The document discusses youth volunteering programs in Linköping, Sweden that aim to integrate young newly arrived immigrants. Older students can volunteer as mentors for newcomers to help them feel welcomed and supported, such as inviting them to activities and being available to talk. It also describes good practices in youth volunteering, including programs led by young volunteers that offer a variety of free sport activities for all youth.

1. Youth volunteering in Linköping

2. Volunteering Peer program To integrate young newly arrived immigrants When starting in Swedish school, older students have the opportunity volunteer as mentors The mentor will help the student to feel more welcomed and supported Invited to activities, gatherings To have someone to turn to in other matters Good practices in the youth volunteering field 1

3. Good practices in the youth volunteering field 2 Young volunteer leaders To offer activities outside our sport organisations Want to involve all young persons ” Sport After School” is free for young people to try many different sports during opening hours ” Sports Camp” - activities are scheduled and lead by young volunteers, both as leaders and as instructors in their own sport