REMAR (Rehabilitation of socially rejected people)

This Mozambican organization is a non-profit organization which brings together young Mozambicans without distinction to race, sex, religion, tribe, level of education or any other way of discrimination. The idea of creating it dates back to 1993.

Their main objectives are:

a) to promote volunteer activities for young people in their spare time and holidays;

b) to promote community development and encourage participation of community members in activities for their own benefit;

c) to promote volunteer activities for young people in their spare time and holidays;

d) to promote community development and encourage participation of community members in activities for their own benefit;

e) to promote exchange of youth volunteers in the different regions of Mozambique, of Africa and the rest of the world;

f) to send young Mozambican volunteers to participate in voluntary work in other countries;

g) to create opportunities to exchange experiences between youth from different parts of the country and the rest of the world;

h) to assist with community development;

I) to promote international understanding through voluntary services;

j) to enable young people to encounter and understand different cultures;

k) to encourage the concept of voluntary services as a force in search for peace equality, democracy and international understanding;

l) to provide opportunities for the people of Mozambique to become aware of international issues.

Their activities go to:

a) Cultural Youth Exchange;

b) Human Rights;

c) Rural Development;

d) Gender Equality;

e) Emergency and Natural Desaster Relief;

f) HIV/AIDS

g) Environment and Sustainable Development trough several programs short, medium and long-term like ICYE (International Cultural Youth Exchange); Canada World Youth, both North-South and South-South; Workcamps and Weltwärts.

They are members and partners with:

a) CWY – Canada World Youth;

b) Volunteer Centre of South Africa;

c) ICYE – International Culture Youth Exchange;

d) Botswana Workcamp Association;

e) Zimbabwe Workcamp Association;

f) SCI – Service Civil International;

g) Mozambique National Youth Council;

h) LINK – Mozambique NGO’s Forum;

i) CCIVS; j) SAYM – Southern Africa Youth Movement;

k) SAWC – Southern Africa Workcamp Co-operation;

l) Mozambique Volunteering Committee.