O testemunho no. 1 do Donatien (Viver Telheiras)

 

Olá querido.a.s leitore.a.s ! 

  I’m Donatien from France. I’ve been now living for 2 months in Lisbon being part of the European Solidarity Corps. I enjoy my life so much here thanks to the people I meet, portugueses and foreigners, the other European volunteers, the people living in the neighborhood I’m working with everyday, as well as the beaches, the « doces » (I actually already tried most of them…) and the meaningful projects I’m involved in. 

Let me take you deeper into my projects in the wonderful association Viver Telheiras… This non-governmental organization facilitates community dynamics in the neighbourhood of Telheiras, in Lisbon, interconnecting local population, associations, institutions and economic activities’ interests and needs.

 My main activities are volunteering in the ongoing projects like FrutaFeia (delivering baskets of « ugly » fruits and vegetables to tackle food and resources waste) or Refood (collecting and preparing food from supermarkets, restaurants and small shops for people in need) as well as coordinating new projects like workshops in high schools to get students to take action about what matter for them. 

To finish with, one example to enable you to get to know more my coordinator, Luís. Only 2 weeks after starting my volunteering, I proposed him a new project, a Local Parliament… the project is launched and we are already working on it : the Telheirenses should be able to sit and debate about the problems they face and the solutions in few months. 

O testemunho da Agnieszka No. 3 (Viver Telheiras)

Being a volunteer can be odd. You are not a tourist, yet not a local. You are passing by but at the same time you get really involved. After some time, most of those struggles seem funny. They make good memories and valuable lessons, they make this all more precious and ours.

Most of testimonies look the same. To sum up – it was great, I learned a lot, made good friends and traveled everywhere! I loved it and can recommend long term volunteering to anyone!

The list of struggles could be endless. Mine would start with nr 1 - „communication”. Pushing the doors that were supposed to be pulled (who would though that puxe is pull...), google translating at doctors visits, actually google-translating almost everything, saying tá bem to all of the things that you did not understood hoping that was just an irrelevant small talk…

But that’s not only that. Even if you understand the language, and are able to fully express your ideas, you can not be sure that you will be understood. Finding a common ground it’s a challenge. Even despite cultural differences. Sometimes it creates funny misunderstandings, but other times, it just makes you frustrated.

The second place on my list would be „boredom”. Firstly when I realized that doing volunteering I will have more free time I just thought about traveling, meeting friends and learning new things… I expected only sunny days, full of exciting challenges at work and adventures. Well, it was not only that. Sometimes it felt that I am doing nothing and I am just wasting my time. There were days when I felt like it’s just not for me, that being somewhere for one year it’s too much and not enough at the same time.

The last one for me it’s a „failure”. Creating events, workshops that no one is interested, doing things that won’t change a thing, accidentally killing my cherry tomato plant or making the worst (almost raw and uneatable) cake in the world. There are so many things that I have failed that it could be list on its own...

O testemunho da Ewa

Olá! :)
My name is Ewa and I would like to share my story about participating in an EVS project Healthy Human, Healthy Environment, which I made in Lisbon.

Firstly I want to say few words about myself – I’m 26 years old and I come from Gdańsk, beautiful seaside town in Poland. Shortly before coming to Lisbon, I graduated in Logistics and Transport Management on Gdynia Maritime University. During my studies I went to Finland for and Erasmus exchange programme. In general, my story with volunteering started in 2011, when I took part in a recruitment process for EURO 2012, that was going to happen also in my city. And after that it went really fast, as I helped as a volunteer organising several events, mostly connected to sports (for example EHF Handball Championships, U-21 Football Championships and with EUSA some events in other European cities – in Zagreb, Madrid and Coimbra. Sports events and its organisation started to become my passion and I tried my best to be involved in it professionally in the future. I also wrote my thesis about Sports events logistics.

Okay, now let’s focus on the project!

Why did I decide to go? I wanted to experience something new and try living in a different country. I love to travel and get to know new cultures and I wanted to check how it is to live in Portugal. I was looking for projects in different countries, but Portugal was my main goal – and it worked out! I can say that the project HHHE came out in the perfect moment for me. I came to Portugal for the first time in 2017 and I fell in love. Following year I visited it another 3 times and I felt like I have to come back again and again. Also, quite important point – my boyfriend is Portuguese (we know each other since 2010, but we met first time in real life and we are together only since July 2018! Quite a crazy story :)).

