Get involved in the future: Voluntary services at Caritas!
Get involved in the future: Voluntary services at Caritas!
Voluntary work is currently very popular - whether in the social, cultural or ecological area, more and more young people are discovering the opportunity to get involved. The offers of Caritas, which now invites young people, are particularly exciting to apply for a voluntary service. The diocese of Dresden-Meißen reports that both the Voluntary Social Year (FSJ) and the Federal Voluntary Service (BFD) offer attractive ways to actively shape society. This commitment is particularly important in times when social support is required.The Caritas Association for the Diocese of Dresden-Meißen offers various areas of application. Eloquent bodies can be found in geriatric care, working with children and adolescents as well as in hospitals, educational institutions and also in supporting refugees. Not only the helping contribution counts, but also the personal further development of volunteers. Caritas Human Resources Director Wolfram Mager emphasizes that voluntariness is in the foreground and that essential social engagement is promoted.
diverse opportunities for committed
Participation in a voluntary service not only means to help others - it also offers the opportunity to learn new skills and find out in which area you may want to orient yourself later. Benjamin Ebermann, Caritas consultant, speaks of a great opportunity to get to know social professions better. In every year of service, the volunteers are at the side of the volunteers who support with advice and action.
With a duration of at least six to a maximum of 18 months, the voluntary services are flexible in terms of time. Many decide to do their service for 12 months, with the majority of the operations begin in September. A monthly pocket money of up to 381 euros is offered, and the volunteers are social insured during the service. The entitlement to child benefit also remains during this time.
education day and much more
25 educational days are available to the volunteers who deal with social, political and religious issues as well as personal life and professional planning. A BFD for participants under the age of 27 also includes a one -week seminar for political education. The FSJ can only be completed once, while the BFD is appealing several times. The differences between these two voluntary services are complex, but they both offer a wonderful platform to become active and to positively influence your own environment.
If you have become curious now, you shouldn't hesitate. Caritas' contact information for the diocese of Dresden-Meißen are: Magdeburger Straße 33, 01067 Dresden, Tel. 0351 4983801, email: ebermann@caritas-dicvdresden.de. Applications can be found at www.freiliig-in-sachsen.de. An early application is advisable here.
commitment can be a key to new perspectives - not only for those who need help, but also for the volunteers themselves. So if you have a good knack on social questions and have a lot of experience, a voluntary service at Caritas could be just the thing for you!
Informative details are also available at [Caritas Bayern] (https://www.caritas-bayern.de/jobs-in-bayern/ Voluntiertendienste) and [Voluntary services Caritas] (https://www. volunteering services-caritas.de/Interede), where interested parties can find out more about their involvement in the social area.
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