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On November 18, 2023, Volunteer The Hague hosted a supersized Mix & Match Volunteer Job Fair, creating an invaluable platform for meaningful connections between volunteers and organisations in the city. With almost 400 visitors and over 30 participating organisations, the event was a great success, leaving a lasting impact on both attendees and organisers. The event, held at The Social Hub in The Hague, saw a diverse array of motivated individuals from all walks of life eager to contribute their time and skills to various causes. The fair showcased a spectrum of volunteer opportunities, allowing attendees to explore and connect with organisations aligned with their values and interests. This time, more than 30 stand holders representing a wide range of causes were taking part in the fair to engage with potential volunteers. Each booth served as a microcosm of the impactful work being done in the community and beyond, with representatives on hand to discuss opportunities and answer questions. The variety of organisations present ensured that there was something for everyone. To further enrich the experience, the fair featured three insightful workshops: “How to Get Unstuck and How Volunteering Can Help with That” by Vassia Sarantopoulou, "Integrating Volunteering Into Your Job-Hunting Strategy," by Sarah Feid and “LinkedIn: Top Tips For Volunteers and Job Seekers," by Renée Tentori. The success of the Volunteer Job Fair is not only measured by the number of participants but also by the overwhelmingly positive feedback from organisations and visitors. A post-event survey revealed a very high satisfaction rate, emphasising the quality of connections made, the organisation of the event, and the impact it had on attendees' perspectives toward volunteering. We express our gratitude to all participants, stand holders, and volunteers who contributed to the success of this event. Together, we are building a stronger and more connected international community in The Hague. The next Mix & Match event is going to take place in May 2024. Stay tuned for updates!

Successful Mix & Match Volunteer Job Fair draws nearly 400 attendees and more than 30 organisations

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As a Dutch nonprofit organization, you may sometimes wonder what kind of volunteer opportunities the volunteers registered with Volunteer The Hague are looking for and how best to approach them. In order to pin that down, we should realize that there are two types of volunteers: There is the volunteer with a focus on contributing to a specific good cause by helping others - the place-based volunteer - and there is the volunteer who tends to focus on gaining experience, networking, and building professional skills – the skills-based volunteer. Volunteer The Hague’s main target group consists of international millennials (those between 20 and 35 years old) that are the perfect candidates for skill-based volunteering. Just as most volunteers, they wish to give back to the community and feel good about their impact on a good cause. But they also see volunteering as a stepping stone to a successful career. Volunteering helps them polish up their CV and the networking could open up doors to future paid jobs. Why not use this knowledge to tie them to your nonprofit? Some tips on how to recruit international millennials for your organization: • remember that they are looking for skill-based volunteering rather than place-based volunteering; • provide them with opportunities in which they can grow their network and at the same time make an impact; • once recruited, show them your appreciation by offering them support, training and/or a reference letter. Volunteering offers internationals an opportunity to improve their Dutch and a way to get a taste of Dutch culture. Recent research has shown that even though we live in a multi-cultural community using many words originating from the English language, Dutch is still the dominant language (source: nrc.nl). All the more reason for internationals to learn more Dutch by volunteering! If you would like to take on board international volunteers, you can post your volunteer needs on our platform, source them in our volunteer pool with over 500 candidates, and join one of our upcoming Mix & Match volunteer job fairs.

Internationals as Young Skills-Based Volunteers for your Organization

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Our project manager, Tetyana Benzeroual, was invited for an interview at the local radio program Dutchbuzz , an English radio program of news, views and interviews that tells you what's happening in this buzzing city of ours. We are so excited to share with you the recording of her interview talking about volunteering and the upcoming Mix & Match Volunteer Job Fair. Registration for the volunteer fair is now open and you can register by following the link below. Hope to see you all there! https://www.volunteerthehague.nl/o/Volunteer-The-Hague/opportunities/68899/

Interview with Tetyana Benzeroual on Dutchbuzz, Den Haag FM 92.0

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Are you new in The Hague? Do you want to get to know other newcomers and get useful information from The Hague International Centre? Then Welcome to The Hague event organized by our friends at The Hague International Centre is for you! At this event, you will learn about the rich history of The Hague and discover the essential steps to help you settle in comfortably. This event is hosted in the central library; the ideal place to expand your social network in the region! Learn more about: Settling in and making The Hague your home with valuable insights and tips for a smooth transition Discover The Hague's culture, events, and museums How to build your network The vibrant history of The Hague And much more! Date: Thursday, 7 September 2023 Time: 18:00hrs to 20:00hrs (CET). Doors open from 17:30hrs Location: Centrale Bibliotheek Den Haag (Central Library The Hague), Podium B, 5th floor, Spui 68, 2511BT The Hague

