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VOLUNTEER IN THE PUBLIC AID
Sohaib gave 15 families with children
a good summer vacation
“I would 100 percent recommend others to become a volunteer. You gain more skills and so on, and it was just great to help others. As a holiday leader, it was incredibly nice to see how much the children had fun and enjoyed the activities we had arranged.”
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Danish People's Aid in new collaboration with DCU
Text: Helle Midskov. Photo: DCU In connection with DCU's anniversary, the Danish Camping Union is entering into a new collaboration with the Danish People's Aid. The collaboration will contribute to ensuring that financially needy families with children have the opportunity for holiday experiences, community and new memories - and at the same time give life to DCU's values of community and natural presence in an even more
Public helper for 70 years
By Jan Kjær, Better-World.dkThe article was first published in 2022 April 1952, it says on the registration form for Erik Randløv, who as an active member of the Danish People's Aid has been a Samaritan, handyman, collector and helper for the disabled. 70 years as a people's aid worker. That is the incredible statistic for Erik Randløv, who will turn 90 on December 27 [2022]. A 30-hour first aid course in 1952 was the starting point. "My father was with the housing board,
The food check – an urgent and welcome help. But it must not stop here!
By Mirka Mozer, Secretary General, Danish People's Aid 48,600 children live in poverty in Denmark. They live in families that struggle to make enough money for the next rent and electricity bill. Where there is no money for fruit and vegetables, snowsuits and winter boots. Or to celebrate holidays, birthdays and vacations.