést nyertünk – pugliai focacciát, grúz churchkhelát és német forralt bort kóstoltunk, valamint lengyel dalokat énekeltünk együtt.

A helyi fiatalokkal közösen feldíszítettük az ifjúsági központot, mézeskalácsot sütöttünk, erdei sétákra mentünk, utaztunk Magyarországon belül, és időt töltöttünk az ifjúsági központban beszélgetéssel, alkotással és együttléttel.

Köszönjük, hogy Nagyvázsonyba jöttetek és csatlakoztatok a projektünkhöz. Mindig szívesen várunk vissza! 💌". 

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📹A day in life of a German volunteer in Nagyvázsony 

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📹A day in life of a German volunteer in Nagyvázsony 

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📹A day in life of a German volunteer in Hungary

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💌 info@fekete-sereg.hu

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Fekete Sereg Ifj. Egyesület | Youth Association on Instagram: "You know, there are people who come back to our archaeology project every year! We hope this tradition continues and we’ll see familiar faces once again soon🤍

For now, let’s look at some moments from this excavation!📷

Tudjátok, vannak, akik minden évben visszatérnek a régészeti projektünkre. Reméljük, ez a hagyomány tovább folytatódik, és hamarosan újra viszontláthatjuk az ismerős arcokat 🤍

Most pedig nézzük meg, milyen pillanatokat hozott ez az ásatás! 📷

#eusolidaritycorps #escvolunteers #volunteerwork #volunteerinhungary #hungary🇭🇺 #nagyvázsony #archaeology #kinizsisírkutatás #excavation #volunteeringabroad #kinizsi #kinizsivár"

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41 likes, 0 comments - fekete.sereg on October 3, 2025: "You know, there are people who come back to our archaeology project every year! We hope this tradition continues and we’ll see familiar faces once again soon🤍

For now, let’s look at some moments from this excavation!📷

Tudjátok, vannak, akik minden évben visszatérnek a régészeti projektünkre. Reméljük, ez a hagyomány tovább folytatódik, és hamarosan újra viszontláthatjuk az ismerős arcokat 🤍

Most pedig nézzük meg, milyen pillanatokat hozott ez az ásatás! 📷

#eusolidaritycorps #escvolunteers #volunteerwork #volunteerinhungary #hungary🇭🇺 #nagyvázsony #archaeology #kinizsisírkutatás #excavation #volunteeringabroad #kinizsi #kinizsivár". 

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Fekete Sereg youth association was founded in 1997. The goal of the association is to let the youngsters in our village Nagyvázsony spend their free time with useful activities. We want to help the young people who are struggling and support the initiations of the community in the village.

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Here we’ve collected some places to visit during your project ⤵️

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Here we’ve collected some places to visit during your project ⤵️

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Our youth center has been running since 1998. The association has been working with the EVS and ESC programs since 2005 and so far we have hosted 300 volunteers. In addition, it helps to create an exchange between volunteers and villagers.

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3-8 weeks

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Twice a year we host team volunteering groups for two projects: community archaeology in August/September and advent project in November/ December.

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You can work in the kindergarten of Nagyvázsony called Mesevár óvoda és bölcsőde. There are five different groups and each group has two teachers. Your task is to help them with their daily life e.g. with dressing and undressing, playing games, singing songs, sportive activities, painting, making decorations, etc.

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You can work in our youth center where local youngsters come to spend their time after school and work. The youth center has e.g. a table football, ping pong, and cards which you can play with the youngsters or you can chat with them. The most important thing is to communicate.

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If you would like to improve your media skills for example filming, editing videos, photography and updating our social media (posts, stories, reels) we are happy to give you the possibility to work on this field. It can be about our association, volunteers daily life, village... Use your imagination!

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Volunteers work 6 hours/day (30h/ week).

Volunteers have two days off per month.

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You‘ll receive monthly pocket money about 8 EUR/day, and food money about 7 EUR/day.

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Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are not provided. You can either cook for yourself or eat at a few cafes we have in the village.

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6-12 months

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In summer and in the end of November, we usually host groups of short-term volunteers who are coming from all across Europe for three weeks. Before their arrival, you can help us with the preparations e.g. make an infopack. During their stay, you can join them in workshops.