Welcome to The Hague Event - 18:00 - 20:00 on 7 September

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On 5 June 2023, Volunteer The Hague Project Manager Tetyana Benzeroual sat down with Professor Lucas Meijs for a wide-ranging interview on volunteer culture in the Netherlands, how internationals living here can make the most of their time volunteering, and the interesting concept of "hyphen volunteering." The transcript of that conversation can be found below. Lucas Meijs is a professor of “Strategic Philanthropy” at the Rotterdam School of Management (RSM), Erasmus University. His current research focuses on issues related to strategic philanthropy, volunteer/non-profit management, corporate community involvement, voluntary energy as a natural resource, and involved learning (life-long development by volunteering). Professor Meijs has been an appointed member of the Raad voor Maatschappelijke Ontwikkeling, the official policy advisory body for the Dutch government and parliament. He regularly publishes on management issues in the philanthropic sector, as well as on volunteer work. He served two terms as the first non-American co-editor in chief of Nonprofit and Voluntary Action Quarterly, the academic journal of the Association for Research on Nonprofit Organizations and Voluntary Action (ARNOVA). Tetyana Benzeroual: What are the benefits of volunteering for internationals in The Netherlands? Lucas Meijs: Volunteering is a very easy way to get connected with new people. We usually think about volunteering as a long term commitment - that you go every week to the same place. But there are many more short term options too! Especially these are very nice if you want to connect to your neighborhood. For example, you could participate in a monthly volunteering activity for a few hours and discover new and interesting places in The Netherlands while meeting new people. I like to tell my students that volunteering brings you places where you usually would not end up going. It might be a place you never thought of going to, like a food bank, but it's good to experience it occasionally and reflect on it. Next time, you could participate in organizing a big barbecue for kids in the neighborhood, which can be a fun and rewarding experience. So it's important to think about creating a "hyphen volunteering," where you gain something from the experience. It's not transactional but rather finding a win-win situation. It could be as simple as enjoying good weather or exploring a new part of the city. It's about looking for ways to make volunteering align with your interests and comfort zone. Sometimes you might push the boundaries a bit, but if you're doing it with friends or even a group of strangers, it becomes more fun. T.B.: Could you please tell us more about what you mean by the term “hyphen volunteering”? L.M.: When it comes to hyphen volunteering, what I mean is that volunteering connects to something in your agenda; in other words, it builds on to the activities and commitments you already have. In the U.S., for example, there are organizations like "Single Volunteers of DC," where people combine dating with volunteering. So, if dating is already part of your regular activities, you can make it an icebreaker by volunteering together. Family volunteering is another option, where you involve your friends or family in the volunteering experience. Think about connecting volunteering to existing plans or interests. [So] instead of seeing volunteering as something added to my already busy agenda, you can ask yourself, "What am I already busy with and how can I connect volunteering to it?" For example, there's a concept called "plogging," where you combine jogging or running with cleaning up your neighborhood. It's about finding ways to integrate volunteering into your already busy agenda. T.B.: We've observed that our audience of international volunteers can be divided into two categories: Those who are already employed and those who are searching for work. How can volunteering benefit these two groups? L.M.: For those who are already employed, volunteering offers an easy way to get out of their working bubble, to step outside of their work environment. It allows them to break free from their routine and engage with a wider community. We have a notable example of a Japanese organization in Rotterdam that was thrilled to support very local philanthropic causes because it gave their employees a chance to connect with people outside their business level. So let's use volunteering to make this a real multilevel international experience. If the working individuals only confine themselves to their own bubble, their international experience becomes superficial in place of a more authentic and meaningful international journey. For those who are unemployed, the role of volunteering differs slightly. Here, volunteering can serve three purposes. Firstly, it offers an opportunity to meet new people who can help with job searching. Try meeting new people, as many as possible. We call this the network function. Engaging in volunteer work that allows you to interact with a diverse network can lead to potential job connections. Secondly, volunteering helps individuals explore various sectors and gain insights into the job market in the Netherlands. By volunteering in different areas such as sports, healthcare, or working with children, they can assess which field aligns best with their interests and skills. We call it the experimental function. The third benefit is skills development. We call it "functional volunteering." Unemployed individuals can use volunteering to sharpen their abilities in a specific area. For instance, if someone has expertise in sports or a related degree, they can search for a weekly volunteering position in a community sports center to demonstrate their capabilities to potential Dutch employers. Combined volunteering offers a "signal function," which shows employers that the prospective employee, engaged with a relevant volunteer role, possesses the necessary skills and commitment. So, the whole combination into the signal function can greatly benefit those seeking employment. Experimenting with different opportunities, understanding what suits them, showcasing their skills through volunteering, and making connections can help them secure suitable employment. It's important to remember that even if a volunteering experience reveals a strong personal dislike for a certain activity, it's still a successful outcome. Being able to determine what doesn't work for you is just as valuable as finding something that does. Ultimately, it's about gaining self-awareness and making progress in your life journey. T.B.: How is volunteering in The Netherlands different from other countries? L.M.: Hmm, I think what is important here is that internationals do not compare volunteering as they know it from their own countries to The Netherlands and instead think of an activity they enjoy greatly. Once they know what makes them happy, then they can try to find this activity in the volunteer environment. There are volunteers driving at primary schools and sports associations, volunteers cleaning up all kinds of places, painting houses, collecting for the food bank, and cooking for vulnerable individuals. Whatever you think is a paid job, you most likely can find someone doing it unpaid as a volunteer in The Netherlands. Of course, correct training is expected as, for example, one cannot drive a car as a volunteer without a driver's license. Neither can this person drive a car for a paid position without proper licensing. In former communist counties, for example, volunteering is perceived by the older generation as forced, whereas the new generation sees it in a similar way as Western people do. If you come from The Netherlands, Belgium, or the Northern states, you see volunteering as active belonging to a community rather than just unpaid labor. They see volunteering as a team effort and an opportunity to build connections within a group. It's not just about doing work; it's about being part of a community. Americans see volunteering more as unpaid work and a slot filling in an assembly line where volunteers are replaced by other volunteers in line. In The Netherlands, we see volunteering much more as a team that builds together a car. But getting into the (Dutch) team is a bit of a struggle. To use an understatement. T.B.: This probably explains why internationals need to interview for volunteer positions, which comes as a surprise to many of them. L.M.: In the States, volunteers will be interviewed to assess if they can do the tasks. The difference with The Netherlands is that the main purpose of the interview is to assess if volunteers fit within the team. In fact, volunteers in The Netherlands are not expected to perform the same task over and over again. They become valuable members of the team who can take up their own projects and steer the course of their volunteer organization. This can make it challenging for internationals to integrate into volunteering activities, as they need to fit into the existing team dynamics. However, once they become part of the team, volunteering in The Netherlands offers flexibility and variety in terms of tasks and activities. T.B.: Any last words of wisdom for our international volunteers? L.M.: For international volunteers seeking positions, it's important to consider that they have the opportunity to become integral members of the organization and something bigger. This aligns well with the desire for learning and belonging that many internationals seek. Volunteering can help them find that sense of belonging within a specific group or organization. It doesn't necessarily require a weekly commitment, as once you become part of the team, there is flexibility in how often you contribute. It can be on a monthly or intermittent basis, depending on the volunteer's availability and preferences. Ultimately, volunteering offers the chance to find your sense of belonging and connect with a community that resonates with your interests and values. It's a valuable opportunity to be part of something meaningful and contribute to a greater collective. T.B.: Thank you for sharing your insights and expertise on volunteering in the Netherlands!

