Partner
The goal of Csodaműhely Association's educational and community-building programs is to create opportunities for the disadvantaged Roma population in Csobánka. Their comprehensive empowerment program provides support in various areas from early childhood to adulthood. The Tanoda program focuses on helping children aged 6 to 18 succeed in school and develop personally. Since 2012, more than 100 students have participated regularly in the activities.
Volunteering
Join a team of 10 international volunteers and help create a summer camp filled with engaging activities for children aged 6 to 18. As a volunteer, you won’t just teach English—you’ll also lead games and sports activities while inspiring and supporting the kids. The main theme of the camp is cultural exchange, including gastronomy, music, crafts, and even teaching your own national games or dances. Your role goes beyond teaching: you’ll help them gain joy, confidence, and trust. Be part of this unique experience and contribute to building a brighter, opportunity-filled future for them!
Participants
We are looking for enthusiastic volunteers who are empathetic, patient, and have experience or interest in teaching children and teenagers. Strong communication skills are essential—even nonverbal communication—along with the ability to connect easily with different age groups. This camp is especially ideal for those who have worked with children before or are looking to gain experience in this field.
Accommodation and food
The project is co-funded by the European Union through the European Solidarity Corps program. There is no participation fee. All volunteers will be accommodated in shared rooms in Csobánka or Budapest. We provide three meals a day (hot meals for lunch and dinner), with a vegetarian option available. Each volunteer will also receive €7 per day as pocket money. Travel costs to the project location will be reimbursed based on the distance after participation. All necessary equipment for the tasks will be provided.
Location and leisure
Csobánka is a charming small village in Hungary, located just 25 km from Budapest, nestled in the picturesque Pilis Mountains. With a population of around 3,500, it is a peaceful and friendly place, perfect for nature lovers, offering numerous hiking trails, caves, and scenic viewpoints. The village has a rich historical and cultural heritage, particularly influenced by its Swabian and Serbian communities.
Evenings and the second weekend will be free, allowing volunteers to explore the beauty of Csobánka, Budapest, and the surrounding mountains. Budapest boasts stunning landscapes, rich architectural and historical heritage, a uniquely diverse culture, delicious cuisine, and a wide range of exciting leisure activities.
Travel
Meeting point: On June 30th at 6:00 PM, we will meet at Deák Square, Budapest at the airport bus stop (100E and 200E).
