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Beaumotte 2016
Start date: May 1, 2016, End date: Oct 31, 2017 PROJECT FINISHED

This project includes three EVS volunteers, Anwar came from Palestine, Roman came from Belarus and Sara from Germany offers activities related to community life, local development and international job site, in the Haute-Saône in Burgundy and Franche-Comté. Volunteering is for a period of 12 months and is open to all countries programs and partner countries. It takes place in semi-rural area 30km from Besançon.Beaumotte The Centre aims to be a place open, allowing several people staying there to get to know and to live together beyond language barriers, sociocultural and socioeconomic, and especially beyond prejudice. Through the values of solidarity, justice, and peace of others respect, Beaumotte Center encourages the participation of all local life and actions in favor of an active and responsible citizenship.This home project promotes the development of activities rooted in the local, facing the local population and the intercultural dimension in an urban city with a relatively few youth mobilized to start. Volunteers will thus be able to invest their time and energy in projects of the association of Beaumotte Center. These activities should encourage the involvement of young people in their communities and provide a better understanding of European diversity.The host project therefore promotes the development of activities rooted in the local, facing the local population and the intercultural dimension in an urban city with a relatively few youth mobilized to start.As part of their project, the volunteers will also have the opportunity to participate in activities unique to the Youth Solidarity Movement, such as international volunteer projects, volunteer groupings, formations or the General Assembly. With their participation in the promotion of international volunteering initiatives, participants will also be witnesses and promoters of mobility and international openness, giving young people the necessary information to interested parties to participate in a mobility project.The Beaumotte Centre wishes to further highlight the project, EVS volunteers and their involvement. This approach allows the local population to discover new European projects and boost the local territory.The partners for this project are sending Aechf, LYVS and VJF.