Exclusive Interview with Professor Lucas Meijs on Volunteering for Internationals & More

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Every year, on June 20th, the global community honours the resilience and bravery of individuals who have been forced to leave their homelands due to war or fear of persecution. The designated theme for World Refugee Day in 2023 is "hope away from home," emphasising the influential force of inclusion and the pursuit of viable solutions for refugees. By embracing an inclusive approach, we aspire to create a world where refugees are always welcomed and integrated. By incorporating refugees into the communities that have provided them safety following their escape from armed conflict and persecution, we facilitate their successful reestablishment and empower them to make valuable contributions to their host nations. This approach proves to be the most effective way to assist refugees in rebuilding their lives and allowing them to actively participate in their new societies. The challenges faced by Ukrainian refugees in the Netherlands are an example of the real-life implications of World Refugee Day's theme of inclusion. Among Ukrainian refugees, there are many highly skilled individuals who are eager to actively integrate into Dutch society. However, due to their status under the EU Temporary Protection Directive, they are currently unable to access integration courses, hindering their ability to systematically learn the Dutch language and culture, unlike legally recognised refugees. This limitation not only poses difficulties for their integration but also creates obstacles in finding employment or volunteer opportunities. As non-profit organisations in The Hague, you have a unique opportunity to make a lasting impact by actively engaging Ukrainian refugees as volunteers. By providing them with meaningful volunteer opportunities, you not only enable them to utilise their skills and expertise but also offer them a platform to connect with the local community, build relationships, and improve their language proficiency. Hiring Ukrainian refugees gets you proactive, dedicated, and enthusiastic members on board. They are highly skilled and have lots of experience, and can offer fresh perspectives, which can only enrich your organisation. “We have experience, time, and passion to be useful to Dutch society, and we would like to be more integrated into the community. If you have interesting tasks for us, we are here to help” Alena, Kyiv Furthermore, by incorporating Ukrainian refugees as volunteers, you provide them with an opportunity to gain valuable work experience and references within the Dutch context. This experience can greatly enhance their future employment prospects, as it demonstrates their ability to adapt, collaborate, and contribute effectively within the local community. By actively embracing and involving Ukrainian refugees as volunteers, your non-profit organisation can make a significant difference in their lives, while simultaneously enriching your own work. Together, we can foster a stronger and more inclusive community in The Hague, where the talents and aspirations of Ukrainian refugees are recognised, valued, and utilised to their fullest potential. “Refugees want opportunities, not handouts. They wish to be self-reliant, and are eager to use their talents and passions to contribute to the communities hosting them” UNHCR

A Call Out to the Dutch Non-Profits: Ukrainian Refugees Looking for Volunteer Opportunities

