ESC short term Summer Experience 2022

5/7/2022

Ijsbos 22

Join us this summer!
From the 1st July until the 31st August for a summer to remember.
In Rijswijk, close to The Hauge, 30 minutes away by train from Amsterdam.
We are looking for 4 motivated and proactive people
between the ages of 18-30 from all over the EU,
who would like to spend thier summer playing and organising activities
for children between the ages of 4-16.
We start with helping out at the centre with Primary school children.
Our summer camp starts on the 25th of July with week 0 during this week
we get to know the other volunteers our groups for working with children and
we do lots of fun team building activities. then from the 1st of August until the end
of the month from Monday to Friday starting at 9:00 am we create fun games
with children of all ages. From bouncy castles to water play, from excursions
to paint games we do it all and more.
apply by sending your CV and motivation letter to:
spela@donboscorijswijk.nl

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DBYn NL on the theme of Refugees
21-28 Aug 2016

Don Bosco Youthnet Nederland
DIVERSITY leads to TOLERANCE?: Sharing and exchanging ideas and experiences on differences and similarities in the context of current issue of Refugees. It is Youth Exchange organised in the Netherlands together with young people from Armenia, Spain, Hungary and the Netherlands.
There is uneasiness in our society because of the arrival of the thousands of refugees. With the negative media and the influence of extreme right politics it easily can turn into a tone of intolerance, fear and fuel for xenophobia against refugees and migrants. A group of young people in Rijswijk were concerned about these tendency creating fear and prejudice which in turn building another wall and the mind walls are growing higher day by day.
This Youth Exchange focuses to develop the critical thinking and tolerance in the mind of the teenagers/youth during the exchange and there after.

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