If you want to volunteer:

If you are up for a challenge, and willing to dedicate yourself to helping other people, then join the European Solidarity Corps today!  To make the process as easy as possible, you can sign up using a social media account, or you can create an account with EU Login. Visit here to start the registration process. View our data privacy policy.

Organisations, before you start:

If you haven’t applied before, the best thing is to attend a Léargas Application Clinic. Check our calendar for dates of upcoming clinics.

Organisations must hold a Quality Label before applying.

If you don’t have one already, you’ll need an EU Login which will allow you to access a wide range of European Commission web services using a single email address and password. Find out more and how to get your login here.

If your organisation doesn’t have a Participant Identification Code (PIC), you’ll need to register in the Participant Portal and receive one. If your organisation already has a PIC (through taking part in other EU programmes) you won’t need to register it again. For more information, download our Quick PIC guide.

Your organisation must adhere to the European Solidarity Corps Charter

Apply online

1. To apply, make sure you have your EU login and then use the online ESC11 application form.
2. Complete the form in detail making sure you address the award criteria
3. Assemble and upload all annexes you will need for the application (Declaration of Honour, mandate for each partner, Timetable of activities)
4. Submit online before the deadline: we can’t accept applications that are late – even by a few seconds!

1. Read, sign and stamp your contracts before returning them to us.
2. Come to our Project Management Days (which guide you through how to manage your project and explain our requirements for successful completion); you’ll hear from us about the dates and times.
3. Consult the Council of Europe’s Toolkit on Project Management
4. Use your EU Login account to access the Mobility Tool+ and register details of your project
   Watch our video on ‘How to Access the Mobility Tool’ if you have difficulties.
5. Maintain all the information and documents you’ll need for reporting and sharing
6. Carry out activities as stated in your application form and notify us of any changes
7. Maintain contact with us throughout the project
8. Notify us immediately of cases of force majeure!
9. Share and promote your project throughout its lifecycle

1. Know the reporting deadlines as written in your contract
2. Complete the relevant report in the Mobility Tool+
3. Make sure you reflect the outcomes of the volunteering project in your report
4. Upload any relevant annexes
5. Submit online in time with the deadline

1. Download the European Solidarity Corps logo and guidelines for use. You can find them here.
   The European Solidarity Corps should be properly credited for all activities funded under the programme.
2. Consider contributing your project experience to the Léargas blog.

If you want to volunteer:

If you are up for a challenge, and willing to dedicate yourself to helping other people, then join the European Solidarity Corps today!  To make the process as easy as possible, you can sign up using a social media account, or you can create an account with EU Login. Visit here to start the registration process. View our data privacy policy.

Organisations, before you start:

If you haven’t applied before, the best thing is to attend a Léargas Application Clinic. Check our calendar for dates of upcoming clinics.

If you don’t have one already, you’ll need an EU Login which will allow you to access a wide range of European Commission web services using a single email address and password. Find out more and how to get your login here.

If your organisation doesn’t have a Participant Identification Code (PIC), you’ll need to register in the Participant Portal and receive one. If your organisation already has a PIC (through taking part in other EU programmes) you won’t need to register it again. For more information, download our Quick PIC guide.

Your organisation must adhere to the European Solidarity Corps Charter

Apply online

1. To apply, make sure you have your EU login and then use the online ESC13 application form.
2. Complete the form in detail making sure you address the award criteria
3. Assemble and upload all annexes you will need for the application (Declaration of Honour, mandate for each partner, Timetable of activities)
4. Submit online before the deadline: we can’t accept applications that are late – even by a few seconds!

1. Read, sign and stamp your contracts before returning them to us.
2. Come to our Project Management Days (which guide you through how to manage your project and explain our requirements for successful completion); you’ll hear from us about the dates and times.
3. Consult the Council of Europe’s Toolkit on Project Management
4. Use your EU Login account to access the Mobility Tool+ and register details of your project
   Watch our video on ‘How to Access the Mobility Tool’ if you have difficulties.
5. Maintain all the information and documents you’ll need for reporting and sharing
6. Carry out activities as stated in your application form and notify us of any changes
7. Maintain contact with us throughout the project
8. Notify us immediately of cases of force majeure!
9. Share and promote your project throughout its lifecycle

1. Know the reporting deadlines as written in your contract
2. Complete the relevant report in the Mobility Tool+
3. Make sure you reflect the outcomes of the volunteering project in your report
4. Upload any relevant annexes
5. Submit online in time with the deadline

1. Download the European Solidarity Corps logo and guidelines for use. You can find them here.
   The European Solidarity Corps should be properly credited for all activities funded under the programme.
2. Consider contributing your project experience to the Léargas blog.

If you want to do a traineeship:

If you are up for a challenge, and willing to dedicate yourself to helping other people, then join the European Solidarity Corps today!  To make the process as easy as possible, you can sign up using a social media account, or you can create an account with EU Login. Visit here to start the registration process. View our data privacy policy.

Organisations, before you start:

If you haven’t applied before, the best thing is to attend a Léargas Application Clinic. Check our calendar for dates of upcoming clinics.

If you don’t have one already, you’ll need an EU Login which will allow you to access a wide range of European Commission web services using a single email address and password. Find out more and how to get your login here.

If your organisation doesn’t have a Participant Identification Code (PIC), you’ll need to register in the Participant Portal and receive one. If your organisation already has a PIC (through taking part in other EU programmes) you won’t need to register it again. For more information, download our Quick PIC guide.

Your organisation must adhere to the European Solidarity Corps Charter and must be in compliance with the criteria for the Traineeships option.

Apply online

1. To apply, make sure you have your EU login and then use the online ESC21 application form.
2. Complete the form in detail making sure you address the award criteria
3. Assemble and upload all annexes you will need for the application (Declaration of Honour, mandate for each partner, Timetable of activities)
4. Submit online before the deadline: we can’t accept applications that are late – even by a few seconds!

