Looking to volunteer in Europe? Need a sending organisation? Rejected dozens of times?
We prepare your CV, letter and interview, connect you with a sending organisation, and introduce you to hosts in Europe.
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Projects open to young people from the South Mediterranean. Choose one and we prepare your application for it, or we find you a better match.
GRUENER GRASHALM e.V.
Team volunteering in rural Germany: outdoor site work, woodwork and landscaping, combined with leadership workshops and international community living.
Sand für Alle e.V.
Summer placement at a beach-volleyball club: assist training and youth sessions, help run tournaments, create media content and lead a personal project.
BULBULZADE EGITIM SAGLIK VE DAYANISMA VAKFI
Support students and a media centre, distribute humanitarian aid, help refugees and earthquake survivors, and join tree-planting work. Start dates are flexible.
Kapnikos Stathmos Katerini
Help run a donated-goods warehouse that supplies emergency aid, supports people in need and operates a social supermarket. Long and short stays are available.
GENCSEN KULUBU DERNEGI
Run sports, theatre, art and speaking-club activities with local and refugee youth, and support children's education and elderly-care visits.
SISTEM VE JENERASYON DERNEGI
Long-term NGO placement covering office work, social media and a youth magazine, plus community work with refugees, children and people with disabilities.
Listings checked on 3 Nov 2026 from the European Youth Portal and partner calls. Projects are free for volunteers; dates and eligibility are set by the host.
Why it works
A project with twenty places can receive hundreds of applications. Nobody can read them all properly, so the organisations we work with ask us to recommend volunteers. We do the heavy part, and we make sure the places they give us are filled by people who are ready.
100s
applications a host receives for one project, sometimes thousands
~20
volunteers a typical project can take
50
places a month that hosts ask us to help fill
Hosts cannot read every CV and letter. They ask us to recommend who fits, and we only recommend people we have spoken to.
We have worked with the same organisations for years. They come back because the volunteers we introduce turn out well.
Our volunteers arrive prepared: they know the project, the rules and what is expected of them.
Many ESC and Erasmus+ projects ask volunteers from outside the EU to apply through a sending organisation at home. Without one, good applications stop there. We have sending partners across the South Mediterranean.
9 countries, one network
MoroccoWhere we started
Algeria
Tunisia
Libya
Egypt
Palestine
Jordan
Lebanon
SyriaMost rejected applicants have the skills. Their applications are rejected before anyone reads far enough to find them.
Dear Sir or Madam,
I am passionate about making a differenceand I have always dreamed of discovering new cultures.I am a hard-working, motivated team playerwho wants to grow.
This opportunity would be a dream come trueand I am sure I will be a great asset to your organisation.
What gets a reply instead (example)
“Last summer I ran weekly beach clean-ups with 40 kids in Agadir. I want to learn how your centre runs its environmental workshops, and I can help with the Saturday groups.”
Coordinators read hundreds of AI-written letters. The same phrases are a signal to stop reading.
No subject, the wrong name, a CV as a photo, the wrong project. Small things that end it early.
Many places are filled before the call is widely shared, or long after the shortlist is made.
One price, €25, and you know exactly what it covers.
By phone or WhatsApp, in English. Practice the call that decides most selections, with someone who has sat on the other side.
Tell me about a time you worked with people very different from you.
In my neighbourhood association, we…
CV, motivation letter, application email and video. We cut the copy-paste phrases and help you say what only you can say.
We work with host organisations across Europe. We know what they read first and what makes them stop reading.
Where to look, which calls fit you, and when to send. Sometimes we hear about places before they are posted.
When your application is ready, we put it in front of a partner organisation ourselves, or give you the direct email of the right person.
30days
Questions by email or WhatsApp while you apply. One price, no upsells.
Five steps. You do the writing, in your own words. We make sure it is the version host organisations want to read.
Book your reviewDay 0
A short form: your background, what you have applied to, and what happened. Five minutes, in English.
Day 0
Card or PayPal balance. You get a PayPal receipt straight away. No subscription and nothing renews.
Within a few days
A real conversation by phone or WhatsApp, in English. We ask the questions host organisations ask, and listen to how you answer.
Week 1 to 2
Line-by-line feedback on your CV, motivation letter, email and video. You rewrite in your own words; we check it again.
Up to day 30
We match you with projects that fit your skills, connect you with a sending organisation, and introduce you directly to hosts.
Real volunteers describing their European Solidarity Corps and Erasmus+ projects, as published on the European Youth Portal.
Bulgaria
I felt grown, with new friends and a deep sense of satisfaction
Croatia
I thought I had lost my path, but instead I found a new one.
Spain
You are young and you feel lost. This is where your journey begins.
Croatia
Growth doesn't begin when fear disappears - it begins when you decide not to let fear stop you.
Belgium
Places depend a lot on the people you share them with, and I was lucky enough to be surrounded by incredible people who filled my experience with colour.
Spain
I think this is something you should do at least once in your life.
Lithuania
This program gave me more confidence, helped me speak my mind more freely, and taught me to set clearer personal boundaries.
France
Living with 7 other young people from different countries, ages, and backgrounds during my European Solidarity Corps showed me what "community" really means
Partner organisations forward us more applications than we could ever check for free. €25 covers the time of the person who calls you and reads every line you write.
If anyone asks you to pay for a volunteering place, walk away.
The Path Review
Everything, one time
€25once, for 30 days
Paid securely through PayPal, card or PayPal balance
PayPal receipt sent to you immediately
A coaching fee, never a fee for a volunteering place
For sending and host organisations
Tell us about your project and how many places you have. We find, check and prepare the right people, at no cost to your organisation.
Something else? Write to us. We answer within 2 working days.
No, and you should be careful with anyone who does. Host organisations choose their volunteers. What we can do is remove the mistakes that get applications rejected before anyone reads them, prepare you for the interview, and send strong applications to people who are looking.
A one-to-one call, a full review of your CV, motivation letter, email and video, advice on where and when to apply, a direct introduction to a partner when your application is ready, and 30 days of follow-up questions.
No. You pay once through PayPal and nothing renews. If you want more help after 30 days, you can decide then.
Payments go through PayPal, so we never see your card or bank details. You can pay with a card or a PayPal balance, and you receive a PayPal receipt immediately.
No. You need enough English for a simple conversation, because that is what host organisations need too. We can also explain things in English, French and Moroccan Arabic.
For many ESC and Erasmus+ projects, volunteers from outside the EU apply through a sending organisation in their own country. If you do not have one, we connect you with one of our sending partners as part of the review.
Young people aged 18 to 30 who want to volunteer in Europe through the European Solidarity Corps or join Erasmus+ projects, from the South Mediterranean: Algeria, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Palestine, Syria and Tunisia.
No. Solidarity Path is an independent, non-profit initiative run by people who have volunteered and worked with partner organisations for more than ten years. ESC projects themselves are free for volunteers: we charge for our time preparing you, not for a place.
No. We do not sell places, and host or sending organisations do not pay us. Hosts ask us to recommend volunteers because they receive far more applications than they can read. The one-time fee pays for our team's time on your call, documents and follow-up.
We contact you within 2 working days by email or WhatsApp to book your call. Bring your CV and any letters you have already sent.
One call, honest feedback and the right contacts, for €25.