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INTERNATIONAL YOGA DAY 2023

INTERNATIONAL YOGA DAY 2023

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The May 2023 edition of the Mix & Match Volunteer Job Fair has come to a close, leaving attendees and The Hague non-profits with lasting memories and a sense of fulfillment. In this post-event article, we take a moment to reflect on the highlights and key takeaways from this remarkable event. Held on May 13 at The Social Hub, the Volunteer Job Fair was not merely a one-day event, but a beginning of a meaningful journey for many local NGOs and international volunteers. This edition of the Mix & Match event was a resounding success, drawing more than 300 attendees eager to explore volunteer opportunities in the city and engage with like-minded individuals. The sheer number of attendees highlighted the growing interest and commitment to volunteerism within the international community of The Hague. Moreover, the fair played host to an impressive lineup of nearly 30 organizations, each dedicated to diverse causes and eager to connect with individuals willing to contribute their time, skills, and compassion. MCed by our project manager Tetyana Benzeroual, the fair began with an opening ceremony where Gert-Jan Aleman, the director of PEP Den Haag (parent organization of Volunteer The Hague) welcomed attendees in his address while passing the floor to the Deputy Mayor of The Hague, Kavita Parbhudayal who highlighted the importance of volunteer work in the community. The Deputy Mayor commended Volunteer The Hague for its efforts in bringing together volunteers and non-profit organizations and urged the public to participate in volunteering activities. In her opening remarks, she reiterated the importance of internationals volunteering in our community. ‘Volunteering is the cement of our society. It connects people and builds bridges between internationals and non-internationals, which makes The Hague stronger’. Kavita Parbhudayal In the picture, from left to right, are: Gert-Jan Aleman, Kavita Parbhudayal, Tetyana Benzeroual The carefully curated event program featured a series of presentations delivered by esteemed professionals in their respective fields: Sarah Feid Account manager at The Hague International Centre talked about Job Hunting Strategies in The Hague Region, Abderrahim Kajouane Senior Advisor at PEP Den Haag shared the insides to The Hague as a Hub for NGO Professionals, Flora Bogman-Nieboer Senior Advisor at PEP Den Haag talked about Interviewing Skills for Volunteer Opportunities, Jobs, and More, and Tetyana Benzeroual Project Manager of Volunteer The Hague informed us How Volunteering Can Benefit Your Career. These presentations provided attendees with valuable insights, sence of belonging, and a deeper understanding of the benefits of volunteering. Throughout the day, attendees were not only inspired by these presentations but also engaged in conversations with representatives from participating organizations, further deepening their understanding of volunteer opportunities and building connections for future collaborations. All in all, the Mix & Match Volunteer Job Fair was a testament to the fact that voluntary work is not limited by age, occupation, or background. It was a beautiful tapestry of stories and journeys, where every thread wove together to create a brighter future. We extend our deepest gratitude to the organizations that shared their causes and opportunities, inspiring attendees to become active participants in mission-driven initiatives in The Hague. Through their commitment, the attendees left equipped with the connections and inspiration needed to make a long-lasting positive impact in their communities. Let us carry the spirit of volunteerism forward and keep building bridges between NGOs and volunteers in The Hague. Photos by Michel Heerkens For more photo impressions of the event please click here The Mix & Match Volunteer Job Fair through the eyes of attendees List of participating organizations 070online.nl - An organization offering local news and videos from The Hague region. ACCESS - A foundation that relies on its English-speaking international and Dutch volunteers who enjoy helping others adjust to life in the Netherlands. Community Plus - An organization focusing on closer social cohesion and a better quality of life in local neighborhoods in The Hague. Don Bosco Rijswijk - Multicultural youth center organizing activities for children and teenagers aimed at teaching play skills and allowing children to make friends. Expatriate Archive Centre - Historical organization that collects and preserves the life stories of expatriates worldwide for future research. Female Ventures - An organization that builds cross-generational community of ambitious female professionals. Haagse Watervrienden - The Hague Water Friends is a volunteer-run swimming association for young and old, which offers swimming lessons, competitive and master swimming, exercise for the elderly, and snorkeling activities in The Hague region. Justice & Peace Nederland - A human rights organization based in The Hague that provides temporary protection to human rights defenders and empowers citizens in the Netherlands to support refugees so that they may rebuild their lives. Leger des Heils - is is also known as the Dutch arm of The Salvation Army which helps vulnerable people in our society. Literaturhaus Deutsche Bibliothek - Aims to promote the cultural relationship between Germany and the Netherlands, in particular through German language and culture and the maintenance of a German-language library. Present Den Haag - A non-profit specialized in collaboration with all the professional welfare and mental healthcare organizations of The Hague and surrounding areas. RespijtHuis HouseMartin - A welcoming and warm temporary care home where homeless people in need can stay to recover from short-term illness. Romanian School the Hague - A foundation that provides informal courses in the Romanian language. Stadslink - An idealistic foundation that operates as a social enterprise, promoting people's economic and social independence. Stichting CENDDOW - The Centre for Diaspora Development Work is non-profit migrant organization that is focused on inclusive social cohesion for African migrants as part of our local society. Stichting CorrelAid Nederland - A non-profit network of data scientists who want to use their skills to advance the social good. Stichting Dessi Tuji - Non-profit organization for poverty alleviation and development cooperation in Ethiopia that provides children and adults with access to education and promoting the emancipation of Ethiopian women. Stichting TransitieCinema - An organization that runs documentary screenings on sustainability & transition, followed by Q&A sessions and workshops. Stichting Vitalis - Vitalis tries to prevent professional youth assistance for children between the ages of 5 and 18 who lack attention by linking these children to suitable buddies. TERRA Foundation - This organization promotes forest restoration and sustainable land management by providing financial and technical support to indigenous communities, helping to preserve biodiversity, wildlife, and ancestral knowledge. The Hague International Centre - A point of contact for internationals and international staff of organizations and companies in The Hague region. Together International - A non-profit dedicated to Development Aid and Humanitarian Aid projects. Under the Sun - A project that aims to empower vulnerable families in Western Sahrawi refugee camps by fundraising for house construction, as well as water tank and air conditioning installation. Viable Community - An international organization that enables people to preserve and restore nature while enjoying the experience. Wijkz - A welfare organization for the residents of The Hague, informing our community about activities, volunteer jobs, support in the neighborhood, and offering practical help where needed. Wool for Warmth - A non-profit dedicated to collecting wool and organizing knitting groups that knit clothing items for the homeless. Women's Initiatives Network - WIN is a non-profit dedicated to women, peace, and security for women in the Netherlands and Africa. YMCA Den Haag - The Hague chapter of the international youth organization that is committed to giving young people a place where they feel at home.

