Volunteering
The Local Lens
Arts & CreativityCommunication & Storytelling
10 Nov – 1 Dec 2026
Lębork, Poland
Open to: 29 countries
ESC Volunteering Projects in Poland
8 ESC volunteering projects in Poland are open for applications. Nearest deadline: 30 October 2026.
Volunteering
Carols, Art, Music and Traditions – Street Show
Arts & CreativityCulture & Heritage
15 Nov 2026 – 12 Jan 2027
Hajnówka, Poland
Open to: 32 countries
Volunteering
Youth Day & Christmas Vibes in the Youth Center
Youth Work & LearningCulture & Heritage
23 Nov – 17 Dec 2026
Kwidzyn, Poland
Open to: 32 countries
Volunteering
Where Cultures Meet, Community Grows
Inclusion & DiversityCulture & Heritage+1
2–19 Dec 2026
Poznań, Poland
Open to: 31 countries
Volunteering
2-Month International Volunteering in Krosno (January–March 2027)
Inclusion & DiversityCulture & Heritage
27 Jan – 24 Mar 2027
Krosno, Poland
Open to: 28 countries
Volunteering
Frost & Fire: Winter Camps
Sport & OutdoorMental Health & Wellbeing+1
11 Jan – 9 Mar 2027
Leszno, Poland
Open to: 38 countries
Volunteering
Building Green Through Sport – Long-Term Volunteering
Sport & OutdoorInclusion & Diversity
2 Nov 2026 – 30 Oct 2027
Starogard Gdański, Poland
Open to: 30 countries
Volunteering
Tavche Gravche
Environment & ClimateCulture & Heritage+1
18 Nov – 8 Dec 2026
Gdańsk, Poland
Open to: 16 countries
Questions & answers
How many ESC volunteering projects in Poland are open right now?
8 ESC volunteering projects in Poland are open for applications on Erasmus Search. The nearest deadline is 30 October 2026.
Who can volunteer with the European Solidarity Corps?
People aged 18 to 30, or 18 to 35 for humanitarian aid volunteering. You can register on the European Solidarity Corps portal from age 17, but you must be 18 when the activity starts.
How long does ESC volunteering last?
Individual volunteering usually lasts from 2 to 12 months. Team volunteering and some shorter activities last from 2 weeks to 2 months.
Is ESC volunteering paid?
Volunteering is unpaid, but the costs are covered: travel, accommodation, food and insurance. Volunteers usually also receive pocket money. Details differ by project, so check the call.
How do I apply for ESC volunteering?
Register on the European Solidarity Corps portal (youth.europa.eu/solidarity) and apply to the organisation’s call. Many organisers also use their own application form, which is linked on the project page.
Is the European Solidarity Corps part of Erasmus+?
No. The European Solidarity Corps is a separate EU programme for volunteering and solidarity projects. In most countries it is run by the same national agencies as Erasmus+.