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Why might your organization be interested in adding volunteers?

  • Because by receiving volunteers in your organization you are part of a local network of organizations that participate and receive people who want to give and receive.
  • Because you can incorporate another look in the way of doing and projecting.
  • Because it can enrich your institutional mission.
  • Because you can add new work spaces.
  • Because our volunteers have a high commitment to the projects in which they are involved and a lot of energy to contribute to your organization.
  • Because cultural exchange can be a learning space for the young people and children of your project to create a world without borders and without discrimination with more tolerance.
  • Because volunteers want to learn from what your organization develops.

What type of activities can they develop?

Volunteers can develop accompaniment activities for organizations/institutions to strengthen their institutional mission and promote the realization of the rights of boys, girls, adolescents and young people and other groups for which social organizations are working to promote a better world. fair and equal.

We leave you some ideas:

  • art workshops
  • Foreign language teaching
  • School support
  • Sport activities
  • cooking workshops
  • Cooking in dining rooms
  • Recreation
  • Games
  • Event organization
  • Among many other activities that can emerge according to the knowledge and expectations of the volunteers and the needs of the organizations.

How long do volunteers participate?

The volunteers come to Argentina with the main motivation of participating in a social project, which is why they have a very committed dedication and dedicate between 20 and 35 hours per week to the organizations in which they participate. Generally they are in Argentina between 3 months and a year.

Why do we say our volunteers are committed?

Because we have a work methodology that achieves real commitment. Before arriving in Argentina, volunteers have training in their country of origin that focuses on training in volunteering prior to the trip.

Once they arrive in Buenos Aires, they undergo training lasting between 3 and 5 days that attempts to focus on the central problems that the different territories face, concepts linked to volunteering, forms of participation, in-depth knowledge of each volunteer, among others.

We also organized a Spanish course with the help of our local volunteers to help volunteers with their language barriers.

Once participation in the projects begins, we have one day a week that we dedicate to systematic training to understand the context in which social practices are developed and thus be able to give more meaning to social participation. On the other hand, in this weekly meeting space we can closely monitor the things that are happening and thus collaborate with all the parties involved to have an enriching experience.

