We are thrilled to announce our latest venture, a project funded under the European Solidarity Corps by the Bulgarian National Agency – Human Resource Development Centre (HRDC). This initiative is set to involve five dedicated volunteers who share a common goal – to bridge the gap between generations and empower young people in delivering impactful solidarity activities for the local…
Exciting news continues to unfold as Altara, our wonderful volunteer from the United kingdom, has officially joined the ESC project, ‘The Happy Volunteers of Ruse – Going International.’ This initiative is gaining momentum with diverse and passionate volunteers from around the globe. We extend a warm welcome to Altara, and we look forward to the unique contributions and cultural exchange…
Exciting news! Aliya, our delightful first volunteer from Azerbaijan, has just landed in Bulgaria for the ESC project, ‘The Happy Volunteers of Ruse – Going International.’ This initiative, generously funded by the Bulgarian National Agency – Human Resource Development Centre, is set to bring more volunteers on board in the coming days. We are thrilled to welcome Aliya and anticipate…
Between May 20th and 27th, 2019, our volunteers participated in an incredible study visit to the enchanting city of Nottingham, England. This initiative, organized by City Arts under the Artemployment project, aimed to empower youth workers by enhancing their skills in utilizing arts for effective engagement with young people. RAPO’s three passionate participants, had the unique opportunity to immerse themselves…
On the 16th of April 2019, led by a kind invitation from Dilyana Djambazka – social worker at home for people with mental disabilities in Ruse, RAPO continued its heartwarming tradition. For yet another year, we had the privilege of donating Easter breads and Easter eggs to the kind residents of the home. Our heartfelt thanks go to Dilyana for…
From January 18 to 28, Neci Cyprus hosted the enlightening Train the Trainers Project in Larnaca, focusing on supporting diversity and empowering youth workers. One of the three participants sent by RAPO, expresses gratitude for the invaluable opportunity to learn from exceptional trainers like Nora Stefanova and Renos Georgiou. “For me that was one great expirience in which I learn…
Great start of 2019! We proudly took part in a youth worker training program funded by Erasmus+. This transformative training brought together 35 participants from 8 countries, all eager to delve into the crucial theme of funding and sustainability for non-governmental organizations. The training unfolded in Strasbourg, France, where young leaders from diverse backgrounds gathered to explore strategies and insights…