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Projekttyp: Multilaterale Jugendbegegnung.
Projektort:  Berlin, Deutschland.
Daten: 20.02.2025. – 02.03.2025 (7 Schultage*)
Projektsprache: Englisch
Teilnehmerzahl insgesamt: 24
Teilnehmerzahl Roter Baum: 6
Alter: 16 – 25 Jahre
Beteiligte Länder: Deutschland, Lettland, Italien und Spanien.
Teilnehmerbeitrag: 0 Euro

Beschreibung:

„Piece by Piece II“ ist ein Jugendaustausch, der erforscht, wie Kunst Botschaften aufbauen kann, die als etwas Kleines beginnen, wachsen, sich verwandeln und schließlich ihren eigenen Platz in der Welt einnehmen.

Indem die Teilnehmenden von Grund auf Sticker, Poster, Postkarten, Linolschnitt-Taschen und Collagen gestalten, folgen sie einer kreativen Reise, die zeigt, wie selbst der einfachste Strich zu einem Werkzeug werden kann, um Menschen zu verbinden, Geschichten zu erzählen und Gemeinschaften zu imaginieren, die offener und partizipativer sind.

Durch Gruppenaktivitäten, interkulturellen Austausch und gemeinsames Schaffen entdecken die jungen Teilnehmenden, wie Bildkunst als Werkzeug genutzt werden kann, um Botschaften zu senden und wie sie zu einer kraftvollen Form des persönlichen Ausdrucks, des Dialogs und der Zugehörigkeit werden kann.

Alle Kunstwerke und Botschaften werden sich mit der Frage befassen, wie wir respektvoller, verständnisvoller und toleranter miteinander umgehen können. Ziel ist es, über uns selbst nachzudenken, die Barrieren zu verringern, die uns trennen, und Botschaften zu verbreiten, die zu einer empathischeren und inklusiveren Gesellschaft beitragen.

Das Hauptziel ist es, Kunst zu schaffen, die sich bewegt. Wir werden Werke gestalten, die nicht in einer Schublade versteckt bleiben, sondern durch Hände, Orte und Blicke wandern und so all die Botschaften verbreiten, die wir mit anderen teilen möchten, während wir eine gemeinsame Erzählung aufbauen.

Für dieses Projekt suchen wir Teilnehmende, die Freude an visueller Kunst und Handwerk haben und über einige grundlegende Fähigkeiten in diesem Bereich verfügen. Man muss kein professioneller Künstler sein. Am wichtigsten sind Neugier, Kreativität und die Bereitschaft, Neues zu entdecken, denn die Teilnehmenden werden von Anfang an in die Gestaltung von Kunstwerken eingebunden sein.

Hier findest du den Link, um dich für das Projekt anzumelden!

Project type: Individual Volunteering ESC Long Term
Project location: Prötzeler Ring 13, Berlin, Germany
Dates: 26.01.2026 to 26.01.2027
Project language: English and German
Age: 18 – 30 years
Looking for participants from: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden

Project Description:

Located in the suburban districts of Berlin, next to a large park, our organization welcomes young people to spend their free time in a safe and open environment. Our youth center provide space where young people can socialize with their peers and engage in creative activities such as graffiti painting, cooking, making music, playing ping-pong and billiard, doing sports every Wednesday, or playing games together.

Our target group is aged 12 to 27 and mostly speaks only German. Using an informal education approach, we emphasize that these space belong to the young people, who manage activities according to their interests in cooperation with our team, which includes five social workers and usually one or two volunteers. This approach allows them to socialize, explore educational opportunities, and develop their talents.

We also organize regular events such as parties, concerts, and activities like vacation trips in Germany and abroad or visits to districts beyond Marzahn and Berlin. In addition, we offer international opportunities for local youth to participate in.

The center is open Monday from 13:00 to 19:00, Tuesday to Friday from 13:00 to 21:00, and on Saturday from 12:00 to 17:00. Volunteers will support the team and young people in these activities by helping them for around 30 hours a week during 5 days.

The team is eager to hear about your ideas! See more about us on this web page, Instagram and our YouTube.

