World Volunteers translate English letters for imprisoned filmmaker Sentsov "Do not think that you are forgotten." This letter from Canadian writer Yann Martel to Oleg Sentsov is one of many translated from English into Russian by activists and volunteers. 21/08/2018
Greece Greece: Search for 25 missing people continues It's after 59 bodies were found, 28 are still yet to be identified and four people are still in hospital. Firemen and volunteers walk for hours, with the hope of finding traces of human presence after the wildfires devestated parts of Greece 29/07/2018
Romania Romanian #Europeanheroes who rescue people for free Mihai Tuhari is an IT-programmer by day, but transforms into a 4x4 rescuer when needed. His platform, which offers help to motorists in distress, costs him 3 euros per rescue to run, but he insists that helping out is its own reward. 02/07/2018
world news Celebrating #Europeanheroes, without whom a continent would cease to f We take them for granted, and yet without them Europe would cease to function. Euronews tells the stories of ordinary #Europeanheroes as they go about their daily lives. 12/06/2018
Romania 'I had this idea to try to help, so I offered them my car" Alex Bobes runs a free taxi service in Romania. He says he wants to set an example to show that even with a full time job, and a family, everyone can offer something to their communities. 05/06/2018
Malta Volunteer pilots ready for take-off to help save migrants in the Med ‘Pilotes Volontaires’: two Frenchmen used their savings to buy a light plane, aiming to search the sea off the Libyan coast and help NGOs save migrants in distress. 03/05/2018
Italy Como bans begging in the city centre during Christmas The mayor of the Italian town signed a decree banning begging and camping out in the city centre during the festive period. However many volunteer groups are challenging the regulation. 21/12/2017
Mexico Mexicans collectively rise to the earthquake challenge Mexico's people have mobilised to deal with the latest earthquake to hit their country. 21/09/2017
Cuisine What do homeless people eat? Depends who is cooking With three Michelin stars under his belt, the last place you’d expect to find top chef Massimo Bottura hard at work is in a soup kitchen. But then this is no ordinary soup kitchen. 26/07/2017
Cameroon RENATA's 'aunties' tackle sexual abuse in Cameroon A long-standing volunteer army raises awareness and wants more government action to fight an endemic problem in the central African country. 12/07/2017
