EMPOWERING YOUR REGION
COMMEET– FELLOWSHIP for COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT
- Do you wish to tackle problems in your community or your region? For instance, do you wish to make improvements to your local education, include migrants in projects and processes, promote human rights or protect minors in your community?
- Would you like to get started soon, but you are unsure about how to do this?
- Do you know at least five friends or colleagues who would want to work with you?
Are your answers to these questions YES? Then COMMEET can help you.
About Commeet
The COMMEET Fellowship is a not-for-profit organisation that aims to assist you in your community empowerment. We maximize the success of your efforts by introducing a new first step: involving the local population in your initiative. It is not just the government, business people and educators that should make all the decisions. The local community, so you yourself, should be involved too!
This assures that your efforts are likely to be more successful than ever. So follow our method by working with our Toolkit for TVET and Entrepreneurship Training, or our Toolkit for the Inclusion of Migrants and Displaced Persons. A toolkit lists the crucial steps a community can take towards solving a particular problem it is facing. More toolkits, helping you address different issues in your community, will follow. Our toolkits are absolutely free! If you think our approach is valuable and you are considering joining us as a volunteer, check our About You page.
There you will find everything you need to know about COMMEET in the Volunteer Information Sheet. Read on for more information on our mission and vision, and for some background information.
WORK WITH US TOWARDS A WORLD WITH MORE SOLIDARITY
IF YOU ACCESS ONE OR BOTH OF OUR TOOLKITS, CAN YOU PLEASE LEAVE YOUR DETAILS ON OUR CONTACT PAGE? THANK YOU!
'Making the invisible visible'
Sigfried Janzing | country expert | Bangladesh
COMMEET enables me to develop my skills and knowledge while helping communities in developing countries toward empowerment and learning.