1. Read, sign and stamp your contracts before returning them to us.
2. Come to our Project Management Days (which guide you through how to manage your project and explain our requirements for successful completion); you’ll hear from us about the dates and times.
3. Consult the Council of Europe’s Toolkit on Project Management
4. Use your EU Login account to access the Mobility Tool+ and register details of your project
   Watch our video on ‘How to Access the Mobility Tool’ if you have difficulties.
5. Maintain all the information and documents you’ll need for reporting and sharing
6. Carry out activities as stated in your application form and notify us of any changes
7. Maintain contact with us throughout the project
8. Notify us immediately of cases of force majeure!
9. Share and promote your project throughout its lifecycle

1. Know the reporting deadlines as written in your contract
2. Complete the relevant report in the Mobility Tool+
3. Make sure you reflect the outcomes of the volunteering project in your report
4. Upload any relevant annexes
5. Submit online in time with the deadline

1. Download the European Solidarity Corps logo and guidelines for use. You can find them here.
   The European Solidarity Corps should be properly credited for all activities funded under the programme.
2. Consider contributing your project experience to the Léargas blog.

If you’re looking for Solidarity employment:

If you are up for a challenge, and willing to dedicate yourself to helping other people, then join the European Solidarity Corps today!  To make the process as easy as possible, you can sign up using a social media account, or you can create an account with EU Login. Visit here to start the registration process. View our data privacy policy.

Organisations, before you start:

If you haven’t applied before, the best thing is to attend a Léargas Application Clinic. Check our calendar for dates of upcoming clinics.

If you don’t have one already, you’ll need an EU Login which will allow you to access a wide range of European Commission web services using a single email address and password. Find out more and how to get your login here.

If your organisation doesn’t have a Participant Identification Code (PIC), you’ll need to register in the Participant Portal and receive one. If your organisation already has a PIC (through taking part in other EU programmes) you won’t need to register it again. For more information, download our Quick PIC guide.

Your organisation must adhere to the European Solidarity Corps Charter and must be in compliance with the criteria for the Traineeships option.

Apply online

1. To apply, make sure you have your EU login and then use the online ESC21 application form; the European Commission has provided these guidelines to help you fill out the form.
2. Complete the form in detail making sure you address the award criteria
3. Assemble and upload all annexes you will need for the application (Declaration of Honour, mandate for each partner, Timetable of activities)
4. Submit online before the deadline: we can’t accept applications that are late – even by a few seconds!

1. Read, sign and stamp your contracts before returning them to us.
2. Come to our Project Management Days (which guide you through how to manage your project and explain our requirements for successful completion); you’ll hear from us about the dates and times.
3. Consult the Council of Europe’s Toolkit on Project Management
4. Use your EU Login account to access the Mobility Tool+ and register details of your project
   Watch our video on ‘How to Access the Mobility Tool’ if you have difficulties.
5. Maintain all the information and documents you’ll need for reporting and sharing
6. Carry out activities as stated in your application form and notify us of any changes
7. Maintain contact with us throughout the project
8. Notify us immediately of cases of force majeure!
9. Share and promote your project throughout its lifecycle

1. Know the reporting deadlines as written in your contract
2. Complete the relevant report in the Mobility Tool+
3. Make sure you reflect the outcomes of the volunteering project in your report
4. Upload any relevant annexes
5. Submit online in time with the deadline

1. Download the European Solidarity Corps logo and guidelines for use. You can find them here.
   The European Solidarity Corps should be properly credited for all activities funded under the programme.
2. Consider contributing your project experience to the Léargas blog.

If you’re a young person who wants to set up a Solidarity Project:

If you are up for a challenge, and willing to dedicate yourself to helping other people, then join the European Solidarity Corps today!  To make the process as easy as possible, you can sign up using a social media account, or you can create an account with EU Login. Visit here to start the registration process. View our data privacy policy.

And before you start:

If you haven’t applied before, the best thing is to attend a Léargas Application Clinic. Check our calendar for dates of upcoming clinics.

If you don’t have one already, you’ll need an EU Login which will allow you to access a wide range of European Commission web services using a single email address and password. Find out more and how to get your login here.

If your organisation doesn’t have a Participant Identification Code (PIC), you’ll need to register in the Participant Portal and receive one. If your organisation already has a PIC (through taking part in other EU programmes) you won’t need to register it again. For more information, download our Quick PIC guide.

Your organisation must adhere to the European Solidarity Corps Charter.

Apply online

1. To apply, make sure you have your EU login and then use the online ESC31 application form.
2. Complete the form in detail making sure you address the award criteria
3. Assemble and upload all annexes you will need for the application (Declaration of Honour, mandate for each partner, Timetable of activities)
4. Submit online before the deadline: we can’t accept applications that are late – even by a few seconds!

1. Read, sign and stamp your contracts before returning them to us.
2. Come to our Project Management Days (which guide you through how to manage your project and explain our requirements for successful completion); you’ll hear from us about the dates and times.
3. Maintain all the information and documents you’ll need for reporting and sharing.
4. Carry out activities as stated in your application form and notify us of any changes
5. Maintain contact with us throughout the project
6. Notify us immediately of cases of force majeure!
7. Share and promote your project throughout its lifecycle

1. Know the reporting deadlines as written in your contract
2. Make sure you reflect the outcomes of the project in your report
3. Upload any relevant annexes
4. Submit online in time with the deadline

1. Download the European Solidarity Corps logo and guidelines for use. You can find them here.
   The European Solidarity Corps should be properly credited for all activities funded under the programme.
2. Consider contributing your project experience to the Léargas blog.