• Pick up at one of the two international airports & transfer to the accommodation
• Accommodation in a shared room in a gender-separated bungalow
• Breakfast and dinner (Local style. Vegetarian, gluten-free, and meals for lactose-intolerant are also available upon request)
• Shared use of common spaces, including spacious gardens and pool, and free WIFI
• Orientation event on arrival (including introduction to Portugal and culture, volunteer experience, overview of programs, practical information, safety guidelines)
• Guided city tour
• The best tips to discover the city!
• Allocation and coordination of a work placement in an impactful non-profit project
• Introduction on the first day of volunteering
• Ongoing support throughout the stay
• 24h/7 emergency support

Volunteers are accommodated in a hostel in the very city center, 15 min walking to the main station in Rome, Termini. You can expect to share the dorm with up to three more volunteers of the same gender. Every room has its own bathroom; also, you can find common toilets around the hostel. Bedding and towels are provided, and there are shared western bathrooms. Staff will clean the accommodation throughout the week; however, volunteers are required to keep their rooms tidy. 

The hostel offers a common kitchen on the third floor to warm or prepare some food (not big meals). 

Wi-Fi covers the entire structure

The closest pharmacy is 5 mins walking distance from the hostel. 

ATTRACTIONS NEARBY (walking distance)

Colosseo

Via dei Fori Imperiali

Fontana di Trevi 

Pantheon

Piazza Navona

Life hack: every first Sunday of the month, museums are free (there are some exceptions, so please check on the official website of the exposition/museum you want to visit before showing up). 

We provide 3 meals a day.

Meals happen outside of the structure. Three mins walking from the hostel, there is the affiliated bar where volunteers are guaranteed cornetto and cappuccino from 6.30am to 10.30am. Lunch and Dinner happens 10 mins walking from the hostel in the affiliated restaurant from 12pm to 2pm, and 7pm to 10pm. The restaurant is closed on Sunday. On Sundays, dinner can be provided in the same bar as the breakfast. 

For both, you always have available more than one option, as well as vegetarian/vegan dishes. 

Tap water is drinkable in Rome (unless it is specified it is non-drinkable water) and in the accommodation where you can refill your reusable bottle. 

Do you have any Food Restrictions? If you have any diet restrictions or a special diet, please let us know as soon as possible so we can be prepared to provide appropriate meals for you.