🌐 https://www.instagram.com/annalandsberger/

Accommodation, food and transport arrangements:

A shared apartment is located in the Hellersdorf district of Berlin and it is the place where volunteers will live. Volunteer will have their own bedrooms and shared common spaces with other volunteers. It will provide equipment for comfortable living, such as a complete kitchen, a full bedroom and home furniture, central heating and Wi-Fi.

Volunteers will prepare their own meals and will receive funds for it based on the German NA standard for the project year. Volunteers will receive funds to buy a monthly ticket for public transport in the city and also the option to use a bike. This may be necessary since mobility in a city like Berlin is very important and also since volunteers will for two days in a week be able to support other projects of Roter Baum Berlin UG.

Training during the opportunity:

Volunteers will have annual access to the Online Linguistic Support platform to improve their German skills. An option to attend to language school course may be offered during the year (two courses). This process is very long and requires a lot of patience from volunteers due to the school’s regulations and rules so which is why we encourage volunteers to use OLS and other platforms (Duolingo, etc.) for learning and preparing basics in advance.

Volunteers will participate in an On-arrival and Midterm training/seminar, organised by the German National Agency.

Also, we will offer continuous volunteer support during the volunteer year. The staff of the project will provide extra support and will guide volunteers more specifically throughout the daily activities, especially if they show interest in some of the specific youth work areas or find a good environment with local youngsters to implement their own project ideas.

Participant profile:

We are looking for volunteers who are energetic and motivated to work daily with teenagers. Should be independent but also ready for teamwork, flexible, communicative, open to other cultures, open to challenges and to improvements of skills. The applicant needs social skills, and to be interested in working with youth in social exclusion. Interests in creative fields will be much appreciated. The volunteer must be ready for afternoon activities and local travel, since our youth centres work after school time, and sometimes work on weekends as well. In order to have better integration with the youngsters, basic German skills would be highly appreciated.

Participant is requested (by regulation SGB 8, StGB) that the applicant does not have a previous offence in the areas of neglect of children and other, sexual abuse, child abuse, abuse in general, human trafficking, kidnapping, stalking, harassment, exhibitionism, sharing of pornography, violence or narcotics. This shall be proven by an appropriate document from the participant county.

Here you will find the link to the Roter Baum form and the European Youth Portal:

Project type: Individual Volunteering ESC Long Term
Project location: Stendaler Straße 43, Berlin, Germany
Dates: 26.01.2026 to 26.01.2027
Project language: English and German
Age: 18 – 30 years
Looking for participants from: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden

Project Description:

Our mobile youth center is offering free time activities to kids and youngsters in the afternoon four days a week (sometimes weekend included). The week starts with a meeting in the garage where we store all of our equipment for the activities and we prepare the van for the next days with workshop materials. We operate on four different fixed places in our district each week. Once we’ve arrived at the place we unload the van with the offers we decided to bring that week. Our team consists of employees with different skills, culture and international background. During short winter days the mobile youth center provides activities with a reduced time, where we focus more on further developments of the project, team skills and networking with other organizations, whereas in summer period, our working hours outside are extended to 4-5 hours of activities for our target groups and when the festivals we organize or take part in, happen.

The team is eager to hear about your ideas! See more about us on this web page, Instagram and our YouTube

🌐 https://www.instagram.com/mjzmahe/

Accommodation, food and transport arrangements:

A shared apartment is located in the Hellersdorf district of Berlin and it is the place where volunteers will live. Volunteer will have their own bedrooms and shared common spaces with other volunteers. It will provide equipment for comfortable living, such as a complete kitchen, a full bedroom and home furniture, central heating and Wi-Fi.

Volunteers will prepare their own meals and will receive funds for it based on the German NA standard for the project year. Volunteers will receive funds to buy a monthly ticket for public transport in the city and also the option to use a bike. This may be necessary since mobility in a city like Berlin is very important and also since volunteers will for two days in a week be able to support other projects of Roter Baum Berlin UG.

Training during the opportunity:

Volunteers will have annual access to the Online Linguistic Support platform to improve their German skills. An option to attend to language school course may be offered during the year (two courses). This process is very long and requires a lot of patience from volunteers due to the school’s regulations and rules so which is why we encourage volunteers to use OLS and other platforms (Duolingo, etc.) for learning and preparing basics in advance.

Volunteers will participate in an On-arrival and Midterm training/seminar, organised by the German National Agency.

