Rome faces various social, economic, and environmental challenges. Through our social inclusion and environmental protection programs, you can make a significant contribution while immersing yourself in Rome’s rich cultural heritage, fostering intercultural understanding and solidarity.
On the social front, the city must support a growing number of migrants and refugees who need language courses, professional training, and assistance with integration.
Economically, Rome has been heavily impacted by recent slowdowns, increasing food insecurity among vulnerable populations. Food recovery initiatives aim to redistribute surplus food to address this issue.
Environmentally, the city is battling urban pollution and waste management issues, requiring conservation efforts such as urban gardening, clean-ups, and recycling initiatives.
Youth from low-income families need educational support and mentorship to improve their future prospects. Additionally, animal care programs provide assistance to abandoned and mistreated animals.
Volunteers can also contribute as content creators, documenting and promoting these initiatives.
No visa required for EU citizens. For non EU citizens please contact your local embassy.
Contact a travel clinic to get the updates on the health situation and recommanded vaccination in your destination.
EU citizens are covered by the European Medical Card. Non Euro-citizens will need to buy a travel insurance to cover their medical expenses during their stay in Italy.
