Paula Margarido Leads Training on Volunteering and International Cooperation
Madeira GuidePaula Margarido, Regional Secretary for Inclusion, Work, and Youth, led a training session on international volunteering in Madeira, focusing on the role of volunteers in global cooperation.
In a significant move to promote global citizenship and ethical volunteering, Paula Margarido, the Regional Secretary for Inclusion, Work, and Youth in Madeira, conducted a training session emphasizing the role of volunteers in international cooperation. The event, organized by the Association of Dehonian Lay Volunteers (ALVD), aimed to delve deeper into the demanding yet rewarding commitment of international volunteering.
Held on January 25, 2026, the training session was part of a broader initiative to foster a sense of global responsibility and ethical conduct among volunteers. The session highlighted the importance of respecting human dignity and adhering to the principles of global citizenship. Margarido's insights were directed at encouraging volunteers to engage in international efforts with a strong ethical foundation.
The training, titled 'The Charism of ALVD: The Role of Volunteers in International Cooperation', focused on the critical impact of volunteerism in fostering international relations and cooperation. It underscored the need for volunteers to approach their roles with responsibility and an understanding of the global context in which they operate.
Paula Margarido's involvement underscores Madeira's commitment to enhancing the skills and ethical awareness of its volunteers. As a popular tourist destination, Madeira's engagement in international cooperation reflects its broader cultural and ethical values, reinforcing its image as a region that values global citizenship and humanitarian efforts.
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