Event Recap: Mix & Match May 2023

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Event Recap: Mix & Match October 2022

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CONNECT: Tax Information | 21 February 2023 It’s time to start thinking about taxes! Perhaps this is not everyone's favourite subject, but taxes are an important part of administration while living in the Netherlands. Get an introduction to the Dutch tax system, local as well as income taxes, at The Hague International Centre's Tax Information event. And as always, a great networking opportunity with other internationals in The Hague! Learn more about: • Local tax system • Income taxation • The M-form is • And much more… Location: Centrale Bibliotheek Den Haag (Central Library The Hague), Podium B, 5th floor, Spui 68, 2511BT The Hague Time: 18.00hrs -20.00hrs (CET). Costs: Free Registration: https://www.thehagueinternationalcentre.nl/events/2023-02/connect-tax-information-21-february

Upcoming CONNECT Event: Education & Childcare | 7 March 2023

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CONNECT: Tax Information | 21 February 2023 It’s time to start thinking about taxes! Perhaps this is not everyone's favourite subject, but taxes are an important part of administration while living in the Netherlands. Get an introduction to the Dutch tax system, local as well as income taxes, at The Hague International Centre's Tax Information event. And as always, a great networking opportunity with other internationals in The Hague! Learn more about: • Local tax system • Income taxation • The M-form is • And much more… Location: Centrale Bibliotheek Den Haag (Central Library The Hague), Podium B, 5th floor, Spui 68, 2511BT The Hague Time: 18.00hrs -20.00hrs (CET). Costs: Free Registration: https://www.thehagueinternationalcentre.nl/events/2023-02/connect-tax-information-21-february

Upcoming CONNECT Event: Tax Information | 21 February 2023

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Six Steps to Speaking Dutch with Confidence

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CONNECT: Housing & Healthcare Information Market | 26 January 2023. Are you new to The Hague region? Do you want to know what you need to consider when renting or buying a house in The Hague region? Do you want to learn more about the Dutch healthcare system or simply meet new people? Then join The Hague International Centre's Housing & Healthcare Information Market, where we and our service partners share knowledge and welcome you with food and drinks! Location: Nutshuis, Riviervismarkt 5, Den Haag Time: 18.00hrs -20.00hrs. Doors open at 17.45hrs Costs: Free Registration: https://www.thehagueinternationalcentre.nl/events/2023-01/connect-housing-healthcare-information-market-26-january-2023

English Peer Support Group Now Open in the Community

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Did you know that the Municipality of The Hague hosts over 135,000 volunteers? In every corner of every neighborhood, there are people who volunteer for a more healthy, involved, and caring city. We at Volunteer the Hague are so proud of all of the international volunteers included in this number, as they never let the difficulty of a new environment get in their way of giving back! As a thank you, the municipality has launched a web store especially for volunteers in The Hague! Have you been active as a volunteer with an institution in The Hague for 3 months or longer? Then you can choose a gift in the web store – you’ve earned it! Please register until December 31, 2022 to be eligible for one or more gifts: If you register between October 1 and December 31, 2022, you will receive the credits by post around 1 February 2023. For any questions about the webshop, please contact the Den Haag Doet service team at service@denhaagdoet.nl or visit their website here. Happy shopping, and happy holidays!

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For those of us in the volunteer promotion community, this week is very special: Monday, 5 December is International Volunteer Day and Wednesday 7 December is National Volunteer Day in the Netherlands! These are days of recognition for all of the important work done by thousands of volunteers here and worldwide - and in every imaginable field. Volunteering isn't just an activity that makes a difference in the community and in the lives of others - this act of kindness can also help the one volunteering, whether it be by gaining new skills, a sense of purpose, or simply the satisfaction of having helped others. According to Time Bank, 84% of HR and recruiting professionals agree that volunteering is a great way to help people find work, with an astounding 80% of employers saying that they regard volunteering positively on a potential employee's CV. Whether it's helping to combat depression, learning to engage with new communities, or improving health and fitness, volunteering can also benefit one's physical and mental health and wellbeing. We at Volunteer The Hague understand the important benefits of volunteering - especially for internationals just moving to a new country. No matter the stage in your moving process, volunteering can be a great asset to help you get settled. This is why Volunteer the Hague connects internationals with meaningful volunteer opportunities at local non-profit organizations, free of charge. The Hague is a place where all nationalities come together, forming a multicultural society. Our mission has always been to bridge the gap between internationals who may not know where to start on their volunteering journey in a new country, and nonprofits who are searching for internationals to help aid in their inspiring missions. Together, we can empower people to change the world from the grassroots up, especially when enabled by partnerships between local internationals and local nonprofit organizations. To all of the fantastic volunteers in our community, we want to send a big THANK YOU and hope you continue your volunteer journeys in 2023!

