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The groups, field days and projects where people organise to help, and how to join one that will still be there two years from now.

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How to find volunteering events this month

There is no shortage of sessions: there is no single place holding them. Three steps to sign up in time, and the habit that separates doers from posponers.

Where to find social events in Pereira

The scene exists, but it is scattered across closed groups and small profiles. Five sources that work, and the network that opens by your third event.

Active social projects that need support

Six sectors with open needs right now, three steps to connect, and why waiting to know which one to support is what costs the most time.

How to take part in social activities in your city

If you cannot commit every week, one-off days are the way in. How to find them, how to turn up, and what to evaluate when they end.

Social activities to help people in Colombia: the six categories

Food, education, health, environment, accompaniment and institutional support. Which one fits you, given your time and your skills.

Digital platforms that connect people with social causes

Five types of platform, what to ask before signing up, and the mistake of holding five abandoned profiles instead of one active account.

How to join active social projects near you

There is probably something fifteen minutes from your house you do not know exists. Five steps to find it and get in without stalling at the form.

How to join a parche social in your city

How to find an active one, what to expect from your first outing, and the two things that separate the groups that last from the ones that dissolve.

How to join real social impact communities

Four signals that separate an active community from one that only exists on paper, and how to get in without committing to the first one you find.

What a parche social is, and how to get into one

A very Colombian way of organizing social action: no hierarchy, food afterwards, and none of the solemnity of traditional volunteering.