European Volunteer Service (EVS)

​ https://europa.eu/youth/volunteering/evs-organisation_en
How long: Volunteering activities last a minimum of 2 weeks and a maximum of 12 months.
Where: In all Europeans countries. EVS opportunities are available in both Erasmus+ Programme countries and Neighbouring Partner countries - meaning that you can volunteer outside of Europe too.
Conditions: You must be between the ages of 17 and 30. There is no skill or diploma required. 
​Type of accomodation: According to your hosting organization, but can be an appartment, host by family or share room with another volunteers. 
Financial participation: All essential costs related to your volunteering project are covered. You will be provided with accommodation, board and any local transport that you may need. You may also receive a small amount of 'pocket money'.All volunteers are covered by insurance during their time abroad. There is a predetermined amount according to the country and the standard of living of this one. However, you have to anticipate this year and keep some saves with you, in case of...
​For what: Participate to the project, in different areas according to your choice: social, children, environment, health and wellbeing, disabilities, agriculture and fishing, creativity and culture, transport and mobility, rural development and urbanisation, new technology, human rights and rule...and many other areas...
You will have an opportunity to improve your english, to learn the local language, to develop new skills, to discover a country and its culture, finally to have new vision of your own country, and yourself. 
How to apply: First of all, you have to contact a sending organization in your city, because thank to this contact, a personalized support can begin. You will be able to talk with someone about your project. The next step is to write CV in english (more it's original and well done, the more you increase your chances of achieving your project). Then, it's the step of waiting, because you have to send your application where it're interested (thank to the database that brings together all the hosting organizations throughout Europe). Sometimes you have to waiting a long time before a positive answer, so keep hope!


​Workaway

https://www.workaway.info/index-fr.html

​How long: Variable duration of a few days to months, and between 4 an 5 hours of work per day. According to your hosts. 
Where: More than 150 countries worldwild.
Conditions: ​The minimum age is 18, but in some project,  minors can be accompanied by there parents. There is no maximum age or diploma required.
​Type of accomodation: You're housed and fed for free thank to your volunteering. It's be part of the exchange. 
Financial participation: You have to pay registration (26€ for individual acount and 34€ for acount for two)
​For what: It's exchange between your time, your help, your presence and free hosting and food. But the most important is exchange between two persons, two cultures. You have opportunity to travel cheaper, to paticipate in the life of someone on the other end of the world
​How to apply: First you have to create your profile in the website of workaway. Everything happen trought this website, and thank to this, you can catch advice of previous or current volunteers. This is your most important step, a bad or incomplete profile won’t be interesting to hosts.  Try and show your personality and experience and include lots of photos. Stay honest. Then  start contacting the hosts you are interested in. Your adventure begins here. 
There are also some technical aspects to think, so inform you about it. 

If you want a perceived, click here --> https://youtu.be/dXLOvILyiHA


​International Volunteer Service (IVS)

​http://ivsgb.org/info/ ​
​How long: It depend of the choice of the project. Exist short-term (for 2-4 weeks), and long-term (for 1-12 months). 
Where: In 60 countries worldwide. 
Conditions: ​"we respect everyone who wants to take part in our activities whatever your age, gender, faith, cultural heritage, sexuality or background."
​Type of accomodation: It will depend to your project...
Financial participation: Huge, this is a bad point of this project. You have to pay membership runs for 12 Months from your date of joining. But you must also pay project registration and insurance fee. For short-term project, the cost is around 230€, and for the long-term project is from 280€ to 450€ according to the duration.
​For what:  It's a peace organisation working for the sustainable development of local and global communities throughout the world. They are a leading charity, involving volunteers in international exchanges at home and abroad.  Supporting the mutual exchange of volunteers to work on projects of direct benefit to local communities. So your mission is to promote peace, social justice, sustainable development and intercultural understanding.
How to apply: First you have to pay membership, then you can post your application online. This one enable you to be visible of all projects. If one of them is interesting about you profil, he will be contact you by mail or phone.
Be careful, read the Cancellation Policy before applying.