What was the project about? It’s hard to describe it in one sentence. My host organisation –Viver Telheiras, came to life mostly for integrating the local community of Telheiras. It connects different types of organisations from this neighbourhood, so that can co-work together and for example organise events together. That’s the reason I helped those chosen organisations in their daily work and in organising events that were happening in Telheiras.

My first event was Magusto, that happens every November (around 11 th of November – day of São Martinho). The main point of the event are baked chestnuts, that actually I tried for the first time in my life! And I highly recommend, they’re perfect for cold evenings and winter time During Magusto I worked as a photographer and I tried to save the event in pictures, which besides chestnuts, was full of dance workshops and performances, and stands from the organisations from Telheiras that were selling their products and describing what exactly they’re working on.

As SPIN was the coordinating organisation of many different project in Lisbon – as well mine, they invited all of volunteers working with them for the Christmas party. Each of us had to bring something typical from our countries – For this event I made Pierogi, very typical Polish dish. They disappeared from the table before I was even able to eat one haha.

I was getting more into my work, which in the beginning was quite slow, because organising meetings with all of organisations from Telheiras, to talk about our cooperation and concrete tasks for me, was not so easy, especially around Christmas time. In January I started to work in ReFood – I decided that I will be helping them 3 days in the week, because their types of activities I liked the most.

Three days meant three different groups of people that I was working with, which I loved. Thanks to that I met a lot of people, mostly local ones, in different age, different experience and various lifestyles. It also helped me to open for Portuguese language, because there were some people that didn’t speak English and I was “forced” to use Portuguese :) What was the work about? On Tuesdays and Wednesdays, I helped in the evenings to prepare the place for the next day – I was responsible for checking the amounts of Tupperware that came back to us from the families that ReFood helps and filling the missing ones if necessary – so the volunteers from the next day had everything ready for preparing food packages. On Thursday mornings I helped in deliveries of food from the supermarkets (I also used to be a driver sometimes, which was really nice as well!).

On Wednesdays we usually had the reason to celebrate –almost every week there was
someone having birthday (even me in January!), and this photo is showing it the best:

Viver Telheiras was one of the participants of Pilot International project called MiT –

Municipalities in Transition.

The main goal of the project is to integrate civil society and public administrations of neighbourhoods in couple of countries in the World. Viver Telheiras and organisations working on this project, created some ideas, in which implementation I also took part. One of them was the idea of School Gardens, of Associação Educativa para o Desenvolvimento da Criatividade.

I participated in the preparation meeting for schools, in preparation of the ground and control visits, on which we could see the effects of our work.

The other idea was preparation of recyclable instruments by kids from schools of Telherias, organized by Banco Social de Comunicação. The final point of this project was the concert of the kids with real orchestra on Telheiras Festival that took place in May.

In February, we hosted in Telheiras the final meeting of MiT project. I was also involved in it, mainly in the logistical part and preparation of daily activities. Those couple of days were really nice experience, as we were groups from 6 different countries. People were really great, we had a lot of fun, and also workshops and activities were quite intensive.

What besides EVS? Apart of working for Viver Telheiras, I tried to participate in different events that were happening in Lisbon. I attended Portuguese language course, I worked as a volunteer also in different places. In January I joined the team of Lean Academy Portugal, where I was involved in organisation of the event Lean Summit Portugal 2019, that took place in May 2019. In March I was a volunteer on the football match Portugal vs. Serbia  Besides that I took part in various types of workshops, meetings, I joined local ESN, I travelled a bit too. Christmas time I also spent in Portugal, with the family of my boyfriend in a typical Portuguese village – and it was first Christmas away from my home, so it was also special because of that. It was really nice, quite different than typical Polish Christmas, especially when it’s sunny and 20°C outside :D

Do I recommend? Of course! Lisbon and all Portugal is beautiful, I feel there as at home. As I’m from the seaside, the closeness of the ocean was great for me, I felt way better knowing that it was so close to me. Especially in the last period of my EVS, because I moved to the place where I had 15 minutes by walk to the beach  :D For sure I will be coming back to Portugal, maybe even one day I will decide to stay there for longer if I’ll have the possibility.

My project was supposed to last 12 months, but I had to finish it already in August, because I get the chance to work in UEFA in Switzerland, which is all I ever wanted and dreamed about! :)  Hope it’s the beginning of something great that started from being a volunteer!