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If you are interested in archeology or are a student, you can work twice a week in a museum as an archeologist assistant. Your job would be supporting their photo achieves, social media, and going to the excavations.

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If you play football or like sports, you have the opportunity to support the trainer of the local football club with children's football training twice a week. You can plan exercises for children aged 4- 10 and inspire them in their sport hobby.

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You can work in the kindergarten of Nagyvázsony called Mesevár óvoda és bölcsőde. There are five different groups and each group has two teachers. Your task is to help them with their daily life e.g. with dressing and undressing, playing games, singing songs, sportive activities, painting, making decorations, etc.

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You can work in our youth center where local youngsters come to spend their time after school and work. The youth center has e.g. a table football, ping pong, and cards which you can play with the youngsters or you can chat with them. The most important thing is to communicate.

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If you would like to improve your media skills for example filming, editing videos, photography and updating our social media (posts, stories, reels) we are happy to give you the possibility to work on this field. It can be about our association, volunteers daily life, village... Use your imagination!

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You will stay in the volunteer‘s flat in Nagyvázsony. In total, it has five beds divided into two rooms so you will share your room. The house has also a toilet, a bathroom, a kitchen, and a living room. There are some bedsheets and towels but you can also bring your own. The flat has a washing machine.

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As soon as you get your volunteer agreement, it’s time to plan your journey to our village! These instructions will help you ⤵️

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As soon as you get your volunteer agreement, it’s time to plan your journey to our village! These instructions will help you ⤵️

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There are direct buses from Budapest to Nagyvázsony. They stop at Nagyvázsony Pulai Elágazás bus stop.

You can buy the bus ticket directly from the driver by cash or bank card.

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Direct buses from Nepliget station, Budapest to Nagyvázsony

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Direct buses from Nepliget station, Budapest to Nagyvázsony

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7:25 A.M.

9:25 A.M.

11:25 A.M.

01:25 P.M.

03:25 P.M.

07:40 P.M.

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How to get to Nepliget from Budapest Airport

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How to get to Nepliget from Budapest Airport

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1. Buy public transport tickets in the purple ticket machine: 2 single tickets.

2. Take 200E bus, take off at Kőbánya-Kispest M bus stop.

3. From there take an M3 metro Kőbánya-Kispest and take off at Népliget. There will be a Népliget bus station.

4. You can access the bus station from the underground. There will be many signs on the floor leading you to the bus station.

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There is no train station in Nagyvázsony. You can take a train from Budapest to Veszprém, the nearest city. There are some buses from Veszprém train station to Nagyvázsony, but there are more buses going from Veszprém bus station.

It takes 30-40 min by walk from train station to the bus station. You can also take a city bus.

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💡To plan your journey use this website/app

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💡To plan your journey use this website/app

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Third-country nationals who wish to stay in the territory of Hungary for the purpose of performing public interest voluntary activities based on a voluntary contract concluded with a host organization defined by Act LXXXVIII of 2005 on public interest voluntary activities, or performs voluntary activity in the framework of the European Voluntary Service have to apply for a residence permit for the purpose of voluntary activities.

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~10000 Ft - the amount of cash you need for your first days in Hungary, before you get your pocket money

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Official info on getting the residence permit for the purpose of volunteering in Hungary 

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Official info on getting the residence permit for the purpose of volunteering in Hungary 

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Residence permit for the purpose of voluntary activities Those third-country nationals are eligible to be granted a residence permit for the purpose of voluntary activities,
A host organisation may be: a local or minority self-government, budgetary entity, civil or non-profit organization, ecclesiastical legal person or religious association, social, child welfare, child protection service provider, institution or network, health service provider, public education institution, vocational training institution, higher education institution, museum institution, library, public archive, public private archive, public cultural institution.

Residence permit for the purpose of voluntary activity cannot be granted to those who:

Please note that Act LXXXVIII of 2005 on Public Interest Volunteer Activities contains all provisions regarding volunteer activities, such as criteria for host organisations and volunteers and the content of the voluntary service contract to prove the purpose of the residence.

Non-Hungarian nationals who are not persons with the right of free movement and residence, i.e. who are not EEA nationals or family members of an EEA national, and

qualify as third-country nationals .

If you do not have a residence permit and your entry into Hungary does not constitute a visa-exempt travel, your application for the issuance of a residence permit is to be submitted outside of Hungary.

