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Alexander Sandströms första och hittills enda besök i Frankrike blev en livsförändrande upplevelse. Via Erasmus+ gjorde han Europeisk Volontärtjänst, EVS, i Les Prureaux nordväst om Lyon, där han bodde i ett slott och lärde sig franska.
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”I don’t want to leave. But EVS is a bubble, you can’t stay here forever”. The words came from my French roommate Amra. She had been in Bassano del Grappa for six months already and sounded very convincing. But also sad.
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Myhailo Skrypchuk likes when life is spontaneous and unexpected. That’s exactly how it was on the day he sat at home in West Ukraine, surfing the internet and found information on the Erasmus programme.
“When you’re young, I think it’s important to have a dream and try to make that dream come true. For me, that was difficult”, says Maria Samaridou from Thessaloniki in northern Greece.
Turkish Neslin Ölmuz didn’t speak English, had never been abroad and had never worked with disabled people. All of that changed when she went to Sundsvall, Sweden to work as a volunteer.
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