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The volunteer coordinative body is a structure that enables youth to act towards creating changes in the community in a more organizational manner.

Members of the Volunteer coordinative body in Tetovo: Pranvera Imeri (coordinator), Blerta Murtezani, Bozidar Manovski, Viktorija Kirkovik, Arta Skenderi

Members of the Volunteer coordinative body in Skopje: Ivana Angjelkovska (coordinator), Alejna Alija, Shenarta Shabani, Marija Ilievska, Valjon Dardishta, Arta Jusufi

The volunteer coordinative body gives opportunity to youth to make decisions on their own, to create and implement activities while developing sense of responsibility towards their needs and needs of the community.

This body it is consisted from 5 to 7 members, from which 1 is coordinator, while others have responsibilities and duties based on the specific needs. The body works based on a operational plan developed in accordance to the operational plans of Triagolnik. The operational plan and the activities are being created and implemented by all the volunteers from the organization, but the Volunteer coordinative body is charged for the coordination and successful implementation of the planned activities.

Management skills, organizational skills, communication skills, self-confidence, assertiveness, self-discipline, responsibility are just part of the competencies that volunteers can develop while being members of this body.

As one of the most important benefits for the spread of youth work and encouraging active citizenship is the fact that many of the volunteers, in all the municipalities we operate, were participants of our activities, which expressed interest in volunteering in the organization upon completion of activities. It is important that this trend is followed by participants of the Basis in community youth work course too. Upon the completion of the course they organize volunteer activities in their local civic organizations and institutions they work in.

Triagolnik works in accordance to the law of volunteering. It supports volunteers in getting voluntary booklet, issued by the Ministry of Labour and Social Policy, which is a document that certifies that voluntary work is recognized as gained appropriate work experience.