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Disability Awareness webinar by Association of People with Disability

July 24, 2023 in /by

Association of People with Disability co-hosts Disability Awareness webinar with SERVE

On the occasion of World Youth Skills Day 2023, SERVE and Association of People with Disability (APD) come together to host a webinar about Disability Awareness.

SERVE volunteers - India Group 2023
SERVE volunteers - India Group 2023
Watching videos of beneficiaries of APD
Watching videos of beneficiaries of APD
SERVE volunteers share their observations
SERVE volunteers share their observations
Few members of Association of People with Disability (wearing white t-shirts) with few SERVE volunteers (2023 Programme)
Few members of Association of People with Disability (wearing white t-shirts) with few SERVE volunteers (2023 Programme)




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SERVE volunteers in Bengaluru, India work together with APD host ‘North South Dialogue’ – funded by Irish Aid.

You can read more about our work with APD here.

The theme for this webinar was disability awareness.

Our volunteers from Zambia and Mozambique also joined the webinar and this webinar was live streamed to YouTube.

Please watch the replay below to fully understand the work APD is involved in.

Highlights:

  • – Dr. Senthil Kumar, CEO of APD gives an incredible overview of their programmes.
  • – Two service users of APD describe their journey.
  • – SERVE volunteers share their observations from the time spending at APD.

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The 1st week in Zambia (2023)

July 10, 2023 in /by

1st week in Mazabuka Zambia

SERVE Volunteer Áine Levis (2023) writes a short blog about the welcome ceremony and the various tasks the group is doing in their 1st week in Mazabuka, Zambia.

SERVE volunteer with group of young people in Zambia
SERVE volunteer with group of young children in Zambia
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SERVE volunteer with group of young people in Zambia




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Hi everyone,

I hope you are all well! Just a few snap shots of what we got up to here in Mazabuka this week!

We were welcomed by the children from the Assumption Youth Parish on Saturday evening with traditional Zambian songs and dances at the welcoming ceremony.

We then sang Oró Sé Do Bheatha ‘Bhaile while two other volunteers played the tin whistle and ukulele. On Monday we started painting the walls of the Assumption Parish community house which is rented out in order to bring money back into the local community and is where we are currently staying.

On Tuesday we facilitated a Youth Cultural Exchange Workshop with the Assumption Parish Youth Centre and we also continued painting the Assumption Parish house with the help of the locals!

On Wednesday, Thursday and Friday we facilitated English classes, art classes and sports activities at Luyobolola Community School. We also started to paint the school walls here with the children and the wall that we will be painting a mural on with the children.

We also started to plan the mural with the children and discussed what Mazabuka and community means to them.

We also facilitated English classes at St Patrick’s Secondary School on Wednesday and Thursday evening. Earlier today we visited Flamboyant School which is a school for children with physical and/or intellectual disabilities.

We also visited Nchete house which is a women’s centre that teaching women the skill of tailoring. Looking forward to another three weeks here.

Thank you once again for all of your donations and continuous support that has made my journey here possible.

Best wishes,

Áine

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Meet new SERVE Team member, Nicola Fitzpatrick

July 4, 2023 in /by

Meet Nicola Fitzpatrick

Nicola Fitzpatrick joins Team SERVE in the role of  Programmes and Administration Manager (maternity cover). Nicola writes a short blog below to introduce herself.

Nicola Fitzpatrick SERVE




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I am passionate about all young people having access to good quality education to create opportunities for life. I fully support responsible global citizenship through creativity, innovation with a commitment to peace, human rights and sustainable development.

I have over 20 years’ experience in the social care sector working with children, young people and adults living in diverse situations. Along with the many stories, lessons learned and the privilege of working with people at vulnerable stages of life I have learned that education is a crucial aspect to creating better outcomes towards improving lives.

 

“… at SERVE I am excited about contributing to the global vision and will continue supporting the amazing programmes currently run by the Volunteer, GCE and Fundraising Co-ordinators.”

– Nicola Fitzpatrick, new member on Team SERVE

 

As a social care professional and life coach I have worked in partnership with people to help them assume active roles in building a better quality of life for themselves, their families and communities towards building more peaceful, inclusive and secure societies through a variety of programmes. I believe in partnership and the concept that ‘Together we Achieve!’

Coming into the role of Programmes and Administration Manager at SERVE I am excited about contributing to the global vision and will continue supporting the amazing programmes currently run by the Volunteer, GCE and Fundraising Co-ordinators. I hope to bring fresh thinking and innovation to the role overall.