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Sintvoorieder1 and Volunteer The Hague to Collect Gifts for Low-Income Families, Refugees and Children in Need For internationals in the Netherlands, there are no doubt many Dutch holiday traditions that may be new to you, such as chocolate name letters and delicious kruidnoten! But perhaps the most beloved Dutch holiday tradition for adults and kids alike is Sinterklaasavond (Sinterklaas Evening)! This event, which happens every year on December 5, is a day when the hearts of many little children will beat faster while waiting for special holiday gifts. But unfortunately, there are thousands of children from low income families receiving assistance, as well as children who live in shelters, refugee locations, who miss out on gifts during this time of year. This is why we're so excited to tell you about Sintvoorieder1, an organization committed to bringing joy to the hearts of these children during this festive time of year. Each December, Sintvoorieder1 strives to give children growing up in visible and invisible poverty a Sinterklaas gift. Their yearly goal is to provide as many children as possible between the ages of 0 and 18 with a new or near-new Sinterklaas gift worth around 10€. But this is a mission they can't accomplish without help. So for this, Sintvoorieder1's 11th year, we at Volunteer The Hague, along with PEP Den Haag, are also helping to collect gifts for these wonderful children by serving as a drop off point for donations! If you're interested in answering this call for gift donations, we are available to receive gifts every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday between 8:30 and 16:30 before 1 December 2022. Please consider contributing to this fantastic cause! It will not only bring light to the life of these children, we're confident it'll also bring some light to your holiday season as well! Prettige Kerstdagen! Mailing / Drop off location: Volunteer The Hague office at PEP Den Haag, Riviervismarkt 2, 2513 AM Den Haag The last drop off day is Thursday Dec 1 between 8:30 - 16:30. Tip from Sintvoorieder1: It's best if gifts are new or as good as new and have a value of approximately 10€. 

Volunteer The Hague Gift Collection for Sinterklaasavond!

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How volunteering can positively impact your job prospects and professional life Application, interview, job offer — wouldn’t it be nice if getting a new gig was always as simple as this? As internationals in this country, we need to do more to stand out as candidates and enhance our skills while making valuable connections. Volunteering can be a smart way to help you ease into the job market and provide you with the necessary support network. Many job seekers do not realize the value of volunteering for building relationships, extending their network and discovering new career opportunities. It might seem as their skills are not needed in volunteer work, or any time they spend volunteering takes away time that could be used for job seeking. Taking time out of your own life to help others is a sure-fire way to impress prospective employers and challenge yourself too. It’s often the case that once you display your passion for the organisation and its mission, and have demonstrated your abilities, you’ll earn strong consideration when a paying position opens up that can benefit from your talents. In this workshop you will discover: how to leverage volunteering for career success; hidden career opportunities; strategies to adopt when considering at which organisation to volunteer; ways to build confidence and help the community; Speaker bio: Tetyana Benzeroual, BSc (Hons) Psychology, has lived in The Hague since 2015. She started her career path in The Netherlands as a volunteer and later was hired as a project manager of Volunteer The Hague (https://volunteerthehague.nl), a project that connects internationals with meaningful volunteer opportunities at the local non-profits. Tetyana is a true citizen of the world who lived, studied and worked across North America and Europe. She is keen to share with you her experience and expertise, as well as to give you some insider tips on how volunteering can benefit your career.

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Volunteer The Hague Partnering with Humanity Hub for Just Peace Month

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Event Recap: VTH Mix & Match Volunteer Job Fair - May 2022 Edition

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If you are or know Ukrainians searching for jobs and insights into the Dutch job market, check the InnovationQuarter webinar on 9 May, 18:00. / Вебінар для українців що хочуть знайти роботу в Нідерландах: підготовка, процес аплікації, інформація про швидко зростаючі сектори. Плюс, додаткова допомога для тих хто хоче працювати саме в регіоні Роттердам - Гаага. Пошук роботи в районі Роттердама – Гааги для українців, які прибули до Нідерландів: підготовка та подача заявки Регіональні партнери спільно з центрами для експатів у регіоні «Південні Нідерланди» (Роттердам-Гаага) об'єднали свої зусилля, щоб допомогти українським англомовним фахівцям, які нещодавно прибули з України до Нідерландів та шукають роботу. ⏰9 травня о 18:00-19:00 відбудеться вебінар про пошук роботи в міжнародних секторах у цьому регіоні для українців, які добре розмовляють англійською мовою. 🔺Деякі з нещодавно прибулих людей є висококваліфікованими фахівцями та розмовляють англійською. 🔺Організатори відкритого вебінару могли б допомогти українцям вийти на голландський ринок праці та отримати доступ до міжнародних секторів у регіоні. 📌Перший вебінар буде присвячений підготовці та подачі заявки на роботу в Нідерландах. 🙏Ознайомтеся з програмою та зареєструйтесь або поділіться цим з українцями, яким це може бути корисно: 👉заповнити заявку https://events.innovationquarter.nl/ukrainianjobseekersrotterdamthehaguearea Finding a job in the Greater Rotterdam - The Hague area for newly arrived Ukrainians: preparation and application 🔺 Regional partners from IT & Tech hubs, together with Expat Centers in the greater Rotterdam-The Hague area have joined forces to help Ukrainian English-speaking professionals who have been displaced or have recently fled from Ukraine to the Netherlands and are looking for employment. ⏰ On May 9th at 18:00-19:00 CET there is going to be a webinar about finding a job in the Greater Rotterdam - The Hague area for newly arrived Ukrainians. 🔺 Some of the Ukrainian people that have recently arrived are highly skilled professionals and speak English. The organizers of the webinar could be of assistance to those who have arrived in the greater Rotterdam – The Hague area, in getting into the international sectors in the region. 🔺 The topic of the webinar is Preparation and Applying for a job in the Netherlands, useful information needed to enter the Dutch job market. 👉 Please share this with Ukrainians who might find this useful: https://events.innovationquarter.nl/ukrainianjobseekersrotterdamthehaguearea