Also, we will offer continuous volunteer support during the volunteer year. The staff of the project will provide extra support and will guide volunteers more specifically throughout the daily activities, especially if they show interest in some of the specific youth work areas or find a good environment with local youngsters to implement their own project ideas.

Participant profile:

We are looking for volunteers who are active and  energetic and motivated to work daily with kids and youngsters. Should be independent but also ready for teamwork, flexible, communicative, open to other cultures, open to challenges and to improvements of skills. The applicant needs social skills, and to be interested in working with youth in social exclusion. It would be much appreciated if the future volunteer has a driving license (B category). The volunteer must be ready for afternoon activities and local travel, since our youth centre works after school time, and sometimes work on weekends as well. In order to have better integration with the youngsters, basic German skills would be highly appreciated.

Participant is requested (by regulation SGB 8, StGB) that the applicant does not have a previous offence in the areas of neglect of children and other, sexual abuse, child abuse, abuse in general, human trafficking, kidnapping, stalking, harassment, exhibitionism, sharing of pornography, violence or narcotics. This shall be proven by an appropriate document from the participant county.

Here you will find the link to the Roter Baum form and the European Youth Portal:

Project type: Individual Volunteering ESC Long Term
Project location: Stendaler Straße 43, Berlin, Germany
Dates: 26.01.2026 to 26.01.2027
Project language: English and German
Age: 18 – 30 years
Looking for participants from: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden

Project Description:

At “Zentrale”, our administrative and coordination centre in Berlin, you will volunteer alongside a small, friendly team in a creative and dynamic environment. The project runs mainly on weekday mornings with flexible working hours between 08:00 and 17:00. (about 30–35 hours/week) with occasional afternoon or weekend events.

As a volunteer, you will join the team of the Zentrale – Youth and International Office of Roter Baum, which designs and carries out international projects in Berlin (and occasionally abroad) through the Erasmus+ programme.

The office focuses on non-formal education in an intercultural context. Through our activities, we provide young people in Berlin with opportunities to connect with other cultures, develop new perspectives, and learn beyond traditional frameworks.

As part of our team, you will be involved in the whole project cycle: from creating ideas for workshops and educational programmes, to developing coherent plans around the chosen topics for young participants. This includes both direct activities with young people and essential office tasks related to planning, preparation, and follow-up.

Your role will cover a wide range of responsibilities: supporting logistics and dissemination, and contributing to the practical implementation of activities. You will also help create communication materials such as flyers, social media content, or videos.

The team is eager to hear about your ideas! See more about us on this web page, Instagram and our YouTube

🌐 https://www.instagram.com/knowingme_knowingyou_rbb/

Accommodation, food and transport arrangements:

A shared apartment is located in the Hellersdorf district of Berlin and it is the place where volunteers will live. Volunteer will have their own bedrooms and shared common spaces with other volunteers. It will provide equipment for comfortable living, such as a complete kitchen, a full bedroom and home furniture, central heating and Wi-Fi.

Volunteers will prepare their own meals and will receive funds for it based on the German NA standard for the project year. Volunteers will receive funds to buy a monthly ticket for public transport in the city and also the option to use a bike. This may be necessary since mobility in a city like Berlin is very important and also since volunteers will for two days in a week be able to support other projects of Roter Baum Berlin UG.

Training during the opportunity:

Volunteers will have annual access to the Online Linguistic Support platform to improve their German skills. An option to attend to language school course may be offered during the year (two courses). This process is very long and requires a lot of patience from volunteers due to the school’s regulations and rules so which is why we encourage volunteers to use OLS and other platforms (Duolingo, etc.) for learning and preparing basics in advance.

Volunteers will participate in an On-arrival and Midterm training/seminar, organised by the German National Agency.

Also, we will offer continuous volunteer support during the volunteer year. The staff of the project will provide extra support and will guide volunteers more specifically throughout the daily activities, especially if they show interest in some of the specific youth work areas or find a good environment with local youngsters to implement their own project ideas.

Participant profile:

We are looking for a proactive and open-minded volunteer who enjoys spending time with people from different cultural backgrounds and wants to gain experience in Erasmus+ projects and youth work. It is important that you are adaptable, eager to learn, and able to combine these qualities with good communication skills.

