Our Programmes
The building blocks of global friendship
At CISV we believe in building global friendship, starting with children. But that's not where it stops. While the Village programme, for 11 year olds, is the cornerstone of our educational philosophy, it's just the first building block. We also offer a range of multicultural experiences to youth and adults, providing the opportunity to experience the CISV philosophy and live our values. Find out more about our exciting and diverse activities:
| Programme | Age group |
| Village | 11 |
| Interchange | 12-15 |
| Summer Camp | 14-15 |
| Seminar Camp | 17-18 |
| Youth Meeting | 12-19+ |
| International People's Project | 19+ |
| Mosaic | All ages |
| Junior Branch | 11-25 |
CISV Chapters around the world host a range of programmes for different age groups. We try to ensure that quality and general content are similar, no matter where the activity takes place. CISV also endeavours to keep participation fees as low as possible. There are opportunities to learn at the local, regional and international level. Participation begins at local CISV Chapter level, where members have the opportunity to apply for international experiences. We have six unique international programmes starting with children from age 11. There are many additional opportunities for involvement for other age groups in these programmes – ranging from Junior Counsellors to adult Leaders.
There are also many exciting volunteering opportunities for adults and youth >>
Latest News
CISV Annual Review 2008
- 16 Sep 2009
CISV News 2009 Issue 2
- 27 Jul 2009
CISV News 2009 Issue 1
- 09 Feb 2009
International Year of Human Rights Learning
- 12 Dec 2008
CISV NEWS 2008 Issue 4
- 04 Nov 2008
2008 Statistics
| 50 | Villages |
| 71 | Interchanges |
| 30 | Summer Camps |
| 17 | Seminar Camps |
| 20 | Youth Meetings |
| 6 | International People's Projects |
| 1 | Annual International Meeting |
| 1 | International Junior Branch Conference |
In total, 7,706 people participated in 196 CISV international programmes and meetings in 2008.
