Pour Une Planète Sans Frontières
To defend the right to understand and to be understood
Become a volunteer!
Get involved alongside PUPSF to defend the right to understand and be understood
You are interested in the migration in Europe, you want to participate in our projects, you have a few free hours during the week or on weekends. We offer you à la carte, varied and punctual missions, according to your profile and your availability. You work with our partners, located throughout France. Some missions can be done online from your home.
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Various missions depending on your profile and your schedule:
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translation and interpreting assignments by telephone or face-to-face in your region, geopolitical research, drafting of legal notes
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holding stands in forums, collecting donations in supermarkets, filming and editing videos
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Examples of volunteer missions:
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interpreting assignment by telephone in Georgian in favor of an asylum seeker who is preparing her appeal before the National Court of Asylum
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research in Comorian family law: polygamy and divorce
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legal research with a view to providing legal information to a person of Chinese nationality who wishes to challenge the breaking sound employment contract
Hear from our volunteers!
Micro-training is provided to our volunteers to familiarize them with topics related to immigration: the role of the interpreter in a social environment, right of asylum, situation of unaccompanied minors, trafficking in human beings, issues around accommodation
We offer throughout the year a social program for our volunteers, such as drinks, brunches, outings to our partners, for example on the occasion of World Refugee, etc. We also give on request the volunteer passport which is a booklet of recognition of the voluntary experience and which makes it possible to certify the missions entrusted and the skills acquired www.passeport-benevole.org
Volunteers alongside the Vice-Consul of El Salvador at the launch of our social law project
Training organized by one of our partners on the psychological support of exiled people and in which some of our volunteers participated
