VTI – Volunteering as a Tool for Inclusion
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VTI – Volunteering as a Tool for Inclusion |  |
| Financier | European Commission – LLP Grundtvig | |
| Partnership | ● Platform of Volunteer Centres and Organizations – Slovakia ● Volunteer Ireland and Dublin City Volunteer Centre – Ireland ● Frivilligcentre og Selvhjælp Danmark (FriSe) – Denmark ● ÖKA National Volunteer Centre – Hungary ● Volunteer Centre Osijek – Croatia ● PRO VOBIS National Volunteer Centre – Romania ● Brīvprātīgais.lv – Latvia ● VSSP (now Vol.To) – Italy |
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| Time and Location | 2014-2015 Slovakia (Stupava), Ireland (Dublin), Denmark (Aalborg), Hungary (Budapest), Croatia (Osijek), Romania (Cluj-Napoca), Latvia (Aizpute), Italy (Turin) |
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| First-Level Beneficiaries | ● Volunteer associations. | |
| Second-Level Beneficiaries | ● Volunteers ● People experiencing poverty, hardship and marginalisation |
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| The VTI project improved the social inclusion of disadvantaged and marginal groups in the partner countries thanks to volunteer activities. Volunteers were worried about involving people with disabilities, old or marginalised. The sharing of good practices and joint basic rules helped to include these categories of volunteers. | ||
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