You may submit an application before a diplomatic or consular foreign mission of Hungary in the country of your nationality or your habitual place of residence. Please be advised to contact the competent foreign mission of Hungary to inquire for further information, if there are any other places authorised to receive applications for a residence permit. Such application receiving places are constituted by e.g. honorary consuls, trade representations, and external service providers.

If there are not any consulates or other types of places receiving application in the country of your nationality or your habitual place of residence, in exceptional cases, you may submit an application in a country where you are staying legally provided that you provide proof of the reasons of your exceptional application submission.

Submitting an application for a visa separately is not required, as an application for the issuance of a residence permit comprises an application for a visa entitling its holder to collect a residence permit.

If you are allowed to enter the territory of Hungary due to your nationality, and you visa free are not a holder of a residence permit, you may submit an application for the issuanceof a residence permit for the purpose of voluntary activity within the territory of Hungary as well.

Application submission in Hungary is available:

by electronic means via the electronic information system and procedure initiation platform ofEnter Hungary, which is available by clicking here , or

in person, before the competent regional directorate of the National Directorate-General for Aliens Policing (hereinafter: NDGAP) as per the applicant's place of accommodation. Contact details of the regional directorates and further information are available by clicking here .

Please note that application submission is available only via the Enter Hungary platform if your attorney-in-fact is a legal representative or a legal person.

Submission of applications for the extension of a residence permit for the purpose of voluntary activity is only available within the territory of Hungary, via the platform of Enter Hungary, which is available by clicking .

Please be informed that the extension of the residence permit is only possible if

Furthermore, please note that an application for the extension of a residence permit for the purpose of voluntary activity is to be submitted at least 30 days prior to the date of expiry of the issued residence permit.

For submission of an application in person, applicants are required to complete the application form filled in correctly and to submit the completed document with their signature. The form is available by clicking here and the appendix .

For submission of an application via the platform of Enter Hungary, the full and correct completion of the electronic application form is required, which is available on the platform. The platform of Enter Hungary is available by clicking .

An application submitted via the platform of Enter Hungary is deemed to have been received by the immigration authority, if the administrative service fee has been paid, and the facial photograph and fingerprint of the applicant is taken and signature specimen of the applicant is recorded within 15 days from the date of receipt. The immigration authority will send out a notification when your application is deemed to have been received.

For information on administrative service fees for procedures, please click here .

For the approval of an application for a residence permit, the applicant is required to meet conditions for entry and residence in Hungary, during the procedures mandatory attachments/enclosures may serve as proof of meeting the conditions set.

Please make sure completion of the attachments/enclosures is in full and check all documents before submission, supporting the soonest possible processing and examination of the application.

One of the following documents must be submitted as proof that the applicant has sufficient resources, i.e. (s)he can cover costs related to his/her subsistence, accommodation, return/onward travel (i.e. exit from Hungary) and healthcare services from legally acquired income and savings:

a certificate from a credit institution under the applicant's name (e.g. a bank account statement, an account statement on savings or stocks and bonds, bank balance statement),

a notarised declaration made by the applicant's family member, who undertakes to ensure the applicant's maintenance and care, and with a document certifying the maintenance capacity of the person undertaking the maintenance

a document on regular income issued by the employer or the tax authority

You shall provide a real Hungarian address as accommodation. No separate document needs to be attached to the notification.
Documents proving that the applicant has a health insurance
Documentary evidence must be submitted as proof that the applicant has access to comprehensive health insurance services covering all healthcare services or that (s)he can cover the costs of such services.

An applicant meets this condition in the following cases:

Meeting the conditions of exit may be proved by:

having a valid ticket/valid tickets for the relevant travel or the amount of money to cover the costs of the travel.

Attaching/enclosing 1 facial photograph to/with the application is required.

In case of an extension , attaching/enclosing documents on unchanged conditions again is not required.

Time period for procedural administration: 21 days.

In addition to mandatory attachments/enclosures, the National Directorate-General for Aliens Policing (hereinafter: NDGAP) may request the submission of further documents for clarification of facts of the case or implement other procedural conducts.

The period for remedying deficiencies (e.g., submission of missing documents) and for the implementation of various other procedural conducts is not comprised in the time period of the procedural administration.

The authority acting on the application case adopts a decision as to merits within 60 days from the date of the submission of the application.

