European Solidarity Corps

European Solidarity Corps (ESC) – international volunteers

Every year, thanks to the support of the European Solidarity Corps, young people can gain an international volunteering experience at the de Hoge Rielen. 

We bring together foreign young people who collaborate in our organisation. This project offers international volunteers the opportunity to discover and develop their talents. Accessible activities contribute to connection, solidarity, democracy and European citizenship. 

You will come across international volunteers in the climbing forest, in the café, at the reception desk, in the restaurant, during workshops, etc. 

Volunteers 2022: Sondos from Jordan, Valentina from Mexico/Spain, Veronica from Romania, Sasha from Ukraine and Aljoša from Serbia

Curious about their experiences?

Read their blog about their stay on the de Hoge Rielen and in Belgium.

Blog ESC

Follow them on Facebook.

Facebook ESC

Follow them on Instagram.

Instagram ESC

Application for 2023

Are you interested in becoming a European Volunteer at the de Hoge Rielen? 

Read the vacancy and find out more about the domain and daily activities of the ESC volunteers.

Vacancy ESC-volunteer

European Solidarity Corps and The National Agency for the European Solidarity Corps in Flanders logo

European Solidarity Corps

The European Solidarity Corps is a subsidy program of the European Union.
It focuses on projects on solidarity by and for young people in Europe. The European Solidarity Corps brings young people together to build an inclusive society and respond to societal challenges. By creating opportunities and investing in youth, the European Solidarity Corps contributes to a more inclusive world.

JINT

The National Agency for the European Solidarity Corps in Flanders is JINT. Are you also interested in offering young Europeans a learning experience in your organisation, but no idea on how to get started? 

Contact JINT

Our volunteer coach, Gerlinde Meeus, testified before the European Solidarity Corps about the learning opportunities we offer our European volunteers and what they bring to our organisation.

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