Intergenerational Crafts with Seniors • Marbling Paper
youngcaritas München
81737 München, Bayern
Basic German skills
Once
Volunteering session
- Tue, 28/07/2026 | 15:30 – 17:00
- Seniors
- Arts, Music & Culture
- Equal Opportunities
- Hands-on Activities
About the volunteering opportunity
We’re looking for young, enthusiastic people (ages 14 to 35) who want to get creative and help seniors with crafts. Together, we’ll marble paper and use it to make book covers for notebooks.
Are you open-minded and helpful? Do you enjoy spending time with seniors? Do you like doing crafts? Do you enjoy meeting other young people? Then you’ve come to the right place!
Are you open-minded and helpful? Do you enjoy spending time with seniors? Do you like doing crafts? Do you enjoy meeting other young people? Then you’ve come to the right place!
Your Tasks
Together with other volunteers, you will help the senior citizens with handicrafts.
What's needed
For this volunteering opportunity, basic German skills are required.
Patience and empathy
What to bring
Nothing. We bring all the materials with us.
Time required
Once
Important notice
For the commitment you should be between 14 and 35 years old.
Dates
You need to sign up for this project 1 day(s) in advance
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Tue, 28/07/2026
15:30
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17:00
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Location
youngcaritas München
At youngcaritas Munich, you can work together with other young volunteers on social projects in Munich. It doesn't matter whether you get involved regularly or occasionally!
More information: https://www.youngcaritas.de/muenchen
youngcaritas is the platform of the Caritas associations for the social commitment of young people in Germany and Europe.
More information: https://www.youngcaritas.de/muenchen
youngcaritas is the platform of the Caritas associations for the social commitment of young people in Germany and Europe.
81737 München, Bayern
Basic German skills
Once
Volunteering session
- Tue, 28/07/2026 | 15:30 – 17:00
81737 München, Bayern
Basic German skills
Once
Volunteering session
- Tue, 28/07/2026 | 15:30 – 17:00