New platform places volunteers in the Plessur region
Together with sports and cultural events of all sizes, Swiss Volunteers and the Plessur region promote volunteer work.
The Plessur region includes the town of Chur and the municipalities of Arosa, Churwalden and Tschiertschen-Praden. A variety of cultural, musical and sporting events take place here throughout the year. For example, the Arosa Humorfestival, the Big Air Chur and the Swiss Bike Cup Lenzerheide. They all have something in common - the urgent need for volunteers.
As a central point of contact for business and tourism, the Plessur region - in close cooperation with Swiss Volunteers - now offers a platform for the exchange between volunteers and event organizers. The platform is aimed at...
... People who would like to volunteer. ... Event organizers who can only hold their events thanks to volunteers and who would like to better plan and appreciate the commitment of their volunteers.
New volunteers can be recruited for an event via the volunteer pool using a simple registration process. The platform enables a quick and time-saving allocation of tasks. The platform also offers event organizers the opportunity to communicate directly with volunteers via the platform.
The declared aim of the Plessur region is to have a flexible pool of volunteers that can be called upon at any time. Becoming a part of such an event as a volunteer gives the helpers a great deal of satisfaction, says Victor H. Zindel, Head of Regional Management of the Plessur region. In addition to the general company in a community environment, you can also learn a lot about organization and thus also a lot for life.
Whether you are in training, working or retired - anyone who is willing to help and open to new experiences in connection with events of any kind can register now at region-plessur.ch/volunteersand perhaps take part in the next big event in the Plessur region.
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