Being a volunteer means:

-    to believe in the cause that you have chosen;
-    to donate for free your labor in return for the knowledge and experience;
-    to spend time in activities that are enjoyable, useful and often amusing;
-    to have the opportunity for new acquaintances with people and places;
-    to develop and acquire new skills.

Our volunteers are: teachers, students and secondary schools, experts from RHI, Ministry of interior Affairs, Centre for European initiatives, members of community organizations, seniors and others. We thank them!

Examples of volunteer activities:

- Participation in the preparation and organization of cultural events – meetings, presentations, festivals, competitions, campaigns;

- Preparation of materials for the library websites of Rodina Library and the Children's Department – information about authors and books, celebrities and historical events, text editing, translation from/into English;

- Photo or video capture and recording of events;

- Work in the library – scanning and processing of texts and images, book binding, typing texts, etc.;

- Working with children – a guide to creative workshops (art, creative writing, debate);

- Management and delivery of training in basic computer literacy for children and adults in computer graphics, etc.;

- Collection of information in the network;

- Preparation of presentations on a given topic;

- Technical assistance;

- Fundraising.

Being a volunteer is a matter of personal choice.