The program aims to provide a useful, enriching, and compensated experience, enabling young people to become active participants in their territory. No specific experience or diploma is required; motivation and a desire to act are the sole selection criteria.
Volunteers will engage with residents, raise awareness on essential topics such as the environment, inclusion, equality, and citizenship, encourage citizen participation, and support local initiatives. They will also have the opportunity to imagine and develop new projects.
Throughout their mission, volunteers will be supported by a tutor and integrated into the teams of the Agglomeration and partner municipalities. Training sessions and meetings will facilitate the sharing of experiences and projects.
This experience is designed to build self-confidence, develop new skills, explore professional life, and live a valuable human experience. Individuals with disabilities can apply up to the age of 30.
The proposed missions will begin on December 1, 2026, for most, with assignments in Bagnols-sur-Cèze (promoting inclusion in leisure centers, developing educational projects, fostering gender equality, contributing to the Biodiversity Atlas) and Le Pin (citizen mobilization for the Biodiversity Atlas). A mission will also start on February 1, 2027, in Saint-Nazaire.