Agnieszka’s testimony: 4 things I’ve learned during my volunteering in Lisbon

Although I feel like I just arrived, I am already in the middle of my volunteering project. Portuguese sun and summer vibes, as well as the close distance to the ocean, makes writing this text slow and painful process. The pleasure of describing my experience seems way less attractive than going to the beach. However, despite this unfavorable conditions of the sunny weather, I managed to write down those 4 things that I’ve learned during 4 months of my stay here:

1. You get as much, as you give

At the beginning of my volunteering adventure, I was a bit passive – I was doing things I was asked to do. At that time I was complaining a bit that I don’t have enough tasks or they are not really what I wanted. And then I decided to do something with that and be more pro-active.

Instead of asking what else I can do, I proposed my ideas. Doing this changed my experience – I realized that being here it’s an opportunity. It’s a safe place to try things that I never did before. I can experiment – do the workshops, events – and fail as many times as I have to.

The secret is to do more than you are expected. In exchange, you can receive more than you could ever think of.


2. Be open

It’s impossible to live without expectations. Starting a volunteering project, we all have some ideas on how it will look like, what will we do, what type of experience we want to have.

And most of the time, reality doesn’t meet our expectations. We can not predict life. We have to learn how to adapt to and be open about the challenges we face. Being open to new, unexpected accidents can make you see and understand a lot of things as well as create new opportunities. Sticking to your original plan can hold you back on your development, create frustration and make it less enjoyable. So let’s relax, be more open and positive about the things!

3. Slow down! It’s not only about work

After feeling a bit depressed in a phase when I didn’t have enough work to do, I realized how important „work” is in my dictionary. Life of almost all the people are dominated by work; sometimes job becomes a sense of life and the synonymous of success and growth. As my project is not connected with the career path I have chosen, I had lots of moments when I thought that being here, for so many months, is a waste of my time. I can do volunteer part-time and develop a professional career, right?

But then, having in mind the previous point, about being open, I decided that changing my focus on different things for a while can be beneficial even more than professional sucess. It’s a chance to slow down and try new things. For example I discovered that I like cooking

(all my life I thought I am the worst at it) or I came back to drawing and making collages. I woldn’t do that in „normal life”, because I am too busy to take care of my hobbies and I don’t have time to discover all that little things that makes our lives better.

4. Nothing lasts forever

Everything in this world will end at some point. Having that in mind I try to take as much as I can of my experience here. Sightseeing, exploring nature and new cultures, meeting people from all over the world. Every day it’s a possibility of experiencing something new, going out of comfort zone and learning about yourself. Having in mind that my time here is limited, I feel that I want to do all those things almost religiously.

With that being said, I am ending this post, and run to take some sun rays, eat pastel de nata and drink vinho verde! There is never too much of these – that’s for sure my favorite lesson that I’ve learned.

A testimunho da Agnieszka

„We should bathe our destinies as we do our bodies, change our lives just as we change our clothes – not to keep ourselves alive, which is why we eat and sleep, but out of the disinterested respect for ourselves which can be properly called cleanliness” 

- The Book of Disquiet, Fernando Pessoa

The „perfect” does not exist 


Lisbon. Quite small and charming capital set picturesque on the hills. Little, narrow houses are whole covered in colorful tiles which gracefully reflect the sun. The city faces the wide Tiber which slowly heads to the Atlantic Ocean. In almost every hidden corner there’s a superb park with plenty of nature which in any other place you can see only inside botanical gardens. On the trees, it’s easy to spot some parrots. Furthermore in Lisbon is rarely raining. People are cheerful, relaxed and most of the time helpful. Over the top, Portugal has one of the best cuisines in the world. Is there anything else you would like in life?



If you put it like that, it seems to be heaven on Earth, and I guess if I would show that description to myself a couple of years ago, my suitcase would be already packed and I would be ready to begin a new chapter of life in Lisbon. 
But well, this time it was not my case.



When I got accepted for my project I had a battle in my head if it’s the right thing to do.
 If I am not too young, not too old if the project will be satisfying if that’s the moment in my life when I should do this. From the beginning, I was overload with emotions and thoughts. 
And it’s nothing extraordinary. Starting a long-term volunteering project is quite a big step in life. And because it’s a „long-term” thing, you don’t want to mess up this decision and what follows - next months or „even” a year of your life.



