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How international students are bridging the gap with ‘Worldwide Voices’

written by Staff Writer July 10, 2018
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A group of students at St. Eunan’s College Letterkenny have been taking part in a leadership training programme as part of the Donegal Youth Service ‘Worldwide Voices’ integration project.

The international group is made up of students hailing from all around the world who want to make it easier for young people to integrate and feel part of the community here.  

This project was launched in early 2018, and is funded by the Community Foundation for Ireland Integration Programme.

St. Eunan’s Teacher Niamh Haggan said “I’m delighted that this group of international students from Saint Eunan’s College have the opportunity to attend leadership training at the Donegal Youth Service in Letterkenny. These students are keen to use this qualification and their experience to facilitate new students’ integration of our school and in the local community.”

Ms Haggan added “We look forward to having peer mentoring for international students as part of what we offer to our international students from the next school year in partnership with the Worldwide Voices Project.”

Worldwide Voices Participants in the Loft Letterkenny

The project operates on Wednesday evenings from 6pm until 8pm at the Loft Youth Project in Letterkenny. Training consists of advanced leadership skills and active listening skills. The participants will receive a certificate/qualification in peer mentoring when they complete the training.

Coordinator of the World Wide Voices project Frankie McGreevy stated that “This group have been a joy to work with, and they have been regularly attending the Loft following the completion of their training.  They are using their leadership skills as part of our summer programme and their help is greatly appreciated. We look forward to building this partnership between the Worldwide Voices project and Saint Eunan’s College in to the future.”

Intercultural projects have been a key area of work for Donegal Youth Service since 2004. The World Wide Voices project was launched in 2014.  The project works with young people from all backgrounds on integration, employment skills, music, advocacy and meets every Wednesday from 6 until 8 at the Loft youth project. The loft is managed in partnership by Foroige and the Donegal Youth Service.

If you would like to find out more about international youth work, or any other Donegal Youth Service project please contact 074 91 29630, email admin@donegalyouthservice.ie or find us on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.  Donegal Youth Service are a registered charity. Charity No.: CHY 15027.

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