If you want a perceived, click here --> https://youtu.be/hlp6ymHN5e0


​WWOOF (Live and Learn On Organic Farms)

http://wwoofinternational.org/                       

​​​How long: There is no standard period. It's decided between you and your host, but it can be anything from a few days to a few months.
Where: In 100 countries spread across five continents.
Conditions: ​Most WWOOF groups require you to be 18 years old. This is actually a legal issue, but there are exeptions. 
​Type of accomodation: Hosts offer a full day’s food, accommodation and opportunities to learn about organic
lifestyles. Volunteers give hands on help in return.
Financial participation: Even if your food and accomodation are expensed, it's better to have some saves to travel, for fun, insurance, medecines, internet access,... But you must also pay the subscription fee to WWOOF in the country or countries you are visiting (this can be anything between 0 – 56€). 
​For what: You may be asked to help with a variety of tasks like sowing seed, making compost, gardening, planting, cutting wood, weeding, harvesting, packing, milking, feeding, fencing, making mud-bricks, wine making, cheese making and bread making. This is a good way to experience, learn and share different ways of living.
How to apply: The first step of your WWOOFing experience is to choose your destination and join the relevant WWOOF organization. As a member you will be able to access a database of farms in your chosen country and start making plans. Click on the country you are interested in to visit their website, and look for a link that says “become a volunteer/sign up” or similar and follow the instructions. It is then your responsibility to make direct contact with a host farm of your choice to arrange a mutually convenient time for your visit.


Youth Exchanges (with Erasmus +)

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https://ec.europa.eu/programmes/erasmus-plus/opportunities-for-individuals/young-people/youth-exchanges_en

​​​​​How long: Between 5 and 21 days. This excludes travelling time. So it's for a short time. 
Where: Take place in any of the other 32 Programme Countries or in any of the Partner Countries neighbouring the EU. Most of them are Europeans countries, but there are also opportunities to spend this project in another countries. 
Conditions: ​Ages of 13 and 30. 
​Type of accomodation: Young people from different countries meet and live together to jointly carry out a work programme designed and prepared by them before the exchange. 
Financial participation: The EU grant supports travel as well as practical and activity-related costs necessary for the exchange. Individuals receive funding to cover things such as travel, which varies depending on the country you visit and how long you stay.
​For what: Youth exchanges take place outside the school environment. On a youth exchange, you can expect to participate in activities such as workshops, exercises, debates, role-plays, outdoor activities and more.
How to apply: To participate in a youth exchange, you cannot apply directly for a grant as an individual. Applications must be made by an organisation or a group of young people who in turn select who will participate in the exchange.

​If you want a perceived, click here --> https://youtu.be/SXdqTWuSnHs and also https://youtu.be/myhRLRrV8Io


​Global volunteers

https://globalvolunteers.org/community-projects

How long: USA service programs are one week. Standard international service programs are two weeks, with a one-week option.  China, Cook Islands, Poland and Tanzania are scheduled for three weeks with one-, and two-week options.
Where: Lend a hand in Africa, Asia, the Caribbean, Europe, North America, South America or the South Pacific
Conditions: ​depends on the project
​Type of accomodation: depends
Financial participation: If you are within 75 days of departure, you must submit your entire payment, plus a $35 late fee, by major credit card or check. If you are more than 75 days from departure, you may submit your non-refundable $350 deposit by check or major credit card. For ease of processing, you may authorize the final payment by credit card on your application. Your registration cannot be completed without your deposit or full payment.
​For what: depends on the project
How to apply: Registration is quick and easy! Select the dates you wish to serve first.  Your options will display below.  Select a program from this list, or refine your search by country.  You can also download a printable schedule of all dates and fees as well.
When you are ready to register, click the “register” button on the selected program, being careful to select your preferred date range, and your service program registration will display.  Call a volunteer coordinator at (800) 487-1074 for help if needed.  If you wish to serve for additional weeks beyond the standard itinerary, please discuss your options with a volunteer coordinator.  If you prefer, you may print a text registration form and submit it by mail or fax. Minors – under age 18 – must complete a minor registration and agreement, and travel with a parent or adult legal guardian.