You will also have the chance to take part in local initiatives, educational actions, and the facilitation of workshops and non-formal learning sessions during youth exchanges. We value proactivity, creativity, and the ability to bring new ideas. Being organised, reliable, and able to balance teamwork with independent work is important. Skills in design, media, painting, or arts and crafts are a strong asset. A good level of English is required, while basic German is welcome.

Participant is requested (by regulation SGB 8, StGB) that the applicant does not have a previous offence in the areas of neglect of children and other, sexual abuse, child abuse, abuse in general, human trafficking, kidnapping, stalking, harassment, exhibitionism, sharing of pornography, violence or narcotics. This shall be proven by an appropriate document from the participant county.

Here you will find the link to the Roter Baum form and the European Youth Portal:

Project type: Individual Volunteering ESC Long Term
Project location: Stendaler Straße 43, Berlin, Germany
Dates: 26.01.2026 to 26.01.2027
Project language: English and German
Age: 18 – 30 years
Looking for participants from: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden

Project Description:

The mobile youth center „mJZ Langer See“ is a special kind of mobile youth center—it’s a boat. This means that we travel on the water in southern Berlin (Köpenick), regularly visiting three districts. We are usually on the water from Tuesday to Friday, approximately 12:00 PM to 8:00 PM. In addition to the above-mentioned offerings, we offer activities on and in the water, gender-specific projects, and projects on local history. The young people who visit us are approximately between 11 and 15 years old.

The team is eager to hear about your ideas! See more about us on this web page, Instagram and our YouTube

🌐 https://www.instagram.com/mjzlangersee/

Accommodation, food and transport arrangements:

A shared apartment is located in the Hellersdorf district of Berlin and it is the place where volunteers will live. Volunteer will have their own bedrooms and shared common spaces with other volunteers. It will provide equipment for comfortable living, such as a complete kitchen, a full bedroom and home furniture, central heating and Wi-Fi.

Volunteers will prepare their own meals and will receive funds for it based on the German NA standard for the project year. Volunteers will receive funds to buy a monthly ticket for public transport in the city and also the option to use a bike. This may be necessary since mobility in a city like Berlin is very important and also since volunteers will for two days in a week be able to support other projects of Roter Baum Berlin UG.

Training during the opportunity:

Volunteers will have annual access to the Online Linguistic Support platform to improve their German skills. An option to attend to language school course may be offered during the year (two courses). This process is very long and requires a lot of patience from volunteers due to the school’s regulations and rules so which is why we encourage volunteers to use OLS and other platforms (Duolingo, etc.) for learning and preparing basics in advance.

Volunteers will participate in an On-arrival and Midterm training/seminar, organised by the German National Agency.

Also, we will offer continuous volunteer support during the volunteer year. The staff of the project will provide extra support and will guide volunteers more specifically throughout the daily activities, especially if they show interest in some of the specific youth work areas or find a good environment with local youngsters to implement their own project ideas.

At mJZ Langer See you will also learn skills related to driving a boat, behaviour on water and other boat-specific things (knots, maneuvers, etc.).

Participant profile:

We are looking for volunteers who are energetic and motivated to work daily with teenagers. Should be independent but also ready for teamwork, flexible, communicative, open to other cultures, open to challenges and to improvements of skills. The applicant needs social skills, and to be interested in working with youth in social exclusion. Interests in creative fields will be much appreciated. The volunteer must be ready for afternoon activities and local travel, since our youth centres work after school time, and sometimes work on weekends as well. In order to have better integration with the youngsters, basic German skills would be highly appreciated.

Participant is requested (by regulation SGB 8, StGB) that the applicant does not have a previous offence in the areas of neglect of children and other, sexual abuse, child abuse, abuse in general, human trafficking, kidnapping, stalking, harassment, exhibitionism, sharing of pornography, violence or narcotics. This shall be proven by an appropriate document from the participant county.

Furthermore, it is important to know that plans can change at short notice at any time, as we at the mJZ Langer See are naturally highly dependent on weather conditions and, for example, in strong winds or ice, it is necessary to react spontaneously and replan.

Here you will find the link to the Roter Baum form and the European Youth Portal:

*At the moment, there are no offers available.