Our Eurodesk Info Point is a local contact point where young people and youth workers can get free, reliable, and up-to-date information about European opportunities—especially related to mobility, like studying, volunteering, internships, and working abroad.

Key features of a Eurodesk InfoPoint:

• Local presence: Often based in youth centers, municipal buildings, NGOs, or educational institutions.

• Information & guidance: Offers personal advice and support on EU programs such as Erasmus+, the European Solidarity Corps, and more.

• Focus on mobility: Helps young people understand how they can go abroad for education, training, or volunteering.

• Multilingual: Often operates in the local language and sometimes in English.

• Events & workshops: May organize info sessions, fairs, or workshops about European opportunities.

Eurodesk is a part of the wider Eurodesk network, which operates in over 30 European countries and is co-funded by the European Commission.

How We Operate

Eurodesk Multipliers work within their host organization but are connected to the Eurodesk national network, ensuring that young people—regardless of their location—have access to the same European opportunities.

OUR ROLE

Key Roles of a Eurodesk Center

1. Providing Information & Guidance

   • Offers details on EU programs such as Erasmus+, European Solidarity Corps, and DiscoverEU.

   • Helps young people find opportunities for studying, working, and volunteering abroad.

   • Assists in understanding application procedures for grants, scholarships, and internships.

2. Supporting Youth Participation

   • Encourages young people to engage in European youth policies and initiatives.

   • Organizes workshops, info sessions, and events to raise awareness about mobility opportunities.

   • Promotes youth exchanges and networking at the European level.

3. Collaboration & Networking

   • Works with schools, universities, youth organizations, and local governments to spread EU-related information.

   • Supports youth workers by providing them with updated resources on European programs.

   • Engages in partnerships to ensure young people in remote areas have access to opportunities.

4. Managing the Eurodesk Network Locally

   • Acts as a contact point within the Eurodesk network, present in over 30 European countries.

   • Shares best practices and success stories from youth mobility experiences.

   • Contributes to the Eurodesk database and helps update the European Youth Portal.

Who Can Benefit? 

• Young people (especially aged 13–30) looking for study, volunteer, or work opportunities abroad.

• Youth workers, teachers, and organizations seeking funding and programs for young people.

• Local authorities aiming to promote European mobility and youth participation

Find out more about Eurodesk