If you submitted your application for a residence permit before a foreign diplomatic or consular mission of Hungary and the regional directorate approves your application for a residence permit, it shall constitute approval for the issuance of an entry visa entitling its holder to receive a residence permit, of which the competent Hungarian consulate shall be notified by the regional directorate.

The entry visa entitling its holder to receive a residence permit shall be issued by the competent consulate officer.

Please note that type D visa entitling their holder to receive their residence permits issued to third-country nationals are single-entry visas authorising a stay of not more than 30 days and are valid for 3 months.

A residence permit document shall be delivered by way of post to the address indicated as place of delivery in the application form.

During the validity period of a residence permit for the purpose of voluntary activity and after its date of expiry, application for the issuance of a residence permit under another legal title is not allowed in Hungary.

Family members of a third-country national who is a holder of a residence permit for the purpose of voluntary activity or an applicant for a residence permit for the purpose of voluntary activity may not be granted a residence permit for family reunification.

Third-country nationals who are holders of a residence permit for the purpose of voluntary activity may not be granted a national residence card.

In case of refusal, the decision may be appealed within 8 days from delivery, submitted to the authority of first instance, or at the Hungarian diplomatic or consular foreign mission where the application was submitted.

Please note that the authority shall dismiss the appeal without any examination as to merits in the following cases:

the appeal is received after the deadline,

the appeal is not submitted by an authorised person,

the applicant introduces and refers to new facts of the case, of which (s)he was aware before the decision was adopted,

the appeal is submitted without indicating its grounds or causes.

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Residence permit for the purpose of voluntary activities

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1. After you get the documents from us, book an appointment in the nearest Hungarian consulate in your country.

2. Prepare all the necessary documents (check the list of documents in the following section).

3. Usually there is an interview with a consul, so it’s better to be prepared. Think about your motivation to take part in the project and to go to Hungary, what it will help you to achieve later and how can you contribute to the project.

4. After the successful appointment you have to wait for the consulate to issue a 30 days valid visa to enter Hungary (it may take up to 60 days). With this visa you can enter the country and wait there for your residence permit card.

5. After you come to Hungary you will get your residence permit card by way of post to our volunteer accommodation address, or you can collect it in the local immigration office.

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1. Residence permit application form+ appendix

2. The voluntary agreement

3. Documents in proof of means of subsistence in Hungary (your bank account statement/ a sponsorship letter - notarised declaration made by the applicant's family member, who undertakes to ensure the applicant's maintenance and care, and with a document certifying the maintenance capacity of the person undertaking the maintenance/ any other credible means)

4. Proof of accommodation in Hungary (we provide these documents for you)

5. Health insurance documents (Henner)

6. Documents proving that the applicant meets the conditions of exit - conditions to a return/onward travel (a valid passport, valid ticket/valid tickets for the relevant travel or the amount of money to cover the costs of the travel)

7. One facial photograph

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The flat has Wi-Fi , 1000 HUF (around 3 EUR) per month. There is free Wi-Fi in our youth center.

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European Solidarity Corps - Humanitarian aid volunteering

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European Solidarity Corps - Humanitarian aid volunteering

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Volunteering in humanitarian Aid | European Youth Portal

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As from 2022, the European Solidarity Corps opens up to the world and offers new cross-border volunteering activities in support of humanitarian aid operations in third countries. These projects are an excellent opportunity to engage as an active citizen, show solidarity to people in countries outsi…

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European Solidarity Corps -  TEAM volunteering

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Most opportunities through the European Solidarity Corps are cross-border volunteering activities.

These projects are an excellent opportunity to help where needed, learn new skills, spend time abroad, maybe learn a language - and definitely come back with unforgettable memories.

With the wide range of issues covered by the projects (such as environment, health, inclusion, digital technologies, culture, sport), you're sure to find something to match your interests and background.

You have the choice between volunteering individually and in teams.

