Civic service (MDT) at Careibu
Discover your talents while doing something for someone else. Many Careibu projects are suitable as an MDT track.
What is MDT?
Time that counts for you and for someone else
MDT stands for Maatschappelijke Diensttijd, the Dutch civic service programme: a track in which young people contribute to society while also developing themselves.
At Careibu, MDT means being a companion for a while to someone who can use some extra support. You get to know people, develop skills, and experience what it brings to do something for someone else.
How it works
What an MDT track looks like
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Choose a project
Select a Careibu project that is suitable as an MDT track and fits you.
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Gain experience
Get started as a companion and discover your talents and interests along the way.
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Receive recognition
Complete your track and receive recognition you can use for education or work.
Frequently asked questions
Good to know
What does MDT mean?
MDT stands for Maatschappelijke Diensttijd, the Dutch civic service (MDT) programme: a track in which young people discover their talents while doing something for someone else.
How long does a civic service (MDT) track last?
A track usually lasts a few months. You agree the exact set-up with Careibu and, if relevant, your school.
Do I get a certificate?
Yes, once you finish you receive recognition for your contribution, which you can use for education or work.
Start your MDT track
View the projects that are suitable as MDT, or get in touch for advice.