Alemanha

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Data de início: 01-09-2012

Data de fim: 01-09-2013

Vagas: 1

Duração: 12 mes(es)

Data limite de candidatura: 15-12-2011

Financiamento: Candidatura

Subsídio mensal (Dinheiro de bolso): 105 €

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Resumo: "Living in the region around Lake Constance means living where others go on holiday to. The region is situated in the border triangle of Germany, Austria and Switzerland and between Lake Constance and the Alps.
The residential homes of the St Gallus Hilfe are situated in the countryside in the village of Hegenberg, next to Meckenbeuren. The trainstation of Hegenberg lies in a distance of 4 km, the airport of Friedrichshafen about 6 km. The next towns are Tettnang with about 18.000 inhabitants and Ravensburg with about 50.000.Both towns can easily be reached in less than half an hour ,public busses leave directly from the St Gallus Stiftung. Ravensburg offers a medieval town centre, loads of cafes, shops and a lively student life with pubx and clubs.
Volunteers will live in a flat inside the residential homes of the St Gallus Hilfe.

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Perfil: The volunteers should be able and willing to work with children and young people with disabilities and be interested to organise activities for their spare time. Experience in working with disabled people is helpful, but not conditional.

Tarefas: "Children and young people with disabilities usually need support in their organisation of their spare time. Usually there is not enough staff in homes to offer interesting and adequate activities. Above all young people with disability feel the same needs as all other young people: they want to hang out with friends and be part of a group, instead of staying home with their parents, which they feel dependent off. The contact with a young volunteer can satisfy this need and offers great possibilities to a young person with disability. The programm Happy Hours wants to offer with the help of the volunteers greater freedom and more possibilities in the organisation of their free time.
The volunteer will work with the team of a residential group, which normally is made up by three or four experienced members and two to three helpers and attends to eight childern or young people.Within this team the volunteers receive personal and professional guidance.The volunteers will work with the youngsters after school and sometimes on weekends and offer activities outside the St Gallus-Hilfe. The volunteers have the possibility to get to know the situation of people with disabilities in Germany.
In their everyday life they can explore their abilities in contact and communication with young people with disabilities and develop a sensitivity for the social and spatial barriers in the life of children and youngsters with disability.
The volunteers can connect their own recreational activities with those of handicapped people and learn how to actively devise, plan and implement own ideas. They take over the responsibility to represent in the interests of the children and youngsters and learn to put those interests into the fore when offering recreational activities.
The volunteers will not only work in the teams of the residential groups, but also work in a team with other volunteers the same age as them. Thus, they can get into contact with young people outside the St Gallus Hilfe as well.
The St Gallus Hilfe offers adequate accomodation in form of a personal appartment on the grounds of the St Gallus Hilfe and if wished, can also offer meals. The volunteers will attend a language course in Ravensburg and attend the necessary seminars of an EVS. Additionally they will attend the supporting programme for the German volunteers.

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Condições: "The volunteers will live in an appartment on the grounds of the St Gallus Hilfe and will thus have contact persons also in their free time. The volunteers will have a tutor, who is their first person of contact and who will accompany the volunteers throughout their service. Above all in the beginning he will suport the volunteers and introduce them to life in Germany. Possible problems and irritation will be talked about immediately and it will be tried to solve all problems through talking. Additionally, there are several trained employees at the St. Gallus Hilfe that can support the volunteers.
To prevent irritations in working with disabled young people, the volunteers will be thoroughly informed about their tasks before their service starts and during their service they will work with trained and experienced staff. The volunteers will never work alone.
Of course the volunteers are insured over axa.
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Documentação: CV e Carta de Motivação