Benvenuti a Palermo!

After long and hard preparations, finally we are in beautiful Palermo. We have always dreamed to become a part of EVS and so Uniamoci Onlus made our dream come true and hosted us for 10 months.

During our first days in Palermo we had an opportunity to meet our hosting organization team and all the members who come here to spend time all together.

We were welcomed very warmly and made new friends. It really feels like at home here: people are nice and communicative, are very open to cooperating with us.

We also had a chance to watch the work of organization and we find it impressive that all the users work very creatively and hardly on their projects.

We are very exciting that the next 10 months we will spend in Palermo, a very beautiful city and hope to feel Sicilian life and meet a lot of interesting people.

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