image credit: pixabay â Group volunteering abroad often starts like this: a circle of new friends relaxing on the grass after a shared day of helping out. This photo reflects the spirit of group volunteering abroad promoted on Voluntouring.org, where hosts invite volunteers to support farms, hostels, eco-projects or community initiatives. In exchange for a few hours of help each day, volunteers receive free food and accommodation, with no payments or agency fees required.
The joined hands and feet express connection, trust and teamwork between people from different countries. Group volunteering is not only about work, but also about living together, learning from each other and creating long-lasting friendships in a simple, supportive environment.
Join one of the many projects designed for young people aged 18 to 30, focusing on culture, personal growth, solidarity, and shared experiences.
ESC, Erasmus, or EVS projects cover some travel expenses, provide weekly or monthly pocket money, and include food and accommodation. However, participants must be citizens of European or partner countries and carefully read the participation guidelines by reaching out to the relevant association and project coordinators.
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