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Solidarity with Ukraine Irish Charity SERVE like so many other citizens and groups are deeply perplexed by the unfolding tragedy being inflicted on the Ukrainian

nib donates over €3000 to Cork based charity SERVE - Paula Qugley (left) standing with SERVE volunteer and nib staff.


nib donates over €3000 to SERVE

nib donates to SERVE SERVE is grateful to receive a donation of over €3000 from nib Foundation to support our DVETYA programme (left) Paula Quigley

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nib donates over €3000 to SERVE

June 26, 2023 in , /by

nib donates to SERVE

SERVE is grateful to receive a donation of over €3000 from nib Foundation to support our DVETYA programme

nib donates over €3000 to Cork based charity SERVE - Paula Qugley (left) standing with SERVE volunteer and nib staff.
(left) Paula Quigley with Sarah Ryan




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SERVE is very pleased to announce that we were successfully nominated to receive a $5,000AUD grant from the nib foundation as part of their 2022 employee nominated grant initiative at nib health funds, called Good Cause Grants.

Each year nib employees are invited to nominate a good cause that is close to their heart, and to share with their colleagues how they are personally involved and the reasons they would like their nominated charity to receive a $5,000 donation from nib foundation.

nib employee and SERVE Zambia 2023 volunteer Sarah Ryan nominated SERVE.  All of their employees were then invited to cast a vote, and the six nominations that receive the largest number of employee votes each receive a $5,000 grant.

This grant has been allocated to support SERVE’s Digital Vocational Education and Training for Young Africans project. This is our latest programme with our partner of 15 years, Young Africa and is co-funded by EU Erasmus+.

The programme will uphold the right to education for vulnerable youth across Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Zambia, and Namibia. Read more.

SERVE Programme and Administration Manager Paula Quigley was invited to visit the nib Cork office on Lapps Quay on June 21st ’23 to thank the company and share more about the DVETYA programme to their Cork team.

During this visit nib management told her that “involving their employees in the nib foundation to uncover worthwhile community causes to support has been an exciting initiative for nib and they are delighted be offering this grant in support of the SERVE DVETYA programme and its worthy mission.”

Thank you Sarah Ryan and everyone at nib!

Paula presenting at nib insurance in Cork


Paula presenting at nib insurance in Cork

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Cllr Dan Boyle wishes SERVE volunteers the very best

May 22, 2023 in , , , /by

Cllr Dan Boyle wishes SERVE volunteers the very best

“The experiences and knowledge that SERVE volunteers will bring back to Ireland from their placement overseas will help us all do and be better.”

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2023 SERVE Volunteers with Cllr Dan Boyle in Scala, Blackrock, Cork




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This summer, 30 SERVE volunteers from Ireland will be on placement in India, Zambia and Mozambique.

Cllr Dan Boyle met the SERVE volunteers on their final pre-departure training day in Scala in Blackrock, Cork.
 

Cllr Dan Boyle also participated in a Global Citizenship Education Workshop that focussed on Ethical Development, Solidarity & Power. 

 
Cllr Dan Boyle said, “It’s only this generation and the one before that knows Ireland as a wealthy country. It’s important to uphold the values of community and collaboration to be a successful country more so than a wealthy country. The experiences and knowledge that SERVE volunteers will bring back to Ireland from their placement overseas will help us all do and be better. I wish the SERVE volunteers well and hope that their continued global citizenship journey will be more valuable to them.“
 
SERVE began in 2003 and their work contributes to the 17 Global Goals. As a part of their commitment to becoming Global Citizens, volunteers engage in an extensive training programme in the months leading up to their placements. 
 
Rory Murphy works with Cork Life Centre and will be one of the leaders taking the group of SERVE volunteers to Zambia. Rory explains, “All SERVE volunteers across the different groups work on projects ranging from English lessons to assisting therapists who work with people living with disabilities. Another thing they will all do is create a mural while in country to reflect the Global Goals. All their learnings will be shared upon their return to Ireland at the Nest Step weekend.”
 
Although SERVE has continued their work in Ireland, SERVE’s overseas programme has been on hold since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.
 
Laura Canning is SERVE’s Volunteer Programme and Global Citizenship Education Coordinator. Laura says, “It’s great to be able to send volunteers overseas to our partners for the first time in 3 years… We are really looking forward to seeing the impact that the GCE Programme has on our volunteers when they return and how they put their learning into practice through active global citizenship.”

SERVE volunteers - India Group 2023


SERVE volunteers - Mozambique Group 2023


SERVE volunteers - Zambia Group 2023


Cllr Dan Boyle speaking to 2023 SERVE volunteers


Cllr Dan Boyle participating in a GCE workshop with SERVE volunteers on last training day

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Clare locals volunteer with SERVE

May 20, 2023 in , , , , /by

Co. Clare locals volunteer with SERVE

“I am eager to immerse myself in a new culture…. gain a fresh perspective on the world.” 

