The fourth podcast episode is OUT!

Hola chicos y chicas!

We are very happy to let you know that our FOURTH podcast episode is out there and waiting all of you to listen! This time you can get to know about all the things we really LOVE about our project, Spain and ourselves now, when our great adventure is finishing in some weeks.

You can find it HERE!

If you are also interested in becoming a volunteer or you think that your organisation would be a perfect place for one international volunteer, check out this website and know more: https://europa.eu/youth/solidarity_en

Abrazos,

Fiia y Angela


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