Voice & Action 3.0 — Romania

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ERASMUS+, Key action 1: training course

Dates: 11—19 September 2025

Venue: Bușteni, Romania

Czech team: 2 participants – youth workers 

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Hosting organisation: C.O.S.I. Romania

Project report:

Greetings! my report about one big Romanian adventure won’t be long, but I hope it will encourage many others to apply to one of many interesting projects like the Voice & Action 3.0, which I had the pleasure to apply to. The place where the project was held was a Busteni, small city with a wonderful nature and many interesting places to visit, like the “Wednesday castle” (the castle where the popular series Wednesday was filmed), beautiful monastery, and many more. 

Our group was blessed with twenty-five people from twelve different countries. The main trainer Andrei is a great and generous man, full of energy and optimism. With the help of the volunteers, they helped us to know each other in just a one day through different games. It was a great beginning of the project. 

We spent the following  days finding out about the politics situation in different countries,  how can we use different strategies in helping communities in our region, and many more. 

At the fourth day, we visited Brasov, a town with a historical root.  We spend our morning in the NGO called Kastel, where we could also hear about their projects. 

To summarize my writing, this experience was stunning. Not only the destination was great with tasty local cuisine and interesting culture. The project itself was well prepared. I couldn’t feel more safer around my surrounding and with the Andrei’s passion as a facilitator we could experience a great week full of sharing ideas and experiences from our own NGOs. 

The Voice & Action is well prepared project, and as a beginner in Erasmus project, I felt great to be there!!!

Ondřej V.

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