Individual volunteering

can last from 2 months up to 12 months

is full-time (between 30 and 38 hours a week)

allows you to contribute to the daily work of an organisation that is actively benefiting the local community

is usually 'cross-border' - i.e. in a different country to where you live (though it can be there too - these are called 'in-country' projects)

in some cases, you can take part for a shorter time (from 2 weeks to 2 months) - for example for participants with fewer opportunities, or disabilities

Team volunteering

If you can't commit for a long period, but still want to help the community, then check out team volunteering, which:

can last between 2 weeks and 2 months

is full-time (between 30 and 38 hours a week)

you volunteer with people from at least 2 different countries

the group will be between 10 and 40 volunteers and include people with fewer opportunities

is usually abroad, though it can be in your home country

Supporting and host organisations

If you're going abroad for individual volunteering, 2 organisations are involved:

supporting organisation - based in your home country, will help you prepare for your experience abroad (it used to be called 'sending organisation').

host organisation - will receive and help you in your destination country.

You can search for a potential supporting organisation on the accredited/Quality-Labelled organisation database.
/!\ If you are doing team volunteering, you don't need a supporting organisation.
Who can volunteer?

European Solidarity Corps volunteering activities are open to 18-30 year old people who reside in programme and partner countries.

What is covered?

You are covered by a complementary insurance

You can access a range of support services such as linguistic support and training

Your basic costs will be covered (your travel to and from the project, accommodation and food)

You'll also receive a small allowance for personal expenses (€3-6 a day, depending on the country)

If you have specific needs (e.g. a disability), these costs may also be covered

/!\ This coverage applies to volunteers in European Solidarity Corps activities.
If you are selected through the Corps portal by an organisation, which is funded through the 8 funding programmes of the first phase of the European Solidarity Corps, then your activity falls under the rules and procedures of that funding programme and not all the services mentioned above will apply to you. Please check the Frequently Asked Questions ( FAQs) for the additional funding programmes supporting the European Solidarity Corps.

How to register

To start registering:

The first time you register, you'll be asked to create an account (EU Login, the European Commission's user authentication service) before creating your profile.

Once your profile is created, you'll have access to your personal dashboard, from which you can apply for advertised opportunities, access the general online training, participate in contests, view your certificates and much more.

/!\ Registering for the Corps does not guarantee you will take part in an activity.

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European Solidarity Corps -  Solidarity projects

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European Solidarity Corps -  Solidarity projects

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📌You can set up a solidarity project for your local community in your home country.

📌If you’re not an EU citizen, you can still organise a solidarity project if you have a valid residence permit of an EU country.

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If you want to make a positive change in your local community, then you can join forces with your friends to create a Solidarity Project. Just make sure all of you are registered with us.

What is a Solidarity Project?

Think about challenges in your neighbourhood and the causes that matter to you. Your project should be devoted to these types of challenge, but it can also help tackle regional or even national issues.

Your project should also demonstrate 'European value' - drawing on priorities identified by the EU, such as inclusion, climate change, democratic engagement, citizenship or gender equality.

The project can last from 2 to 12 months and will be mainly part-time. So you can do it in your free time.

Who can take part?

To take part in a Solidarity Project, you have to live in one of the programme countries.

Your group must contain at least 5 people (between 18 and 30 years) who are legally residing in the same country (there is no maximum number of people).

What financial support do I get?

You can expect €500 a month to cover the cost of managing and implementing the project. We will also cover costs linked to the involvement of a coach in the project, if one is needed.

How to apply

Unlike volunteering, traineeship or jobs (where you apply to organisations), with Solidarity Projects you request direct funding for your project.

To do so, you have to meet the deadlines set in the general call for project proposals and submit your project as a formal application (see Open Calls).

Your application will be then assessed by your National Agency.
/!\ You can apply yourself - but if you prefer, you can choose to work with an experienced organisation to apply for funding.

In the application form, you will be asked questions such as why you want to carry out this project, how it will benefit the community, and which activities you are planning to run during the preparation and implementation of the idea.

Before you apply:

1. Create your group - reach out to other young people in your community and form a group with a common idea or topic.

2. Get everyone registered - all members of the group should join the Corps.

3. Have an organisation ID (OID) - one member of the group takes the role of 'group leader' and registers for an OID, by creating an account with the European Commission.

Don't forget that you can find an organisation that is willing to apply on your behalf. They could be one that is already registered and has an OID; if not, they will obtain one for you.

As soon as you've registered and have your OID, you can continue with the next steps (even while you're waiting for it to be approved).

If you need more information, your National Agency can help you with your application.

