The Live Room Volunteering Club is a youth-driven initiative launched in LABO to strengthen community engagement while preparing young participants for professional and international opportunities. Built on the sequence “Learn, Act, Grow,” the program offers six cycles of Capacity building in pedagogic and practical skills needs in dealing with children, and connects local volunteering with abroad volunteering program, offering young participants a clear developmental journey.

At the heart of the project is the Solidarity Project, where young volunteers deliver weekly free artistic/cultural workshops in four public schools across Tangier to over 200 kids per year in theatre, robotics, painting and music. A structured volunteer system ensures smooth operations, with specialized teams managing coaching, communications, and administration.

To support these responsibilities, members receive continuous training through six sessions of capacity-building program coached by field professionals and covering child protection, pedagogy, facilitation, leadership, and intercultural skills. This training allows volunteers to grow professionally while applying their knowledge directly in classroom settings.

The program culminates in a merit-based selection for Erasmus+ Youth Exchanges or ESC opportunities. Only volunteers who demonstrate long-term commitment, reliability, leadership, and strong motivation are chosen to represent Live Room abroad. These exchanges, typically held in summer, offer exceptional learning experiences and broaden participants’ global outlook.

More than a project, the Live Room Volunteering Club is an ecosystem that nurtures local talent and connects it to the world. By linking community service to international mobility, Live Room empowers young people to become capable, compassionate leaders ready to drive positive change locally and beyond.