Post | December 2024 | News | 1 min read

How Volunteering Enriches Migration in The Hague

Written by Laura Linga
December 18 is International Migrants Day, a special moment to celebrate the incredible contributions migrants bring to our communities and to think about how we can support them. Living in The Hague, a city buzzing with cultures from all over the world, we have a unique chance to connect and grow together and volunteering is a great way to do just that.

December 18 is International Migrants Day, a special moment to celebrate the incredible contributions migrants bring to our communities and to think about how we can support them. Living in The Hague, a city buzzing with cultures from all over the world, we have a unique chance to connect and grow together and volunteering is a great way to do just that.


If you’re a migrant, volunteering can be a game-changer. It’s a fantastic way to:

  • Practice your Dutch (or English!) in real-life situations.
  • Meet new people and make friends.
  • Gain work experience and feel a sense of purpose.

And if you’re a local, volunteering with migrants is such a rewarding experience. You’ll:

  • Learn about different cultures and traditions.
  • Build stronger ties within your community.
  • Create meaningful friendships that break down barriers.

The Hague is home to people from over 180 countries how amazing is that? With so much diversity, there’s endless potential to learn from one another and make our city even more welcoming. By volunteering, we can create spaces where everyone feels included and valued, whether helping someone learn a new language, mentoring, or just lending a hand in local community projects.

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