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Laura de France, Chrysa Luca of Italy and Greece have been the protagonists of the European Voluntary Service, EVS Project in our city in the last nine months, which have collaborated in various municipal programs within the Youth Space Youth Council.

This morning was held a ceremony to bid farewell to the three volunteers, who have received Hand councilman of Youth, Ricardo Segado, a mention of symbolic honor highlighting its work in the Department and its Youthpass, a European certificate reflecting the skills acquired in the learning process.

Volunteers arrived in the city on October 1, 2015 in the project SVE Keep calm and discover Cartagena, funded by the Erasmus Programme and Youth in Action.

In this farewell, one by one have summarized through presentations of what they have meant for them these months in Cartagena, highlighting what most liked within projects that have developed, which have ranged from collaboration with the Mandarache project Night of museums, Music Festival, Implica2 or Exchange languages ​​among many others.

Youth Councilman, Ricardo Segado, highlighted the work of the EVS project by spreading it gives Cartagena.

I wish you enjoyed very much and has earned them much experience and that soon meet again, he said addressing the volunteers.

By the Department, they have shown them a video reminder of their passage through this space and has offered a Spanish snack.

Laura, Luca and Chrysa, besides enjoying the cuisine of the city as one of the points that have most enjoyed as seaworthy or potato tortillas, as have asserted in their submissions, have also made new initiatives in the city, as it is the alternative map Cooltura, or designing shirts for Night of the Museums volunteers who have worn this year.

In addition, during these months have been doing a blog recounting their experiences, they have also been actions in the Youth Space, knowing the country traveling to different points of geography or adding to the more traditional festivals.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena