Our Eurodesk Info Point serves as a local hub where both young people and youth workers can access trustworthy and up-to-date details about various European opportunities. Whether you're looking to study, volunteer, intern, or work abroad, the Info Point is here to help you explore your options.

What you’ll find at a Eurodesk Info Point:

• Community-based location: Typically set up within youth centers, NGOs, educational institutions, or local government buildings.
  
  

• Personalized guidance: Staff provide tailored advice on EU programs like Erasmus+ and the European Solidarity Corps.
  
  

• Mobility-focused support: The Info Point specializes in helping young people navigate pathways for going abroad through education, training, or volunteer work.
  
  

• Language accessibility: Services are generally offered in the local language, and often in English as well.
  
  

• Informative events: Many Info Points also host workshops, fairs, or sessions to share information on European opportunities.
  
  

Eurodesk operates through a network spanning over 30 European countries and is supported by the European Commission.

email: diana.joca@eurodesk.eu 

1. Information & Personalized Support

• Provides insights into EU initiatives like Erasmus+, the European Solidarity Corps, and DiscoverEU.

• Helps young people discover opportunities to study, work, or volunteer in other countries.

• Offers assistance with navigating application processes for internships, scholarships, and funding programs.

2. Encouraging Youth Engagement

• Inspires young people to get involved in European youth programs and decision-making processes.

• Hosts interactive sessions, workshops, and events to increase awareness of international mobility options.

• Promotes cross-border exchanges and supports building networks across Europe.

3. Building Partnerships & Networks

• Collaborates with educational institutions, youth groups, and local authorities to disseminate EU-related opportunities.

• Provides youth workers with current information and resources about European mobility programs.

• Works to ensure that even youth in rural or underserved areas have access to information and support.

4. Coordinating Locally Within the Eurodesk Network

• Serves as a local connection point within the broader Eurodesk structure, which spans over 30 European countries.

• Shares successful examples and inspiring stories from young people’s mobility journeys.

• Contributes actively to Eurodesk tools like the European Youth Portal and central databases.