Volunteer of the Czechoslovak Romani Union: what it means and what its duties are

Volunteering within the Czechoslovak Roma Union is aimed at supporting communities and improving the quality of life of Roma and the wider society.

Volunteers contribute their time, skills and commitment to various activities that have a positive impact on local communities. The main activities of a volunteer include:

Cleaning public spaces – Volunteers regularly organise cleaning events and help to maintain a clean and pleasant environment in streets, parks and other public places.
Tutoring children and adults – Provide educational support to children and adults. They tutor them in school subjects, help them prepare for exams or learn new skills.
Supervising children in leisure activities – Volunteers lead and organise leisure activities for children such as football, dance or boxing. They ensure children’s safety and encourage them to develop their talents and teamwork.
Czechoslovak Roma Union Volunteer’s Ten Commandments
Help with joy – Give your time and energy with a positive attitude.
Be reliable – Keep your promises and take responsibility for the tasks you are given.
Respect the community – Be respectful of people, their traditions and differences
Support education – Motivate children and adults to learn and develop personally.
Care for the environment – Help keep the environment around you clean and pleasant.
Inspire others – Set an example and show that volunteering makes a difference.
Keep safe – Keep them and yourself safe when working with children and the public.
Listen and communicate – Pay attention to the needs of the community and work with other volunteers.
Develop yourself – Use volunteering as an opportunity for personal growth and new experiences.
Share the joy of success – Rejoice in the small and large successes you have contributed to.
Volunteers are an integral part of making a positive difference in society. Their work not only helps others but also enriches their own lives.