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Behind every volunteer initiative are people. And behind these volunteers are often Coordinators who ensure that everyone finds their place, feels needed, and has the space to act.

 

On November 5th, we had the opportunity to meet with those who regularly coordinate volunteering in Świdnica and the surrounding area. It was a time for conversation, sharing experiences, exploring different perspectives, and simply being together.

 

photo: Kalina Żaczek

 

One of the highlights of the meeting was a soft skills workshop led by Anna Kozak. We explored emotions and their importance in everyday work with people. We also had a bit of fun – using cards, we created associations related to volunteering, discovering how differently we can understand and experience it.

 

Because coordinating volunteering is definitely more than just keeping records, creating schedules, and organizing activities. It's primarily about building relationships, being mindful of others, providing support, motivating, and recognizing potential. It also involves dealing with daily challenges, emotions, and finding solutions.

 

photo: Kalina Żaczek

 

That is why meetings are so important, during which we can stop for a moment, exchange experiences, gain inspiration and remind ourselves that we are not alone in this work.

 

Thank you all for your presence, openness, and the time we spent together. And, of course, Anna Kozak for leading the workshop!

 

We wish all Volunteer Coordinators a lot of energy, satisfaction, good relationships, and as many reasons to be proud of what you create together!

 

photo: Kalina Żaczek

 


The meeting was organized as part of the project „"Swidnica for volunteering"”, implemented in the district and city of Świdnica in 2024-2026 thanks to funding from the "Partnership for Volunteering. 2024 Edition" program, implemented as part of the Solidarity Corps - the Government Program for Support and Development of Systematic Volunteering for 2018-2030.

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