Profile:
Female students with the following profiles:
Psychology (from 4th or master's degree).
Business Administration (from 2nd year).
Communication (from 2nd year onwards).
Positions:
2 - 3
Location:
Santa Rosa de Copán, Honduras.
Dates:
From July 1st to August 30th (approximate dates).
Language:
Spanish
*Language in which the project will be developed.
Identification of the project and the activity:
Fundación Casa Hogar Santa Rosa (FCHSR) is a non-profit, non-political, civil organization that provides comprehensive care (psychological, medical, training, housing, food, security and legal advice) to women and their children, survivors of gender-based violence.
What are we going to do?
Psychological support: FCHSR's experience shows that it is difficult to break the cycle of violence and many of the women who leave the home end up returning to their partner/offender. Volunteers would assist in providing psychological support to the women to help them in the process of inner healing, contributing to the development of a healthy emotional independence.
Visibility in social networks: lThe volunteers would actively collaborate with the home's staff in the visibility and updating of social networks and the development of an advocacy and positioning plan in social networks.
Financial sustainability: FCHSR's sustainability has always been a challenge that is assumed through strategic alliances; however, there is a need to create at least a percentage of endogenous sustainability. The volunteers would support the staff of the home in the elaboration of the sustainability plan and the development of activities and methodologies aimed at raising financial resources.
Schedule
From 08.00 to 12.00 and from 13.30 to 17.00.
Description of the beneficiaries:
Women with their children. Girls and adolescents.
Previous training:
All students selected for the VUELA program will receive common training for participation in volunteer activities.
Consult YOUR UNIVERSITY in the following links for training dates, location and conditions. Don't forget to mark them in your calendar. This training is mandatory and is part of the project.
Field support:
On-site support will be provided by the organization itself, Fundación Casa Hogar, throughout the project.
Lodging and meals:
Lodging will be in rented rooms in family homes or in rented houses.
Information on the possibility and conditions of financial support for these concepts can be found below, by consulting YOUR UNIVERSITY:
Transport:
The student is responsible for arranging and paying for transportation to the intervention site, and must inform the project's reference university of the date and time of arrival at least 15 days in advance.
University of reference for the project:
Loyola Andalucía University (Juan Francisco Romero González)