Supporting Solidarity, Volunteering and Community Action
The European Solidarity Corps (ESC) is a European Union programme that creates opportunities for young people to contribute to communities through volunteering, solidarity activities and international cooperation.
The programme supports initiatives that respond to social needs, strengthen inclusion and encourage young people to take an active role in building more supportive, resilient and connected communities.
At TUDOKIS, we see the European Solidarity Corps as an important framework for combining learning, volunteering, participation and social impact.
Our Approach
TUDOKIS is interested in ESC activities that bring young people, organisations and communities together around meaningful social challenges.
Our work can include volunteering, community engagement, inclusion activities, environmental initiatives, intercultural learning and practical non-formal education.
Main Areas
Volunteering Activities
Volunteering activities give young people the opportunity to contribute to organisations and communities while developing personal, social and professional competences.
Participants can gain international experience, learn new skills and contribute to projects with a clear social purpose.
Solidarity Projects
Solidarity Projects are youth-led initiatives developed to address needs within local communities.
They encourage young people to identify challenges, develop their own ideas and take practical action to create positive change.
Inclusion & Community Engagement
ESC supports activities that strengthen participation and provide opportunities for young people from different backgrounds, including those who may face fewer opportunities.
TUDOKIS is particularly interested in community-based activities that promote inclusion, belonging and active participation.
Sustainability & Environment
Solidarity activities can also contribute to environmental awareness, sustainable lifestyles and community action related to green issues.
Intercultural Learning
International volunteering creates opportunities for participants to experience different cultures, develop language and communication skills and strengthen intercultural understanding.
What Participants Can Gain
Through European Solidarity Corps activities, young people can develop:
- Communication and teamwork skills
- Intercultural competences
- Personal confidence and independence
- Project and organisational skills
- Social and civic awareness
- Language skills
- Practical work experience
- Stronger understanding of European cooperation
International Cooperation
TUDOKIS is open to cooperation with NGOs, educational institutions, municipalities, community organisations and other partners interested in developing solidarity-based initiatives.
We aim to support activities that create meaningful experiences for participants while generating practical benefits for local communities.
Work With TUDOKIS
Are you developing a European Solidarity Corps initiative and looking for a partner in Hungary?
TUDOKIS is open to cooperation related to volunteering, solidarity, inclusion, community engagement, sustainability and intercultural learning.