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2023 SERVE volunteers at Training Day in Scala, Cork




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Co. Clare locals Maire Donohue and Jane O’Loughlin are volunteering overseas this summer with SERVE.

Both originally from Co Clare, Maire will travel to Mazabuka, Zambia while Jane will travel to Bengaluru, India for three weeks 

Maire currently works as a primary school teacher in the Gaelscoil Donncha Rua in Shannon, teaching children in 4th , 5th and 6th class. Maire explains, “I had a huge learning experience when I previously volunteered as a teacher in Uganda. I want to learn more from different cultures and so started my research again to volunteer. I looked at charities who were working with Comhlamh and came across SERVE.”  

SERVE is an Irish development and volunteering organisation, committed to providing equal opportunities for poor communities in the Global South. SERVE started work in 2003. This year marks 20 years of working in partnership with organisations in 11 countries over the years to tackle poverty through sustainable solutions. 

Maire elaborates, “After visiting the SERVE website and realising that they focus on youth work especially in Zambia I was determined to go volunteer there. I hope to exchange ideas with teachers and youth workers in Zambia that I can bring back to Ireland and implement in my classroom here and I hope I will have some ideas that I can share with the Zambian teachers that they may be able to use in their schools.”  

Jane O’Loughlin grew up in Kilshanny and is currently studying at UCC, Cork to become a speech and language therapist. Jane said, “I became aware of SERVE’s volunteer recruitment programme through an email that UCC sent out. Since my time in secondary school volunteering abroad has always been something I wanted to get involved with, so I saw this as a perfect opportunity. 

SERVE’s work with their partners to contribute to the Global Goals. There are 17 Global Goals that offer a roadmap for peace and prosperity for all people and the planet.  

Jane adds, “As part of my college course, I’ve had several placements working with children, and adults with intellectual disabilities, which has been very rewarding and motivating for me. Hence, when I learned about the different volunteer placements offered by SERVE, I was particularly drawn to the India placement with the Association of People with Disabilities (APD) in Bengaluru. This opportunity to work with children and adults with a range of disabilities, provide my clinical knowledge to help improve their lives, and gain new skills and confidence from the partners in India was a strong motivation for me to sign up.”

The SERVE volunteer programme aims to build bridges between communities and evokes the spirit of solidarity in Irish people with the communities they’ll work in. 

Maire adds, “I hope to embrace and experience a new culture, pushing myself out of my comfort zone. Also, I hope on my return to Ireland I can further promote the work SERVE does with all their partner countries and maybe encourage one other person to volunteer with SERVE in the future.” 

Jane said, “I am eager to immerse myself in a new culture, learn about their way of life, and gain a fresh perspective on the world. The opportunity to understand the experiences of people with disabilities living in India and work towards making an impact in their lives motivated me to sign up to the SERVE Volunteer Programme.

The SERVE Volunteer Programme was put on hold due to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, this summer, SERVE will be sending almost thirty volunteers to Mozambique, Zambia and India. 

SERVE’s Volunteer Programme and Global Citizenship Education Coordinator, Laura Canning says: “It’s great to be able to send volunteers overseas to our partners for the first time in 3 years… We are really looking forward to seeing the impact that the GCE Programme has on our volunteers when they return and how they put their learning into practice through active global citizenship.”

Join our newsletter to follow Maire and Jane’s active global citizenship journey. 

About the SERVE Volunteering Programme:

SERVE’s work contributes to the 17 Global Goals. As a part of our commitment to becoming Global Citizens, all our volunteers engage in an extensive training programme in the months leading up to their volunteer placement.  Click here to apply to the latest Volunteer Programme!

Maire O'Donohue


Jane O’Loughlin


SERVE volunteers at pre-departure training in Scala, Blackrock, Cork

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Mayo Locals volunteer with SERVE in Mozambique

May 19, 2023 in , , , /by

Co. Mayo Locals volunteer in Mozambique

“When I received the email last year offering me a place it was a no brainer!”

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2023 SERVE volunteers at Training Day in Scala, Cork




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This summer, Co. Mayo locals Sinead Coll and Diane Tierney will travel alongside 10 others, to Mozambique.

For three weeks they will work on various projects on the Dondo and Manga campuses, in collaboration with  our partners; Young Africa.

