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Voluntary work in Luxembourg

Volunteering is about giving the time you want (a little, a lot or passionately) to support an opportunity and help others. It's also about having fun, meeting people with the same values or commonalities, sharing good times and doing something you enjoy based on your interests and the opportunities you care about.

Our new missions

Secretarial assistance

ATD Quart Monde Luxembourg
Living together Young people (18 - 30 years) Adults Seniors

ATD Fourth World works towards the creation of a society where the equal dignity of every human being is recognised and where extreme poverty and social exclusion have disappeared. This task involves a great deal of administrative work. Our principal secretary works 32 hours per week, which is not always sufficient.

Homework assistance

HUT - Hëllef um Terrain
Education / Training Teenagers (12 - 18 years)

By helping refugee children with their homework, you are committing to a humanitarian cause, developing teaching and intercultural skills, and enjoying an enriching experience that opens your eyes to other realities and strengthens community spirit.

Support in French and English

Croix-Rouge Luxembourgeoise
Education / Training Teenagers (12 - 18 years)

Language support for a 15-year-old girl who wants to quickly improve her skills in order to pursue higher education.

Social (Health / Solidarity / Integration) Refugees and displaced persons

We need your help to meet the haircutting and styling needs of applicants and beneficiaries of international protection.

Education / Training Social (Health / Solidarity / Integration) Seniors Urgent

Some older people experience difficulties with digital technologies. Digital Doheem aims to support them in their daily lives, directly in their own homes. The objectives are: to help older people use essential digital tools (smartphones or tablets), to explain how to use these tools safely and securely.

Education / Training Adults Urgent

Assisting refugees in improving their beginner-level Luxembourgish skills as a supplement to their Luxembourgish language courses.

Finding my field of action

News on volunteering

The Agence du Bénévolat, with the support of the Ministry of Family, is launching the national campaign "Give this chair your voice!" to highlight an essential form of civic engagement: serving on the board of an association. 📽️ Discover the stories of the board members here!

The Agence du Bénévolat has relocated!

Social (Health / Solidarity / Integration) All audiences Volunteers

The Agence du Bénévolat has temporarily relocated to carry out work that will make our main building in Strassen more accessible to people with reduced mobility.

Nouvelle Présidence de l’Agence du Bénévolat

Social (Health / Solidarity / Integration) All audiences Organisations

Dans le cadre de la nouvelle composition de son conseil d’administration, l’Agence du Bénévolat annonce un changement à sa présidence : Marc Thill succède à Dr Martine Mergen à la tête de l’association.

We support you

Opening up

The world of organisations is full of opportunities and activities. During our individual volunteer consultations, we help you to find a volunteer position that suits you according to your interests, your talents and your availability.

Training

Training courses can be offered on request to introduce you to volunteering or to facilitate your volunteering through the development of soft-skills, particularly in the context of helping particularly vulnerable groups.

Discover

What is volunteering? How can you become a volunteer and make the most of your experience? We answer all your questions by email or during our phone sessions and share information and news related to the organisation.

Even more support from the Agence du Bénévolat

Information on volunteering

What is volunteering? How does it differ from volunteering?

Why and how to become a volunteer? Are there any specific leaves of absence to get involved?

What are the elements to consider in order to be a successful volunteer? Is there any training for volunteers?

Valuing volunteer commitment

You have acquired knowledge and know-how through your voluntary activities.

How can you have your skills and commitment officially recognised?

What are the different ways to have your voluntary commitment recognised?