Being part of the volunteering program in Budapest, through RGDTS – Phiren Amenca between October 2024 and May 2025, was one of the most meaningful and inspiring experiences I’ve had so far. As a young Roma from Kosovo, this opportunity
Farkas Ramóna comes from a small rural settlement in Hungary. Moving to Budapest was not just a big change in her life, but the beginning of a path she’s been determined to follow despite many obstacles. Although she has already
Farkas Ramóna egy kis magyarországi tanyáról érkezett Budapestre, ahol sok kihívás mellett kezdte el építeni a saját útját. Bár színésznőként már több éve aktív, és szerepelt különböző független színházi produkciókban, számára a színház mindig is eszköz volt arra, hogy történeteket
Fatlum Kryezi comes from Prizren (Kosovo), a city known for its cultural diversity and rich historical background. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology from the University of Pristina and has been actively involved in civil society initiatives in Kosovo
Last year I graduated from university with a degree in political science. Presently, I feel uncertain about what career path I want to go down for my future, and whether it will have anything to do with my degree! Wherever
My name is Titanilla Bors. I am 24 years old. I started volunteering at the Asilo Dei Vecchi in San Germano Chisone on October 1, 2023. This is a boarding home for the elderly, and I have to help organize
My name is Julia Kalamár. I’m 19 years old, I finished high school this year. I love reading, traveling, and meeting new people. So far, I have lived with my family in Zalaegerszeg, Hungary, arriving in Italy at the beginning
My name is Ildikó and I am Hungarian. I am volunteering in south Italy Molfetta and I work with elderly’s in Auser – that is the name of my organization. Auser primarily is a club for active old people who
I’ve done my volunteering in a French middle school. Before starting this big adventure, I’ve had some expectations of what I’m going to experience (I think as mostly everyone has) and learn during this year. Now, as I’m looking back
A year full of surprises– Liza’s experiences I think the best part of being a volunteer is that you can never know what’s going to happen. Long story short: in this 9 months in France I was traveling a lot,