Go to school, choose the profession, start a university… Most of our childhood and youth we are told what we should do in our lives. Sometimes the roles which are imposed on us by the family, society or the culture becomes ours. We live like there is a right time to do the things. We stop questioning life and accept everything as it is. The voice of the culture transforms into our own – now we want to achieve a professional success before 25, buy a house in the early 30s... Some unwritten manual tells us what is the right thing to do at a certain moment of our lives.


However looking for the ideal circumstances in our life to do the things, is simply wasting our time and potential.
 Because the perfect does not exist.



Looking at the Lisbon as the example – on the surface, it seems to be an amazing city, full of joy and sun. But after some time, when you switch yourself from the tourist mode, you discover also the downsides of this place. You start to see the problems and difficulties which people face here. You will have some rainy days, people being rude to you and even maybe there will be that day when you will have to eat rice with beans to survive till the end of the month.


Although, discovering all those imperfections is the perfect reason to come. Because it shows you what is under the superficial surface. It will destroy the illusion of perfect moments and perfect places.
 Nothing bad will happen if you will go one year later to the university, miss that opportunity in your professional career, or if you will not save enough money to buy yourself a car or an apartment in the future. It is not a race where you have to be the first, it’s not about finding things which are „perfect”, it’s about making all those imperfect happenings meaningful.

O testemunho da Lucía

Sou Lucía, uma galego-portuguesa em Lisboa. Mais uma vez escrevo sobre o SVE. Gosto de reflectir a minha experiência no blogue para que pessoas interessadas no voluntariado vejam esta grande oportunidade.

Como referi nos artigos anteriores, estou a trabalhar no CAF (Componente de Apoio às Famílias) na Escola Básica de São Vicente, no bairro de Telheiras. Tráta-se dum espaço onde se desenvolvem atividades de ocupação de tempo livre para as crianças do primeiro e segundo ciclo da educação primária.

O meu papel aqui é dar apoio nas actividades rotineiras e saidas, dinamizar actividades, escrever reportagens para o jornal Vicentix (site: vicentix.wordpress.com), assistir às reuniões gerais da equipa, fazer decorações para as diferentes salas e cartazes, participar nas férias e eventos que decorrem no CAF, brincar com as crianças e tentar ser guia no caminho da sua aprendizagem.

Começamos um novo ano letivo com o aumento do número de crianças pelo que tivemos de fazer um horário mais comprido. Actualmente dou aulas de Filosofia dois dias por semana, sessões para o segundo ciclo e para o grupo do terceiro ano. Dispor dum tempinho próprio para fazer as minhas actividades é muito fixe! Além, tenho liberdade para abordar qualquer tema e utilizar os diferentes recursos que há no CAF. Já tenho implementado Filosofia Positiva, Filosofia Ambiental, Filosofia de Investigação Absurda, Filosofia Emocional e Filosofia Alimentar.

Depois de cada sessão é importante repensar e tomar notas sobre possíveis melhoras. Tento pesquisar e elaborar coisas relacionadas com os gostos das crianças para desenvolver actividades estimulantes e divertidas enfocadas nos seus interesses. Por exemplo, na próxima sessão tenho pensado fazer Filosofia Narrativa. Contar histórias através de baralhos de cartas do Dixit e do baralho espanhol. Estou a ver que a fórmula funciona. Acho que gostam!

De forma transversal abordo a educação em valores, o coperativismo e as inteligências múltiples. O objectivo fundamental das minhas sessões é aprender a pensar, mas sempre aprendendo felizes. Sem dúvida alguma, a materia de Filosofia para Crianças devia estar integrada no curriculo de todas as escolas pois é a base para construir o pensamento crítico.

Decorreram já quase oito meses e fico com grande pena porque o meu SVE está quase a terminar. Contudo, continuo com a mesma motivação e ilusão do início.

Sinto-me muito cómoda, valorizada e integrada na equipa Vicentix. Fico agradeçida pela ajuda e boas dicas de cada um dos monitores e do Guerreiro. Também gosto de ver como as crianças confiam em mim, sentir o seu carinho e respeito, ser um apoio para eles quando alguma coisa não está a correr bem.

A nível profissional estou a tirar boas aprendizagens na educação não formal. Ao mesmo tempo, tento contribuir no CAF com a minha bagagem na educaçao formal. Acho que o meu carácter pacífico e tranquilo dão serenidade e organização num ambiente onde às vezes há um bocado de confusão. Existe uma boa conjugação!

