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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.

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Volunteer Coordinator

FC Koeppchen Vinesca Wormeldange
Sports and leisure Children (3 – 12 years) Teenagers (12 - 18 years) Young people (18 - 30 years)

The volunteer coordinator recruits, welcomes, and supports volunteers. He coordinates assignments, leads the team, and fosters a sense of community within the club.

Wormeldange

Information Technology and Data Management

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Living together (Solidarity / Inclusion) Association board Older people

Implement a document management and information-sharing system that promotes collaboration and knowledge sharing.

Luxembourg

Volunteers for cultural activities

Mir wëllen Iech ons Heemecht weisen asbl
Living together (Solidarity / Inclusion) Refugees and displaced persons

Accompany refugees and newcomers on cultural outings (theater, museums, concerts, language cafés, etc.). Help them discover Luxembourg, practice French, and build connections.

Luxembourg

Homework Help

HUT - Hëllef um Terrain
Education / Training Children (3 – 12 years) Urgent

Helps children ages 3 to 12 with their homework. The volunteer provides guidance, explains the instructions, and encourages independence in a supportive and stimulating environment.

Luxembourg

Volunteer Swimming Support – Rehazenter Kirchberg

Back to Sport
Social (relational / care) Persons with disabilities Urgent

Assist a woman with limited mobility in getting dressed and undressed before and after her swimming sessions, so that she can continue this activity—which is beneficial to her well-being—with confidence, while enjoying regular support and social interaction.

Luxembourg

Volunteer working to find new sponsors for the club

FC 72 Erpeldange
Sports and leisure Association board Young people (18 - 30 years) Adults Older people Urgent

Our dynamic soccer club is looking for motivated volunteers with strong interpersonal skills to help us expand our network of sponsors and partners.

Erpeldange-sur-Sûre
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News on volunteering

Volunteering at the CHL: close to the patients

At the Centre Hospitalier de Luxembourg, relational volunteering is integrated into the daily work of the departments thanks to close collaboration with the Agence du Bénévolat.

Agence du Bénévolat
Luxembourg
23.03.2026
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On our platform, volunteers and anyone wishing to get involved can explore a wide range of volunteer opportunities. Everyone can browse the available missions and offer their help directly to the organisations that match their values, skills, and availability.

Training

We offer training sessions for associations as well as for individuals who want to create their own nonprofit structure. These sessions help strengthen the skills needed for managing and governing an association.

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Information on volunteering

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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?

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Valuing volunteer commitment

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

How can you have your skills and commitment officially recognised?

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