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The Residentie Orkest Den Haag would like to share with the international volunteer community of Volunteer The Hague this generous gift of 200 FREE tickets to the Beethoven Special Masterclassics evening at 20:30 on May 14th, 2022. The Residentie Orkest is the local orchestra, resident at the Amare performing arts center, that actively uses classical music to connect and stimulate all residents and visitors in The Hague. Their vision is based on the four pillars 'symphonic', 'education', 'talent development' and 'outreach'. The Residentie Orkest would like to express their admiration for our

200 FREE tickets: Gift from the Residentie Orkest for volunteers from Volunteer The Hague

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We mentioned in our last news article that March is "The Hague Welcome Month" for our friends at The Hague International Centre, where they will be running a number of events for expats geared towards getting settled post-arrival. Now we're happy to report that THIC has also put out a brand new digital guide titled, "Welcome to The Hague." This comprehensive, 100-page guide has a wealth of essential information for everyone in our expat community who wants to truly get settled into life here in The Hague region! The guide can conveniently be downloaded as a PDF file, so for more information and to grab a digital copy for yourself, head over to THIC's website here.

New "Welcome to The Hague Guide" Put Out by The Hague International Centre

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One point of feedback that we at Volunteer The Hague often hear from internationals is that they’re happy that our service exists because it’s often hard to find casual or short-term volunteer opportunities. We also hear that many internationals don’t know which organizations to reach out to, or what volunteer work is like here in The Netherlands. This is why we’re excited to promote NLDoet, the largest volunteer campaign in The Netherlands! Together with hundreds of organizations in the country, NLDoet will be putting on this event for all potential volunteers and organizations in the country, and there will be plenty of opportunities right here in The Hague! This year, due to the corona situation NLDoet is postponed to Friday 28 and Saturday 29 May (in place of 12 and 13 March). NLDoet is a great opportunity to dip your toe in the water, as it were: Using the NLDoet website, you sign up for small, short-term opportunities that will allow you to get a taste of local volunteer activities without a huge commitment. This is great for those of you who want to volunteer but have limited time, and for those of you who want to have some “trial” opportunities in order to gauge what activities you might be most suited for. And for organizations, registering with and participating in NLDoet can help you connect with potential volunteers, get a few extra helping hands for a job that needs doing, and increase brand awareness for your organization and its mission. In addition to practical jobs, organizations can also utilize NLDoet in order to organize a festive day for those that you serve – something that is much easier to achieve with the extra hands provided by NLDoet! You can find information about this on NLDoet’s website, and PEP is also available to help advise you about this free of charge. NLDoet is organized by Oranje Fonds, the largest national social fund in The Netherlands. Unfortunately last year it got canceled due to the corona situation, but during the year before's two-day event, over 9,000 jobs were done during this event by over 350,000 people! Oranje Fonds expects this number to be even higher this year. No matter your age, talent, background, or nationality, everyone can come together to help make a difference in the lives of others and in our communities. For registration, more information, and the latest news on the event, please visit DenHaagDoet’s website. And if you’re an organization with questions about NLDoet in The Hague, please email Wai-Kin Chung of PEP Den Haag at wk.chung@pepdenhaag.nl.

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Calling all recent expats to The Hague region! Our friends at The Hague International Centre would love to hear from you! They are looking for internationals to join an online conversation as part of their research to make their services better for you and others in our wonderful expat community. In this focus group session, you'll be asked about your experiences in relocating to The Hague: What went smoothly? What difficulties did you encounter? What can THIC do to make things easier for you? This online focus group session will take place on Monday, 31 January at 18:00 and is meant for expats who have been in The Hague for a maximum of three years. If you're interested in participating, you can sign up via this link!