1. Create your project - structure your ideas (goals, group members, expected outcomes, budget, activities, etc.).

2. Submit your application - using the ESC30 Solidarity Projects application form.

Don't miss the deadline, and good luck!

/!\ There might be exceptions depending on the programme country, please consult the Frequently Asked Questions () for more detail.

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Solidarity Projects | European Youth Portal

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If you want to make a positive change in your local community, then you can join forces with your friends to create a Solidarity Project. Just make sure all of you are registered with us. What is a Solidarity Project? Think about challenges in your neighbourhood and the causes that matter to you.

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1. Send us your PRN number

2. Accept/join our project on ESC platform

3. Send us your ID/passport copy, place of birth, full home address

4. Read carefully an important info for ESC volunteer in the Important info section

5. Wait for your volunteer agreement, insurance, and accommodation documents be ready

6. If you need a visa to enter Hungary, check the Important info➡️Visa section

📩 info@fekete-sereg.hu

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You can use this bullet journal to track your volunteering journey.

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Youthpass is the European tool to improve the recognition of the learning outcomes of participants of projects supported by the European Solidarity Corps.

At the end of the project you’ll get your Youthpass that you have to fill in. However, it’s better to gradually collect your reflections on the competences that you improve during the project. You can write some notes on your progress in your diary or any other form that you like:)

Find more about Youthpass and the 8 key competencies in the attached document.

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Volunteers live in a tourist hostel. The hostel can provide about three rooms for 15 people. Every room has its own bathroom. Hostel has one kitchen with cooking tools, a dining area, a washing machine, and WiFi.

Tourist hostel: http://nagyvazsony.hu/kinizsi-turistaszallo-ferienwohnung-tourist/

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Hévíz is a spa town in Zala County, Hungary, about 8 kilometres from the city of Keszthely. The town is located near Lake Hévíz, the world's second-largest thermal lake, but biologically the biggest active natural lake. Even on the coldest winter days the temperature of the water does not drop below 24 °C. That makes bathing possible in the lake year round. In the summer, the water temperature can reach 37 °C.

🚌It’s 1,50 hrs away from Nagyvázsony by bus.

🚣‍♂️Our volunteers went canoeing there during winter.

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Through the Balassi Scholarship Programmes, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade of Hungary provides learning opportunities for foreigners interested in the Hungarian language and culture, as well as in Hungarian higher education. Our unique programmes offer a wide range of courses, so everyone can find the ones that suit them best.

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Pécs is the fifth biggest city in Hungary with about 160000 inhabitants. It is near the border to Croatia and is also known for the university.

From Nagyvázsony it takes about a 5h ride with 2 buses or the train. The train ride is really enjoyable, due to the route next to the Balaton.

It worth visiting especially in the summer time. You can go hiking, shopping, visit cute cafes and restaurants and much more.

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If you already registered in ESC pltaform you can find your PRN number on the Home page under your profile picture. If you have not registered yet, please do it here https://youth.europa.eu/solidarity_en. After registration, you will receive an email with a 10-16 digit number at the top. That will be your ESC Personal Registration Number (PRN number). Only after that the ESC platform can invite you to join our project.

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The Balaton lake is 77km long and has many nice places to visit!

Balatonfüred is a city, which is placed about a 40 min bus drive from Nagyvázsony (direct bus).

During the winter there is an icerink by the lake and during the summer there is a visited promenade. It’s definitely worth visiting and feels like being by the sea.

Moreover one of the schools that our volunteers work in is situated in Balatonfüred.

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👉 There are 10 sections in our Padlet. It’s very useful before, during and after your volunteering project. 

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👉 There are 10 sections in our Padlet. It’s very useful before, during and after your volunteering project. 

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1️⃣ and 2️⃣ — short term and long term volunteering opportunities in our village

3️⃣ — what to do after we accepted your for a project

4️⃣ — ESC guide, visa instructions (for non-EU residents)

5️⃣ — insurance ❗️

6️⃣ — how to get to Nagyvázsony

7️⃣ — living and working conditions

8️⃣ — places to visit 🏰

9️⃣ — what to do in the end of your project

1️⃣0️⃣ — after volunteering

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The Tapolca Lake Cave is a unique natural attraction where you can explore the crystalclear water in the cave by boat.

It is the center of Tapolca.

🚌You can get there from Nagyvazsony by bus. It only takes around 30 minutes.