Volunteers are worth their weight in gold
Volunteer work
Volunteer work! What suits you?
Do you want to volunteer but don't know what? Then join this workshop.Posted by Vrijwilligers Centrum Wageningen
Training 'Dealing with cultural differences'
Do you support people from other cultures as a volunteer? You learn to better interpret cultural differences and how to deal with them.Posted by Vrijwilligers Centrum Wageningen
Lecture: End-of-life care for people with dementia
What do you encounter and how do you deal with it? For volunteers, informal caregivers and interested parties?Posted by Vrijwilligers Centrum Wageningen
Manual with over 56 local volunteer organizations that can offer help! (NL)
This manual is only available in Dutch.
This manual is only available in Dutch.
Check out our online manual. You read more about help by volunteers. Did you know that there are more than 50 voluntary help organizations active in Wageningen?
Help by volunteers is supplementary to professional care and does not replace it.
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About us
Volunteer Centre Wageningen. Your town expert on volunteering for over 25 years!
We contribute to a dedicated society, where people love to do something for somebody or something else. Just like that, out of free will.
That is why we work to make volunteering successfull in all kinds of thinkable ways. For inhabitants, for community organisations and for volunteers.
You can find us on the first floor of the local public library (bblthk).
Stationsstraat 2, 6701 AM, Wageningen.
Cooperation in social welfare domain
The Welsaam network supports inhabitants in their wellbeing. Our aim is to reach people as fast as possible. Prevention is better than cure.
The Welsaam network works with the new definition of health by Machteld Huber. The term "positive health" is derived from the new health concept. It stands for a broad view on health, in which health is no longer considered as a static condition but rather as the dynamic ability to adapt and to manage one's own well-being. By shifting the emphasis to resilience and well-being (rather than ill-health).