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Ambassador Programme Be a voice for change: become an ambassador of The Hague International Centre Are you an international living, working or studying in The Hague region? Would you like to be an ambassador for the local international community and help improve local services?​ Join our ambassador programme!​ Ambassadors of The Hague International Centre will: Be consulted on our ideas for services for international people Get involved in making sure that every international in the region is well supported Help to inspire and activate the international community Get plenty of opportunities to network with policy makers, other internationals, and much more! What we ask of you: The position is on a voluntary basis: A minimum commitment of 1 year, with a​ maximum term of 3 years Availability to meet 6 times a year as part of a focus group (the first meet-up will take place on 10 February) Becoming part of our advisory team and being available (if you’d like) at our events, and being interviewed for our website What’s in it for me? Being able to affect real change for (new) internationals in our region Contributing to making services for international people better Having a platform and representation in the region A stimulating environment where people are free to give their ideas Invitations to our events, a look behind the scenes of the International Centre, plenty of networking opportunities, and much more! Get involved Apply before 16 January by filling out the form below. We’d like to know: Who you are Why you’d like to get involved How you came to live in The Hague Any initial ideas or topics that you’d like to raise with us Based on the applications and selection made, we will get back to you in the week of 24 January.

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Come and meet local volunteer organizations during "Together for Loosduinen" event on Saturday 13 November! Together for Loosduinen On Saturday 13 November from 13.00 – 16.00 there is a fun and varied program at Ockenburgh for interested residents of Loosduinen and the volunteers of the various Loosduin organizations. The program – Meeting and Inspiration You are welcome on the beautiful grounds of Villa Ockenburgh. If you have never been, this is already worth it! You are welcome from 13:00. Alderman Hilbert Bredemeijer opens at 13:30 the event in the greenhouse. From 14:00, the various organizations will give a short pitch. At different locations: fun sports and games activities. In the courtyard you will see nice colorful stalls, where you can get acquainted with the different organizations. The stall is also located here to pick up the free Goodie bag. Various organizations are also present in the building next door (called the Foyer). But you can also do a nice workshop Art and Painting. And a live broadcast of Zorgradio is going on. And there are performances by the Willy Caron Muziektheater. In the Theaterzaal there will be a Vlogging Workshop by Michel Rogier from 14:00 to 15:00. There are also two fun workshops with music from Popradar. There are also all kinds of sports and games activities on the sports field next door. And of course you can participate in the Jeu de Boules, and get to know the Shooting Club and the animals of the Nijkamphoeve. Are you an interested resident of Loosduinen? Then come! You can get acquainted with the various social organizations from Loosduinen. Let yourself be surprised and inspired. It's nice to know what's going on in your neighborhood. But this cannot be done without volunteers. Many of the organizations would not exist without volunteers. Think of the many sports clubs, scouting, residents' organizations, culture, etc.

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ICAP - the International Community Advisory Panel - which has been doing community surveys over the past few years, providing insights FROM the community for municipal authorities among others. ICAP is finalising the results of thier Education survey whcih took place just before the summer, and have recently launched a new one: asking if people feel at home in the Netherlands. While they are beyond delighted that in less that a week they already have more than 3,000 (!) responses, more means they can also get a clearer idea as to where the challenges lie in our international community. ICAP’s current survey would like to know if the international community feels that they are part of Dutch society and what they think is important when it comes to feeling at home. How easy did you find it to make friends and find your way around? Is learning Dutch important and have you ever faced discrimination because you are foreign? All these issues come on board in the survey, which will take about 10 minutes to complete.

CURRENT SURVEY by the International Community Advisory Panel

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FREE Just Peace Walking Tours on Sunday, September 19

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Team The Hague, a group of women joining forces to organize a Walk to Fight Cancer in our beloved The Hague city. Their aim is to raise money for cancer research and prevention via the foundation Love Life. Fight Cancer, supporting KWF Dutch Cancer Society. You can participate! Join 12,5 or 25 km Walk to Fight Cancer / The Hague on July 10, 2021, and invite your family & friends, colleagues, and everyone you may think of to sponsor you personally. We believe that all of us together, participants walking, their sponsors, and organizations can make an impact. Love life Walk to Fight Cancer's main focus is on raising money for Love Life. Fight Cancer! The organizers profoundly love life. Therefore, their aim is to organize an event that breathes good vibes. They want to use this opportunity to promote our city and to raise awareness for (non) littering & sustainability. Quite a promise, but they want to make that effort, showing you the best of our city walking its streets, parks & sights while keeping our footprint limited. Join them. Love life! Save the date! July 10, 2021 Walk to Fight Cancer / The Hague is a Corona-proof event. As restrictions may be altered between now and July 10, we’ll keep you updated with the latest information close to the date. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram @lovelifewalkthehague www.facebook.com/lovelifewalkthehague and www.instagram.com/lovelifewalkthehague Next steps Register for The Hague via https://www.fightcancer.nl/register/walk-to-fight-cancer/default. (Choose Den Haag from the list). Your contribution to participate in the Walk to Fight Cancer / The Hague is €15*. You can create your own page and start inviting sponsors right away! The route designers and creative minds are busy offering you a wonderful experience while walking to raise money for a great cause. It’s going to be fun! * Your contribution of €15 will be partly used to organize the event in The Hague. Also, Walk to Fight Cancer will take care of your lunch & other goodies. However, it is their promise that they will keep costs as low as possible. Contributions not spent will be donated to Love Life. Fight Cancer just like all donations by your sponsors!

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