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Support & Events Volunteer

FC Koeppchen Vinesca Wormeldange

Volunteering allows people to find meaning in their commitment, share their values, build relationships, and contribute to the common good.

Volunteers for Our Events

Info-Handicap - Conseil national des personnes handicapées

Provide support for events organized by Info Handicap – National Council for People with Disabilities.

Support for People with Disabilities to Achieve Independent Mobility

Info-Handicap - Conseil national des personnes handicapées

Supporting people with disabilities in using public transportation independently and safely.

Language Courses - French

HUT - Hëllef um Terrain

Teaching French classes for adults to promote their independence and integration. The volunteer supports participants’ oral and written language learning in a friendly environment tailored to their needs.

Speaker de stade

FC Koeppchen Vinesca Wormeldange

The stadium announcer is the voice of the event: he keeps the crowd informed, entertains them, and gets them fired up. As the link between the field and the stands, he sets the mood and promotes the club’s image.

Volunteer Coordinator

FC Koeppchen Vinesca Wormeldange

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

Homework Help

HUT - Hëllef um Terrain

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.

Volunteers for cultural activities

Mir wëllen Iech ons Heemecht weisen asbl

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

Volunteer Swimming Support – Rehazenter Kirchberg

Back to Sport

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.