​Mladiinfo
http://www.mladiinfo.eu/

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​​​​​How long: depends on the project, all details on the web page.
Where: Europe, Asia, America, Africa.
Conditions: ​depends on the project
​Type of accomodation: depends
Financial participation: depends
​For what:To help the young people from Europe and all around the World that need a particular support to fulfill their educational potential as they are challenged by many educational disadvantages caused by either personal, social, cultural or economic circumstances. Provides information about scholarships, studies, masters, PhD, trainings, conferences, grants, internships and jobs for young people.
How to apply: all details on the web page


​Help exchange 
http://www.helpx.net​

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How long: depends
Where: all around the world
Conditions: ​depends on the project
​Type of accomodation: depends on the project
Financial participation: travel expenses, visa 
​For what: HelpX is provided primarily as a cultural exchange for working holiday makers who would like the opportunity during their travels abroad, to stay with local people and gain practical experience. In the typical arrangement, the helper works an average of 4 hours per day and receives free accommodation and meals for their efforts.
How to apply: Volunteer helpers are required to register for one of two levels of membership, Free or Premier. Helpers must upgrade to Premier membership to take full advantage of all HelpX has to offer. Premier membership costs 20 Euros for 2 years and allows the helper to contact all hosts and read all host reviews. Premier helpers can browse this site and contact hosts directly to see about making arrangements to stay.


​Idealist
http://www.idealist.org

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How long: depends on the project, all details on the web page.
Where: all around the world
Conditions: ​depends on the project
​Type of accomodation: depends
Financial participation: It's a good idea to carry some local currency with you (you can exchange it at a bank before leaving your home country, exchange upon arrival, or withdraw from a local bank machine; be sure to confirm that your ATM card will work abroad as some countries have different limits for PIN lengths); traveler's checks are also a safe option but may be difficult to use in rural areas. Also, most credit cards provide protection against theft; just be sure to let them know you'll be traveling abroad or they may interpret your new international activity as a stolen card and put a freeze on your account (requiring a cumbersome phone call to unfreeze)
​For what: The goal of this resource center is to help you make informed decisions about volunteering in another country.
How to apply: all details on the web page

Service Civil International
https://www.workcamps.info/icamps/FI-KVT/en/

How long: 2-4 weeks and long term
Where: all around the world
Conditions: ​depends on the project
​Type of accomodation: depends
Financial participation: Everyone who joins a workcamp needs to pay a membership fee to his/ her SCI branch (the sending organisation). You also pay a workcamp fee to your SCI branch for every workcamp you apply to do. In addition, you pay for your own travel costs to and from the workcamp (and travel insurance) and your own pocket money. If you can not afford to travel to a (distant) project, then please do not apply for it, and instead select a workcamp in a country to which travel is more affordable for you. If you are applying for projects in countries for which you need a visa, then you will also have to cover the cost of the visa application.
​For what: SCI offers a variety of volunteering opportunities, such as short and long term projects, as well as non formal education opportunities (international seminars and trainings) and the opportunity to become a local activist. Short term projects are SCI´s core activity, also called ´workcamps´. They are organised in cooperation with SCI branches and partner organisations, who in their turn cooperate with local communities. A workcamp, in short, is a unique form of volunteering, bringing together people from different countries, cultures and backgrounds to live and work together with local communities for a period of two to three weeks. Work during a workcamp will be non-profit and voluntary work will never be a replacement or alternative to paid professional work. 
How to apply: You are applying to become a short term volunteer in an SCI workcamp, where your services are needed to support SCI in achieving its mission of building a culture of peace, tolerance and intercultural understanding. If you are accepted for a workcamp, we expect you to commit to the project and the specific aims of the project. It is important that you are aware of our Cancellation Policy.