Diane Tierney attended school at Mount St. Michael’s, before going on to study Environmental Science in UL. “I always kind of had an interest in science (which might come as a surprise if any of my past teachers are reading this!)”, she joked. “When I was in transition year I participated in Gaisce so that involved volunteering in the local community so I would have helped out in the parish at masses and with local Foróige clubs being a youth leader!” 

Sinead Coll, who attended Davitt College, is presently studying Mechanical Engineering at UL. She too has previous experience with volunteering, having volunteered with SERVE in 2019. “Since going to Zambia I knew I wanted to do something like this again for a longer period of time… I chose to go with SERVE because I’d such an amazing experience with them the first time” Sinead explained. She also hopes to gain a new perspective on her future career path and find a way to use her degree to help other people.

Diane adds, “My cousin Rachel previously volunteered twice with SERVE. I was only maybe 8/9 yrs at the time but I remember her telling stories about the work they did and showing me pictures and from then on I always had it in my head that it was something I wanted to do. When I saw a flyer on campus one day I decided to sign up. Originally, I had signed up and was offered to travel to the Philippines in 2020. I had attended two of the training sessions and had completed the bulk of the fundraising but unfortunately COVID put a halt to our plans! When I received the email last year offering me a place it was a no brainer!”

Sinead and Diane both noted the value of the workshops, not only for getting to know the other volunteers before going overseas, but also the deeper levels of education on relevant topics.

Sinead said, “I think the training days are really good for getting to know the other volunteers, they’re also educational as we’ve learnt about the Global Goals, we’ve learnt that it’s not only about what we do in the countries but about learning what to take from it and how to continue the work in our everyday lives.” 

Diane and Sinead unanimously look forward to experiencing a new culture, meeting new people and getting out of their comfort zones. 

SERVE’s Volunteer Programme and Global Citizenship Education Coordinator, Laura Canning says: “It’s National Volunteer Week and witnessing the journey of all our volunteers is an extreme joy. It’s also great to be able to send volunteers overseas to our partners for the first time in 3 years… We are really looking forward to seeing the impact that the GCE Programme has on our volunteers when they return and how they put their learning into practice through active global citizenship.”

Join our newsletter to follow Sinead and Diane’s active global citizenship journey. 

About the SERVE Volunteering Programme:

SERVE’s work contributes to the 17 Global Goals. As a part of our commitment to becoming Global Citizens, all our volunteers engage in an extensive training programme in the months leading up to their volunteer placement.  

Diane Tierney


Sinead Coll


SERVE volunteers at Young Africa centre in Beira, Mozambique (2018)

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Flip Flop Appeal 2023

May 8, 2023 in /by

SERVE Flip Flop Appeal 2023​

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Every donation goes to support the work we do with our partners in the Global South.

Support an Irish charity fighting poverty in Global South today.

Over the last 20 years, your donations to SERVE have contributed to supporting education & entrepreneurship training, services for people living with disabilities, community development, emergency responses, anti retro viral programmes and much much more.
 
Every Euro you donate goes a long way to fight the challenges of poverty through sustainable solutions.
 
 
Support SERVE, contribute to the Global Goals.

 

Please support the SERVE Flip Flop Appeal this month.

Hint: When you sign up to contribute monthly, you are supporting our work in the most sustainable way possible throughout the year.

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When you sign up to contribute monthly, you are supporting our work in the most sustainable way possible throughout the year.

 

  • SERVE’s varied programmes impact marginalised young people in India, Zimbabwe, Mozambique and Zambia.
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  • For eg: SERVE works with partners to provide educational, entrepreneurship and skills training programmes for up to 5,000 young people in Zimbabwe and Mozambique to tackle the unemployment crisis.

 

* Did you know if you donate €250 or more in a year, we can claim a refund of tax paid on that donation? Read more and download tax relief form here.

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Flip-flops are the footwear of the poorest people of the world, so this is why it is featured on our logo and its significance is at the heart of our appeal. 

The Flip Flop Appeal, is our flagship fundraising campaign that began in 2005. SERVE has been able to advocate for vulnerable communities with the Irish people because of this appeal.

It allows SERVE to share the inspiring story of the Thai women who create our Fair-trade Flip Flop pins at income generating projects ran by the Good Shepard Sisters in Nong Khai, Thailand.

The project’s goal is to empower women to become self sufficient and live a dignified life.

This year’s SERVE marks its 20th anniversary of working in the Global South. 

Over the last 20years SERVE has made the Flip Flop Appeal to support the work we do with our partners to overcome the huge challenges they face in their community.

These initiatives are

  • * Developed with the partners
  • * Tangible, sustainable, long term solutions to fight poverty
  • * Proactively contributing to the Global Goals

When you support the Flip Flop Appeal you instantly become an active Global Citizen.