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Cecilia Milesi
Sociologist specialized in governance, conflict prevention, accountability and inclusive development. Founder of Subir al Sur, an Argentine initiative that promotes youth leadership and intercultural education. He launched Global Change, a social enterprise that co-organizes innovative experiences and dialogues. Independent advisor to the United Nations (UNDP, UNV, UNOSSC) and to other human rights and political participation organizations such as Amnesty International, Oxfam GB, Voluntary Service Overseas (VSO), Asuntos del Sur, among others. Master of Violence, Conflict and Development from the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) of the University of London, and graduated with honors as a sociologist from the University of Buenos Aires.
Founder of SubiralSur and Global Change
Cecilia Milesi
Sociologist specialized in governance, conflict prevention, accountability and inclusive development. Founder of Subir al Sur, an Argentine initiative that promotes youth leadership and intercultural education. He launched Global Change, a social enterprise that co-organizes innovative experiences and dialogues. Independent advisor to the United Nations (UNDP, UNV, UNOSSC) and to other human rights and political participation organizations such as Amnesty International, Oxfam GB, Voluntary Service Overseas (VSO), Asuntos del Sur, among others. Master of Violence, Conflict and Development from the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) of the University of London, and graduated with honors as a sociologist from the University of Buenos Aires.
Founder of SubiralSur and Global Change
Anja Stuckert
Anja Stuckert, who has a PhD in education, has more than 20 years of work experience in youth participation, gender equality and international development. In August she started as General Secretary of the ICYE International Office in Berlin. He worked with Plan International in different positions. Anja is passionate about social justice, inclusion and youth participation in social change. She has experience working on programs and campaigns that address the root causes of poverty, discrimination and exclusion in various countries in Asia, Latin America and Africa.
General Secretary of the ICYE International Office in Berlin
Anja Stuckert
Anja Stuckert, who has a PhD in education, has more than 20 years of work experience in youth participation, gender equality and international development. In August she started as General Secretary of the ICYE International Office in Berlin. He worked with Plan International in different positions. Anja is passionate about social justice, inclusion and youth participation in social change. She has experience working on programs and campaigns that address the root causes of poverty, discrimination and exclusion in various countries in Asia, Latin America and Africa.
General Secretary of the ICYE International Office in Berlin
Francisco Somoza
Graduated with the title of UBA Dentist. He is currently Coordinator of UBA Educational Social Practices. He carried out extension in his primary studies, thus being a Specialist in UBA Endodontics and a Specialist in UBA Prosthodontics. Academically, he fulfills the functions of Regular JTP of the Endodontics Chair of the UBA and Professor of the Specialization in Endodontics UBA.
UBA Educational Social Practices Coordinator
Francisco Somoza
Graduated with the title of UBA Dentist. He is currently Coordinator of UBA Educational Social Practices. He carried out extension in his primary studies, thus being a Specialist in UBA Endodontics and a Specialist in UBA Prosthodontics. Academically, he fulfills the functions of Regular JTP of the Endodontics Chair of the UBA and Professor of the Specialization in Endodontics UBA.
UBA Educational Social Practices Coordinator
Rocio Vergara Chalhoub
National Coordinator of the United Nations Volunteers Program in Ecuador. Communicator with a Specialty in Development, Master in Socio-environmental Studies and specialist in International Cooperation, with an emphasis on South-South Cooperation in Latin America and the Caribbean. For 12 years he has worked in the field of development, especially in environmental issues, higher education and international cooperation management. He has professional experience in the public sector, both with central and local governments, as well as with civil society organizations and cooperation agencies.
National Coordinator of the United Nations Volunteers Program in Ecuador.
Rocio Vergara Chalhoub
National Coordinator of the United Nations Volunteers Program in Ecuador. Communicator with a Specialty in Development, Master in Socio-environmental Studies and specialist in International Cooperation, with an emphasis on South-South Cooperation in Latin America and the Caribbean. For 12 years he has worked in the field of development, especially in environmental issues, higher education and international cooperation management. He has professional experience in the public sector, both with central and local governments, as well as with civil society organizations and cooperation agencies.
National Coordinator of the United Nations Volunteers Program in Ecuador.
oscar garcia
Oscar García is a professor at the National University of San Martín, where he is Coordinator of the Open Chair of Solidarity. He currently directs the investigation "The Reality of Argentine CSOs" a project of Civil Society in Network, executed from UNSAM and the SES Foundation. He has published articles and books on Volunteering and Culture of Solidarity.
Professor at the National University of San Martín
oscar garcia
Oscar García is a professor at the National University of San Martín, where he is Coordinator of the Open Chair of Solidarity. He currently directs the investigation "The Reality of Argentine CSOs" a project of Civil Society in Network, executed from UNSAM and the SES Foundation. He has published articles and books on Volunteering and Culture of Solidarity.
Professor at the National University of San Martín
camila ponce
Basic General Teacher, specialized in citizenship training, global citizenship and adolescent empowerment. Currently international director of Education in global solidarity of América Solidaria.
International Director of Education at América Solidaria
camila ponce
Basic General Teacher, specialized in citizenship training, global citizenship and adolescent empowerment. Currently international director of Education in global solidarity of América Solidaria.
International Director of Education at América Solidaria
Enrique Ochoa
Enrique Ochoa has a degree in Political Science, graduated from the University of Buenos Aires and a specialist in International Relations and Negotiations from the University of San Andrés and FLACSO Argentina. He has extensive experience as a consultant in the Ministry of Education of the Argentine Nation, specializing in the promotion of service-learning projects in schools, Higher Institutes, Universities and youth organizations. Since 2010 he has acted as an external consultant in various technical assistance for Latin American Universities. From the creation of CLAYSS Civil Association, he was in charge of developing the organization's International Relations, coordinating training and follow-up actions for higher education institutions, and acted as Secretary of the Latin American node of the Talloires de Universities Network. As of 2016 he acts as Executive Director of CLAYSS.
Executive Director of CLAYSS
Enrique Ochoa
Enrique Ochoa has a degree in Political Science, graduated from the University of Buenos Aires and a specialist in International Relations and Negotiations from the University of San Andrés and FLACSO Argentina. He has extensive experience as a consultant in the Ministry of Education of the Argentine Nation, specializing in the promotion of service-learning projects in schools, Higher Institutes, Universities and youth organizations. Since 2010 he has acted as an external consultant in various technical assistance for Latin American Universities. From the creation of CLAYSS Civil Association, he was in charge of developing the organization's International Relations, coordinating training and follow-up actions for higher education institutions, and acted as Secretary of the Latin American node of the Talloires de Universities Network. As of 2016 he acts as Executive Director of CLAYSS.
Executive Director of CLAYSS
Gustavo Sampayo
He has been working for more than thirty years in the field of Civil Society organizations. For more than 20 years, he was in charge of volunteer coordination at the Argentine Red Cross, working in this role in various emergency and disaster situations. He currently coordinates the training of volunteers for the different activities carried out by the organization.
Red Cross representative
Gustavo Sampayo
He has been working for more than thirty years in the field of Civil Society organizations. For more than 20 years, he was in charge of volunteer coordination at the Argentine Red Cross, working in this role in various emergency and disaster situations. He currently coordinates the training of volunteers for the different activities carried out by the organization.
Red Cross Representative
The Ministry of Human Development and Habitat seeks to guarantee equal opportunities, social inclusion and habitat improvement. It also aims to respond effectively to situations of social emergency and to strengthen networking to improve articulation and guarantee basic social rights.
Mauricio Giraudo
GCBA Ministry of Human Development and Habitat
Mauricio Giraudo is Director of Strengthening Civil Society of the Ministry of Human Development and Habitat of the City of Buenos Aires, Master in Political Science from the Rey Juan Carlos and Francisco de Vitoria Universities of Madrid, Diploma in Political Theory and Public Policies from the Christian Democratic Organization of America in Chile and Mexico, and Pharmacist from the National University of Rosario. In his journey through the public service, he served as National Director of Pre-investment of the Ministry of Economy and Public Finance of the Nation, General Director of Procurement and Services of Anses, Coordinator of the Redevelopment Project of the Playón de Chacarita Neighborhood of the Housing Institute of the City of Buenos Aires, among others.
Mauricio Giraudo
Mauricio Giraudo is Director of Strengthening Civil Society of the Ministry of Human Development and Habitat of the City of Buenos Aires, Master in Political Science from the Rey Juan Carlos and Francisco de Vitoria Universities of Madrid, Diploma in Political Theory and Public Policies from the Christian Democratic Organization of America in Chile and Mexico, and Pharmacist from the National University of Rosario. In his journey through the public service, he served as National Director of Pre-investment of the Ministry of Economy and Public Finance of the Nation, General Director of Procurement and Services of Anses, Coordinator of the Redevelopment Project of the Playón de Chacarita Neighborhood of the Housing Institute of the City of Buenos Aires, among others.
GCBA Ministry of Human Development and Habitat
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