PROJECT REPORTS

Volunteering Experience in an Atelier with Children My volunteering experience in Germany has been one of the most meaningful periods of my life. Working in an atelier with children gave me the chance to step into a completely new environment where creativity, patience, and communication played an important role every day. In the atelier, children […]

Four Months at the Farm I still remember the day I arrived at the farm at the end of October. I had travelled from Spain to Germany alone, with one suitcase, a lot of curiosity, and honestly not a very clear idea of what the next months were going to look like. When I got

“Why are you even going?” – that’s what my parents said when I told them I was leaving to Germany to participate in a volunteering project. And at the time, I couldn’t fully explain or even understand myself the many reasons why I wanted to. But now that I need to put it into words,

“You seem to be one of the most stable people here”, said my flatmate in the middle of our late evening kitchen talk. I smiled thinking that I might just as well be tired, old or even depressed.   Jokes aside, I believe I am just being me. I was and am still building a routine

Hi! My name is Luna and I have been living in Bremen, Germany, for four months now. I arrived here at the beginning of October, quite suddenly and without much time to overthink the decision.Looking back, I can say this volunteering experience has been the right decision for that moment, even though it is still

📌Hallouuu Leute 🫶 I’m Gulchin from Azerbaijan (Ganja), and in October 2025 I started my volunteering project at a Waldorf school in Bremen. Let’s get started 🙂 My journey started a bit messy, but now everything is going smoothly. Adapting here was not very difficult for me, probably because I already had previous experience living

My decision to take part in ESC volunteering started in the summer, when I was finishing my Bachelor’s degree and reflecting on what to do next. It was another hot June day in Odesa, my hometown in Ukraine, when I came across an announcement looking for applicants from Odesa/Odesa region, Bremen’s partner region, to volunteer

After completing my university education in my home country, I decided to take some time to experience a different culture, develop myself, and create meaningful memories. I often saw people participating in volunteer projects on social media, and this inspired me greatly. I told myself, “I must volunteer too,” and began researching opportunities. Eventually, I

I had never thought about participating in an ESC project before I saw the volunteering opportunity at the State Parliament of Bremen. To be honest, it took plenty of time to make a decision—a decision that would influence my entire life, as this year was supposed to be my gap year between my BA and

When comparing my first report with my last one, I realize that I came here with expectations that I did not fully understand at the beginning. Maybe it was because of my excitement, but in the end, everything turned a bit bitter. When Sandra and Princess left, it affected me deeply because they played a