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Supervisor of the toddler group at AZC de Bosrand
Contact person
Marjolijn Van Dijk
Ask Marjolijn a question or contact the organiser directly at [email protected] or 06-30217766.
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Summary
Do you enjoy working with toddlers? Then come play with our toddlers at the asylum seekers' center. We're currently urgently (!!!) looking for someone for Friday mornings.
Detailed description
About the toddler group ("the Kido") at the AZC/POL Bosrandweg
Every morning, from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM, the toddlers come to play. We have a cozy play area with toys and a great group of volunteers.
The number of toddlers varies, on average about 6 children per morning.
There are two volunteers to supervise the group, sometimes with help from a resident of the asylum seekers' center.
Our goal is to offer the children a pleasant, cheerful play morning and to ensure that they feel safe and comfortable.
It is nice for the parents of the toddlers to have a morning for themselves.
What do we do:
Playing with toys, singing songs, making music, doing puzzles, playing with clay, drawing, painting, looking at books... In short, everything that toddlers like.
For toddlers who find it exciting, parents are always welcome to stay with them for as long as necessary.
Times
We regularly look for volunteers, if possible also to step in.
We are currently looking (urgently!!!) for a volunteer for Friday mornings. Working hours are from 9:30 AM to 12:30 PM.
The toddler group is closed during school holidays.
What volunteers need
😇 Disclosure and Barring Service
🗣️ Native language skills
About St. Welkom in Wageningen
Welcome to Wageningen wants to contribute to a peaceful and involved society and to the successful integration of refugees in Wageningen by bringing 'new' and 'old Wageningen residents' into contact with each other.