Associazione Antigóna

Associazione Antigóna

Tallin, Estonia


⭐️ Activity Title

Volontariato in un Centro per bambini a rischio a Tallin


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🔷 Activity Details

Description

Il Centro di Tallinn per i bambini a rischio è un'organizzazione di assistenza sociale che offre aiuto professionale ai bambini abbandonati dai genitori o con problemi comportamentali o di tossicodipendenza. L'organizzazione gestisce due centri a Tallinn: il Centro di accoglienza di Lilleküla e il Centro di accoglienza di Männi. I bambini vengono ospitati in questi due centri per diverse ragioni, le più comuni sono il vagabondaggio, la negligenza familiare, la violenza domestica, l'alcolismo o la tossicodipendenza dei genitori, la disoccupazione dei genitori o la perdita della casa a causa della povertà familiare. Come volontario, sarai chiamato a prenderti cura dei bambini e dei ragazzi, giocando con loro e supportando il personale, oltre che a organizzare attività educative aggiuntive nei centri di accoglienza (come insegnare l'italiano e presentare la tua cultura attraverso giochi, canzoni e attività fisica) e gite (come visite culturali, escursioni, passeggiate e picnic).


Accommodation, food and transport arrangements

Ti verrà fornito un alloggio adeguato, vicino al luogo di svolgimento del volontariato: in genere si tratta d'un appartamento condiviso o d'un ostello, arredati con le attrezzature di base. La sistemazione può essere singola o condivisa a seconda della disponibilità, con cucina e bagno in comune. Riceverai un contributo di 5 euro al giorno per le spese personali e altri 200 euro al mese per il vitto. Il viaggio dall'Italia all'Estonia e ritorno sarà completamente rimborsato, così come i trasporti locali relativi alle attività saranno interamente sostenuti dall'organizzazione d'accoglienza.

Training during the activity

Parteciperai a 3 sessioni di formazione ufficiali: una prima della partenza dall'Italia, una seconda qualche settimana dopo il tuo arrivo in Estonia e una terza verso la fine del volontariato. Questa è una preziosa esperienza sul campo del lavoro sociale e giovanile e nella gestione d'attività educative formali e informali. Lavorerai, infatti, oltre che con i bambini, anche a stretto contatto con il personale, costituito da responsabile del centro, assistenti sociali e infermieri. In sintesi, questo volontariato sarà fonte di grande crescita professionale e personale.


Participant profile

Cerchiamo un volontario con la passione per il lavoro con bambini e ragazzi, dotato di pazienza e in grado di comprendere e accettare che spesso provengono da contesti familiari e sociali difficili. Il volontario ideale dovrebbe inoltre essere amichevole e di mentalità aperta, proattivo, giocoso, ottimista e responsabile. La conoscenza del russo è un grande vantaggio, poiché è la lingua madre di molti bambini ospitati nella struttura. Non è richiesta esperienza lavorativa, ma solo una forte passione per l'educazione. Sono benvenute tutte le competenze artistiche, pedagogiche, musicali o atletiche, in quanto possono essere integrate nelle attività educative e ricreative. Ricorda che tutto il materiale che presenti a supporto della tua candidatura dev'essere in Inglese (o in Estone.....)!!!

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🔑 Key Information

Activity dates

A total of 43 week(s) during the period 01/10/2026 to 30/06/2027

Activity location

Vana-Pärnu mnt 9a/2, Tallin, Estonia

Activity type

Individual volunteering

Looking for participants from

Italy

Activity topics
Deadline for applications

Application deadline: 25/08/2026 23:59

Project code

2025-1-EE01-ESC51-VTJ-000346617


🔗 Official Project Page

https://youth.europa.eu/solidarity/opportunity/53413_en


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⚠️ Important Notice

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