WHAT IS THE QUALITY LABEL? The Quality Label is a process that certifies that an organisation is able and willing to carry out high quality solidarity activities in compliance with the principles, objectives and quality standards of the European Solidarity Corps. Obtaining a Quality Label is a precondition for participation in volunteering activities.
WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF QUALITY LABEL?
There are two main three types of Quality Label, depending on the role(s) that the organisation wishes to play in the process: - Host role - covers the full range of activities related to hosting a Solidarity Corps participant, including the development the development of a
programme of the young person's activities and providing guidance and support to the
participant during all the
phases as appropriate; - Support role - entails supporting, preparing and/or training participants before departure, a mediation between them between
them and their host organisations and/or providing support to participants upon return from their activity
All organisations who are awarded a Quality Label will be able to publish their opportunities in the European Solidarity Corps Portal and also to join other organisations in developing and providing opportunities for young people. Note: In addition to these roles, those organisations who wish to - ;
- Lead role - for organisations who apply for grants, manage
and coordinate volunteering activities under Volunteering Projects will be required to obtain - and coordinate volunteering projects. This role cannot
be awarded independently, organisations must hold a Quality Label for
lead organisation. Organisations who do not hold a Quality Label for lead organisation may act as partners in projects- host/support in order to be able to act in a
lead capacity. Further information on the lead organisations is available in the section 'What is the Quality Label
for lead organisations?' below.
Source:
2023 2024 European Solidarity Corps Guide, page
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