Make a monthly contribution to SERVE to support our work in the most sustainable way possible throughout the year.

For any queries please contact us directly.

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Student of tailoring department at Young Africa Centre


Student in the computer training classroom at Young Africa Centre


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SERVE volunteers at APD, Bengaluru, India


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Redemptorist humanitarian aid on its way to Ukraine with support from SERVE


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TY students of Coláiste Éamann Rís learn about SDGs with SERVE

March 23, 2023 in , /by

TY students of Coláiste Éamann Rís learn about SDGs with SERVE

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Coláiste Éamann Rís TY students at SERVE HQ in Scala




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SERVE is currently facilitating a 6-week SDG Champions Programme with Coláiste Éamann Rís TY students. The programme will conclude next week.

This programme has been funded by the Department of Education as part of their Education for Sustainable Development Strategy.  

The programme involves 2 hour long interactive workshops across six weeks with TY students. The students explore topics related to the Sustainable Development Goals and how they can become global citizens to achieve these goals.

The programme started with TY students visiting SERVE at our HQ in Scala where they explored the Global Goals (SDG) Trail. 

Members of the SERVE team visited the school for further workshops on topics such as fast fashion, plastic pollution and climate action.

Brian Kenny, teacher at Coláiste Éamann Rís commented, “The SDG Programme is a huge success with our TY group. Students have commented that the content is easy to understand, and they really enjoy the interactive nature of the delivery. They especially enjoyed the walking debates.

The Programme makes the topic relatable and accessible for our group of students. They have been really engaged and enthused by the various topics and have carried their learning into other subjects as has been mentioned by other subject teachers, namely economics.”

We look forward to the final workshop with the students. Together with their teachers, we hope that they can take their learnings from this programme further to become active global citizens and change makers. 

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SERVE’s SDG Champions School Programme aims to provide young people with an opportunity to learn about the world around them and their role in it as well as the steps they can take to achieve the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals.

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Thoughts from 1st Training Day of 2023 Volunteer Programme

March 13, 2023 in , /by

Thoughts from Training Day 1

John Mannion is SERVE country leader for 2023 Volunteer Programme. John shares thoughts from the 1st Training Day of SERVE 2023 Volunteer Programme

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John Mannion with others during SERVE Training Day 1 in Scala, Cork (2023)




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I attended the Serve Training day on 25/02/2023 at their offices in Scala, Blackrock in Cork city. I researched the place name Scala and found out it means steps in English. In many ways the training day could be summed up as a step by step approach for volunteering with SERVE.

SERVE, you might already know, are committed to tackling the root causes of poverty to achieve justice, equality and opportunities for all they work for.

We mostly discussed the Sustainable Development Goals and how we can implement them into our daily lives.

Being one of the older members on the training day I was very impressed and encouraged to see some many younger people interested and enthusiastic about the work of SERVE in Ireland and in the projects they work in other countries.

The trainers and organisers on the day were also young people and created an environment, which encouraged participation and discussion. We broke into smaller groups at different intervals and then returned to the larger groups to discuss our findings. We mostly discussed the Sustainable Development Goals and how we can implement them into our daily lives.

The trainers emphasised that these SDGs are things we should try to incorporate into our thinking and actions all of the time, not just for one month in the summer when we volunteer with SERVE. This was the aspect of this discussion that I liked the most and challenged me the most.

I still have a long way to go before I can volunteer with SERVE in Bangalore, India this summer.

The appealing aspect of volunteering with an organisation like SERVE is that they do not simply go to a country to make a short-term impact and then leave. SERVE work in partnership with approved local organizations already established in the countries where volunteers are sent, and so the work to achieving the SDGs is ongoing.

I had a good time that day. It was also challenging, and I felt supported and listened to by everyone involved with the SERVE training day. I still have a long way to go before I can volunteer with SERVE in Bangalore, India this summer.

I recognise that volunteering with APD and Sumanahalli in Bangalore, India appears to be the pinnacle of my journey. However, I must add that the journey continues when I return home to Ireland and contribute to the SDGs through my words and actions. This was the the biggest learning from the 1st training day for the SERVE 2023 Volunteer Programme.

… the journey continues when I return home to Ireland and contribute to the SDGs through my words and actions.

Fiachra speaking to volunteers at the 1st Training Day


The country group sharing thoughts at the 1st Training Day for 2023 Volunteer Programme


The country group sharing thoughts at the 1st Training Day for 2023 Volunteer Programme


Group activity at the 1st Training Day for 2023 Volunteer Programme


Exploring the Global Goals at the 1st Training Day for 2023 Volunteer Programme

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