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

Vysočina Imprint is a project of the European Voluntary Service based on interdisciplinary cooperation of 3 non-profit non- governmental organisations and the local museum in Vysočina region in the Czech Republic. The title of the project means imprint as an impact which the group of volunteer will bring to Vysočina region and at the same time imprint as a benefit brought to the volunteers through this EVS experience.Project is uniting the field of non-formal education, social work, history and culture on one side and on the other side the European partnership of involved 13 organizations from 9 countires including the hosting country. Aim of hte project is to contribute to European cooperation in the youth field through establishment of non-formal educational volunteering places/opportunities and opening space in the hosting organisations fro innovation, inspiration from abroad and new experience. Project supports motivation of young people, opening of local communities towards other cultures, strengthen positive perception of non-formal education, gaining experience adn volunteering. Objectives of the projects are:- to involve young people from Europea countries in the hosting organizations- to support mobility of young people, - to involve in EVS young people with fewer opportunities - to create conditions for mutual education, learning, exchange of experience and innovation between volunteers and hosting organisations - to develop competences to be applied application in the European labour market - to strengthen awareness and knowledge about Europe by contact withorganisations' target groups and community - to increase quality of partner organizations' work at international level - to create a good practice of volunteers' active involvement in the life of community and organisations Main themes: non-formal education, development of the local community, cultrue and intercultural learning, social work, work with children, young people and seniors, creativity, non-profit sector, active involvementType of EVS project: 5 activities including in total 12 volunteers, 2 for short-term and 10 for long-term activity Involved countries: France (2 sending organisations), Spain, Germany, Portugal, Poland, Hungary, Belarus, Ukraine, hosting Czech RepulibDuration: 1, 5 and 10 months