You have the opportunity to contribute
to the education of refugee children!
Thousands of refugee children are socially disadvantaged AND in need of guidance. Through education we can offer them a chance to a brighter future. We launched Edu-Help in order to connect passionate university students, wanting to volunteer with refugee centers. Within this program, students can teach refugee children in their native language, helping them to integrate faster within society.
My name is Maria Iordan and I am a second-year student at the PPLE program at the University of Amsterdam. Edu-Help is a project very close to my heart through which I hope I can bring education closer to children in need.
Maria IordanBram Orobio de Castro is full professor in developmental psychopathology at the University of Amsterdam. His team studies and teaches effective ways to prevent and treat social, emotional, and mental health issues in children and youth.
Bram Orobio de CastroHello! I’m Arwen Ayres, the co-coordinator of Edu-Help. I’m a first-year PPLE student at the University of Amsterdam. I am very excited to be part of this initiative as it is a step closer to bringing education to underserved children. With Edu-Help, we aim to make education a right for all, not a privilege for some. I can't wait to meet all of you!
Arwen AyresHi! My name is Hannah Petersen and I am super excited to be joining this project and supporting the team in everything regarding marketing. I am looking forward to helping connect volunteers and children!
Hannah PetersenTell us a few words about yourself and the reason why you want to take part of this programme.
Our team will evaluate your application and will let you know if you are accepted.
You will follow the two-week training where you will learn more how to teach children in need.
In your account you will be able to choose the days and hours in which you want to volunteer.