Pocket money ð°
Below you will find volunteer projects with pocket money. Pocket money is a small allowance that helps with personal day-to-day costs while you volunteer. It is not a salary, and the amount and what it can be used for depends on the program and the host.
What âpocket moneyâ usually means ðļ
In travel and volunteering programs, pocket money is a modest allowance for personal expenses (for example small extras, local outings, toiletries). In structured programs like European Solidarity Corps, pocket money is meant for personal expenses and is separate from core project costs.
Volunteering opportunities with pocket money: what to expect
Some opportunities include support such as accommodation and meals, and sometimes also transport support or reimbursements. Always read the full description carefully and confirm what is covered before you apply.
Important
Listings can become outdated. Please check the publication date and ask the host to confirm that the project is still open before you make plans.
ESC, EVS and Erasmus+ (EU-funded options)
If you are looking for a well-defined âpocket moneyâ setup, start with the European Solidarity Corps volunteering overview and the official FAQ on who can join: ESC eligibility FAQ. You can also read our guide: What is ESC?
EVS (European Voluntary Service) is an older term many people still use for EU youth volunteering. On Voluntouring you can still browse the related section here: EVS, and explore Erasmus+ content too.
See also
How to use this page
- Open an opportunity that interests you and check the publication date.
- Scroll to the end and look for the contact details section (email, website, or application form).
- Message the host with a short introduction and your availability.
- If you do not hear back, try a second message after a few days or apply to a couple of similar options.
Note: You may not always receive a reply. Some coordinators get a high volume of messages and cannot answer everyone.
Volunteering opportunities with pocket money ð°
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