A nível pessoal apercebi-me que o voluntariado foi uma espécie de terapia para mim. Estou a ganhar confiança em mim mesma, perder medos e inseguridades. Nunca fiquei arrependida de tirar a licenciatura de professora porque é a minha vocação mas o facto de não encontrar um emprego digno no meu pais magoou a minha auto-estima.

Aproveito a conjuntura para fazer queixa da situação que está a viver a minha geração na Espanha sobre a fuga de cérebros. O Estado inverte na nossa educação e da-nos boa formação. O problema chega depois quando queremos abrir caminho no mundo laboral. As possibilidades de empregabilidade são baixas. Muitos jovens acham uma solução na emigração e procuram opções no estrangeiro. Um exemplo claro é o Serviço de Voluntariado Europeu.

No CAF Vicentix estou a ver que tenho qualidades suficientes para trabalhar na área da educação. Estou com fome de fazer coisas e crescer profissionalmente!

Geralmente sou uma pessoa demasiado perfeccionista e exigente. Neste tempo estou a pôr em practica a espontaneidade. Dei-me conta que nem sempre posso planejar tudo e ter baixo controlo as coisas.

Há duas qualidades que nasceram comigo, mas aqui estou a potencia-las: a responsabilidade e a empatia. As crianças são o nosso futuro, um tesouro que temos que cuidar. Indirectamente formamos parte do seu crescimento e adoro sentir que posso ajuda-las no seu percurso.

Apesar da incerteza sobre o meu futuro, o meu propósito nesta última etapa é aproveitar ao máximo a oportunidade. Só posso tirar coisas positivas do SVE como: aquisição de experiência para o cv, boas amizades e carinho dos miúdos, aprendizagem da língua portuguesa, qualidade de vida e independência...

No anterior artigo tinha dito que gostava muito de Lisboa e já quase era uma alfacinha. Agora tenho que acrescentar mais uma coisa. Estou a curtir tanto do CAF São Vicente que já me sinto uma Vicentix de coração. Obrigado a todos por fazê-lo possível!

O testemunho da Lucía

Olá a todos!

O meu nome é Lucía, nascida na formosa região de Galiza, no noroeste de Espanha.

Já são três meses de voluntariado! O tempo passa muito rápido quando as coisas estão a correr bem.
Já conhecia Lisboa pelo que fazer turismo não é o principal objectivo. A minha filosofia de vida cá é tentar desfrutar das pequenas coisas porque esta cidade é um mundo por descobrir. Só há que ver a agenda cultural para se aperceber!
Gosto de dar passeios pelos ambientes pouco turisticos e encontrar sítios giros por acaso (serendipidade). Também utilizar os sábios conselhos e recomendações de pessoas que residem verdadeiramente cá.
Moro num bairro multicultural, cheio de pequenas lojas e com auténtico ar português. Estou muito cómoda e integrada. Sociabilizo com muita gente estrangeira, sobre tudo espanhóis. Mas adoro relacionar-me com portugueses porque é a melhor forma de aprender sua língua. Ademais, nossa cultura é parecida pelo que me considero quase uma alfacinha!
Con tudo, o voluntariado não é um caminho de rosas. Podemos encontrar algum espinho, mas muito poucos!
Destaco a escassa quantidade de dinheiro que recebemos os voluntários do SVE. Tenho de controlar muito os gastos para sobreviver. Ás vezes é dificil!
Outro espinho é a solidão. Ficar sozinha a uma distância grande da casa dá tempo para pensar. Começam as saudades pela minha querida terrinha: o cheiro a mar e verde, a boa comida, as inumeravèis festas de verão... Saudades pela minha família, amizades e até pelo meu carro.
Apesar disso, fazer amigos cá é muito fácil. Estou a conhecer muitas pessoas na mesma situação. Chegamos a partilhar tantos momentos juntos que finalmente acabam por se converter em família lisboeta.
Estou a fazer meu voluntariado no CAF de São Vicente, no bairro de Telheiras. O mês de março foi uma época de adaptação. A educação não formal era uma área nova e precisei tempo para observar e compreender a forma de trabalho, os horários e rotinas, as diferentes actividades, conhecer todas as crianças... A flexibilidade e hospitalidade dos colegas de trabalho facilitaram as coisas e senti-me integrada na equipa Vicentix desde o princìpio.

