Gvantsa Chanturia is a Georgian volunteer who joined St. Nicolaus Bishop Association in Poland in 2024 and for 9 months, carried out her long-term European Solidarity Corps project funded by the European Solidarity Corps programme of the European Union. Read more about her experience below: “In 2024, my journey as a volunteer began – and…
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“I return home with a clearer voice, a stronger sense of purpose and the confidence” • Rusudan Janjalashvili
Rusudan Janjalashvili is a Georgian volunteer who joined the international environmental NGO “Let’s Do It! World” Headquarters in Tallinn, Estonia, in July of 2024 and for 10 months, carried out her long-term European Solidarity Corps project funded by Erasmus+. Read more about her experience below: “When I first set out for Estonia, I expected it…
“I have met amazing people from all over the world” • Nino Beruashvili
Nino Beruashvili is a Georgian volunteer who joined Wroclaw University of Science and Technology in Wroclaw, Poland and carried out her long-term European Solidarity Corps project funded by Erasmus +. Read what she says about her experience: “This experience has been extremely fulfilling for me as it offered me a chance to develop and improve…
”I was conducting workshops at different high schools, which was an interesting experience for me” • Mari Machavariani
Mari Machavariani is a Georgian volunteer who joined Polites Association, in Poland and carried out her long-term European Solidarity Corps project funded by Erasmus +. Read what she says about her experience: “This is the story of my first volunteering experience—a journey filled with learning, cultural exchange, and meaningful connections. This was my first volunteering…
”I was conducting workshops at different high schools, which was an interesting experience for me” • Diana Saladze
Diana Saladze is a Georgian volunteer who joined Asociatia GEYC, in Romania and carried out her short-term European Solidarity Corps project funded by Erasmus +. Read what she says about her experience: “Hello, my name is Diana, I’m 22 years old. I’d like to share my thoughts and experiences about the ESC project in Bucharest,…
Youth Empowerment in a Connected World
“Youth Empowerment in a Connected World” Five countries, Nine days, One island! All 31 of us made it to Paphos, Cyprus, on a random Wednesday in the middle of April. Our goal? To connect with our international peers and learn more about Digitalisation. When you gather 31 young people from Georgia, Latvia, Greece, Hungary, and…
E-You Success | Dissemination
Georgian participants organized a presentation as part of the follow-up activities for the Erasmus+ project “E-You Success” in Larnaca, Cyprus. The goal was to share their experiences and showcase how the project focused on self-awareness, critical thinking, and empathy. Held in Larnaca, Cyprus, the project brought together participants from Georgia, Croatia, Greece, Cyprus, and Moldova,…
Building Bridges With Local Communities
“Building Bridges With Local Communities” was an Erasmus + Youth Exchange focusing on the topic of Migration Issues. Dates: November 25 – December 1, 2024. Place: Karlovac, Croatia Project Description “Building Bridges With Local Communities” was implemented in Karlovac. The program focused mainly on migration issues. It aimed to provide participants with the necessary skills….
Healthy Minds, Happy Lives!
As this year was slowly coming to an end, participants from six countries: Romania, Hungary, Italy, Georgia, Cyprus and Czech Republic crossed their national borders to gather in the city of Paphos, Cyprus to explore topic of a mental health by participating in Erasmus+ youth exchange “Healthy minds, happy minds” What is Mental Health? Mental…
Walls Down, Art Up!
“Walls Down, Art Up!” was an Erasmus + Youth Exchange focusing on the topic of social inclusion through arts. Dates: November – 20 – 29, 2024 Place: Paphos, Cyprus Participating countries: Cyprus, Georgia, Hungary, Italy, Ukraine and Romania. Bottom Line Discrimination remains a pervasive challenge in contemporary society, affecting various communities and perpetuating social divisions. Across the globe, young people…
”Leave your comfort zone, embrace new cultures, and grow beyond borders!” • Sirunik Avetisyan
Sirunik Avetisyan is a Georgian volunteer who joined Way of Thracians Foundation, in Bulgaria and carried out her long-term European Solidarity Corps project funded by Erasmus +. Read what she says about her experience: “I had the opportunity to participate in a life-changing experience through the European Solidarity Corps in Bulgaria, where I created countless…
”This project gave me many valuable skills” • Gvantsa Kvizhinadze
Gvantsa Kvizhinadze is a Georgian volunteer who joined Osvobojdenie-1884, in Bulgaria and carried out her long-term European Solidarity Corps project funded by Erasmus +. Read what she says about her experience: “Hello, my name is Gvantsa, I’m an 18-year-old university student, and I’d like to share my thoughts and experiences about the ESC project in…
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