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WE Connect replaces EUROPAK
Thursday, 6 June 2019 -
INFORMATION – From EUROPAK to WE Connect – the new Joint Regional Website (Regional Circular 21 2019)
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EUROPEAN JAMBOREE 2020 – Recruitment of International Service Staff (Joint Communication 05 2019)
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23rd EUROPEAN SCOUT CONFERENCE – Announcing two Crowdcasts in preparation of the Conference (Conference Circular 09)
Wednesday, 22 May 2019 -
RECIRCULATION – FOR REVIEW: Draft Memorandum of Understanding (Joint Communication 04)
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Category Archives: Europak
Croatian Scouts: ready to help and make available their skills!
Scouts and Guides contributing to refugee support activities in their local communities in Europe (7): a story from Croatia:
“Scouts from the local branches in Zagreb, Otok, Vinkovci, Vukovar and Slavonski Šamac of Savez izviđača Hrvatske (the National Scout Organisation in Croatia, member of the World Organization of the Scout Movement – WOSM) joined other volunteers from Hrvatski Crveni križ, Hrvatski Caritas and other civil society organisations of the country and helped set up more then 30 large tents as emergency temporary shelters to accommodate refugees near Beli Manastir.
All volunteering Scouts were well catered for and their contributions praised by the coordinating National Protection and Rescue Directorate and returned home after this mission, ready to help and make again available their skills.”
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Greek Scouts help fill “A Boat of Medical Supplies for the Refugees”
Scouts and Guides contributing to refugee support activities in their local communities in Europe (6): a story from Greece:
“ Ελληνικός Προσκοπισμός (Scouts of Greece, the National Scout Organisation in Greece, member of World Organization of the Scout Movement – WOSM) partnered with Médecins du Monde Greece – Γιατροί του Κόσμου in a common project : ‘Α boat full of medical supplies, for the refugees’.
The boat is a symbol tied to the pain of those families, children, women and men who are forced to flee their homes because of war. But the boat is also a symbol of solidarity: throughout the month of October 2015 Scouts from local Groups across Greece will collect pharmaceutical products and other medical supplies to support the activities of Médecin du Monde Greece in areas of high refugee influx.
With the help of their families and local communities, Greek Scouts will thus help fill… A BOAT OF MEDICAL SUPPLIES FOR THE REFUGEES.”
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From Coxhoe to Calais: toiletry articles, shoes, clothes and other items
Scouts and Guides contributing to refugee support activities in their local communities in Europe (5): a stroy from Coxhoe, County Durham, United Kingdom.
“Members of a Scout group from Coxhoe, a village in Durham County, are stunned that their simple act of kindness has garnered the kindness and generosity of the local community: all they did was organise a call for contributions in aid of refugees in Calais, France. And, the local community responded with a phenomenal display of solidarity, showing that there is still much humanity left in the world.
The Coxhoe Scout Group initially expected to receive a small number of donated items, which they were planning to send to the sorting depot, but the response grew at a surprising rate. The call for donations of 60 determined Coxhoe Scouts was so successful that the village hall was completely filled with items like toiletry kits that the Cubs had packed themselves, shoes, clothes, tents, food and other essential things. The response was overwhelming, it was such a positive experience.
The donations have now been delivered to the “Northeast Solidarity with Calais Refugees”, a group that collects donations for the refugees stranded in Calais, where over a hundred refugees arrive daily, desperate for a future free from fear and danger.”
(source: WOSM, http://www.scout.org/node/104206)
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So far, 60000 pieces of clothing sorted and packed in 12 days!
Scouts and Guides contributing to refugee support activities in their local communities in Europe (4): a story from Augsburg, Germany.
“Members and leaders of local Scout Groups in the Augsburg District of DPSG Bundesverband (one of the National Scout Associations in Germany, member of World Organization of the Scout Movement – WOSM) got actively involved in an existing local support project launched last year. Initiated by a group of eight friends in November 2014, the main objective of Übergepäck eines Flüchtlings. (“a refugee’s extra luggage”) is to show refugees and their families that members of the local community recognise their challenging situation and are offering them assistance.
Portuguese Scouts get active in new nationwide platform supporting refugees
Scouts and Guides contributing to refugee support activities in their local communities in Europe (3): a story from Portugal.
“‘We see, hear and read. We cannot ignore’, is a famous quote from Portuguese poet and writer Sofia de Mello Breyner. And not the only motive for Corpo Nacional de Escutas (CNE), one of the two National Scout Associations of the World Organization of the Scout Movement – WOSM in Portugal, when they discussed how the association and its members could contribute to refugee support activities in their communities: The association decided to join the new nationwide platform of civil society associations engaged in refugee support – PAR – Plataforma de Apoio aos Refugiados.