Comecei a etapa de voluntària com pequenas tarefas. Dar apoio em todas as actividades para conhecer a fundo o modo de trabalho: basquete, futebol, xadrez, dança, culinária, karaoke, boccia, teatro... E outras actividades com nome muito sugestivo como: Zumba cerebral, Contos improvisados, Eu penso que, Chá com letras, Descobritix/Vicentix explorador...
Adoro as visitas semanais ao Centro Comunitário de Telheiras e à Associação de Paralisia Cerebral de Lisboa. As crianças Vicentix fazem actividades conjuntas com idosos e usuários da associação. Partilhamos momentos muito estimulantes e grandes aprendizagens! Ademais, na quinta-feira temos sempre uma saida educativa. Alguns exemplos são: horta ecológica, Monsanto, Fundacão Champalimaud, Associação Rarissimas, Mercado Alvalade, Estádio Universitário ou Museu Coleção Berardo. 

Na época de ferias de Pascóa as actividades mudaram porque os meninos não tinham escola de manhã. Fizemos muitas dinâmicas fixe: jogos e passeios, saidas á praia para fazer surfe, visita duma monitora do MARE e de representantes da marca Nike, ateliês, torneios de desportos com outros CAF da Freguesia de Lumiar...
Com o passo do tempo fiquei mais confiada para exercer outro tipo de tarefas e as responsabilidades acrescentaram.
Colaborei nas festas da escola do segundo e terceiro período, no Got Talent de dança e tive a fortuna de formar parte da organicação da primeira Feira Criatix celebrada na escola.
Implementei várias sessões de Filosofia para crianças com os miúdos do primeiro ciclo (6-10 anos). Ambas correram muito bem! A primeria sessão formava parte do programa da Feira Criatix e levou o nome de Filosofia Positiva. Tratou-se de actividades muito lúdicas com o objectivo de aprender a valorizar as qualidades positivas própias e as qualidades positivas das demais pessoas. Com outras palavras, injectar uma boa dose de felicidade e auto-estima ás crianças!

Com motivo da celebração do Dia Mundial do Meio Ambiente, a segunda sessão denominou-se Filosofia Ambiental. O objetivo principal foi adquirir conciência da situação do planeta e compreender que entre todos podemos ajuda-lo.

Realicei uma actividade muito especial sobre a minha querida terra. Uns colegas vieram da Galiza para trazer um bocadinho da nossa tradição aos meninos da escola Vicentix. Em primeiro lugar, situamos Galiza no mapa, vimos muitas coisas giras deste sítio como a paisagem e a boa comida e decobrimos alguns pontos em comum com Portugal. Depois os meus colegas mostraram o funcionamento do acordeão e as diferentes peças pelas que está formado. A seguir tocaram uma música tradicional galega com um acordeão especial chamado acordeão diatónico e crianças, pais e monitores dançamos uma muinheira corrida. Foi muito divertido!

Para comemorar que Lisboa é Capital da Cultura Ibero-Americana em 2017, fizemos um recital de poesia infantil no auditorio da escola. Participei neste evento através da pesquisa e selecção dos poemas de diferentes paises e autores. Facilitei a traducção de todos eles e distribui os poemas às diferentes turmas do primeiro ciclo.
Também sou encarregada de desenhar e pintar cartazes para promocionar os eventos da escola, fazer decorados e qualquer tipo de trabalho manual para as actividades rotineiras. 

Por último, escrevo as reportagens de tudo o que está a acontecer na escola e publico-o no jornal Vicentix. Vejam o site para conhecer mais um bocadinho!

O voluntariado não é simplesmente ajudar. Realmente considero o voluntariado como uma oportunidade para mostrar minha bagagem, pôr em pratica meus conhecementos e sobre tudo tirar grandes aprendizagens.  Consequentemente, fica dentro de mim uma grande responsabilidade e tento ser eficiente com cada tarefa que faço. Gosto de ajudar e sentir que contribuo com o meu grão de areia.
Sinto-me tão motivada como nos inicios e penso na minha sorte porque ainda ficam muitos meses para continuarem no CAF e na Lisboa. 
O SVE está a servir para aprender e valorizar muitas coisas a nível pessoal e profissional. Uma auténtica experiência de vida!

Lucía