Volunteering in Romania

 

Volunteering comes from the Latin and translates into "will"; as in doing something for ones on free will. Today, a Volunteer refers to someone who works in a community or for the benefit of the natural environment primarily because they choose to do so. By definition, a Volunteer does not get paid or receive compensation for services rendered other than reimbursement for out-of-pocket expenses.

 

Volunteering in Romania is both an honor and a privilege and the reward can be life changing. However, it is a challenging job that will be difficult throughout the 2 years. Browse the following categories to learn more about how to Volunteer and the experiences of Volunteers and their partners.

 

 

FAQs

Here are some questions that are frequently asked about the Peace Corps and volunteering in Romanial.

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Romanian Organizations' Impressions

This section contains impressions of many Romanians who have worked with Peace Corps Volunteers. Enter »

Volunteer Stories

From community development to community health, Peace Corps Volunteers are making real differences in the lives of real people. Visit this section to read real life stories by Romanian Peace Corps Volunteers about their experiences.

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Request a Volunteer

We invite you to use this section to request information from Peace Corps if you represent a Romanian school, NGO, or institution interested in applying for a Peace Corps Volunteer, or you may contact our office in Bucharest

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