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Thursday, October 13, 2016

Hope House volunteer in Germany

As we have reported earlier about our partnership with DIZ, Frnakfurt, Germany which works with weltwarts program of Government of Germany, we have been hosting German volunteers for the past two years and now it got even more exciting.

Earlier this year, DIZ had informed its Indian partners (like the Hope House) to identify Indian volunteers that would be interested to serve in Germany for anywhere between 9 – 12 months. 

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We were excited about this opportunity so we thought of giving it a shot.  We decided to advertise on our facebook page and below is the sample of what we posted on April 11th.

(Click on the image above to enlarge to view the details)

We had a lot of inquiries and many have applied also but none could have been a better fit than Ms. Mansi Sheth of Mumbai who was introduced to us through a mutual friend in Bangalore.  I met her personally in the last week of April in Mumbai, attended a DIZ organized training workshop in Nagpur in the month of June and flown to Germany on July 4th, 2016.  She is expected to be there for about 12 months.

(Ms. Mansi Sheth)

(At an international cultural festival in Stuttgart 
along with the CEO of DIZ)

It is such a coincidence that in a span of two days (July 6th, 2016) Hope House had received a new set of volunteers from Germany (Franziska and Karina) who will be with us for the next 10 months.

(At Chennai International Airport - our 
volunteers arrival on July 6th, 2016) 
  
We requested all of them to write a small blog about their activities in their respective countries to update our Indian/ German friends and supporters.  So, if you’re interested to read of what they are saying, visit this site. 

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