информация о местного партнераSouth Africa Volunteer Work Camp Association (SAVWA) will contribute towards the development of South African communities both urban and rural through local, national, regional and international volunteers to work together towards the cultural, economic, socio-political well-being of young people and marginalised persons or groups through empowerment work camps programs and promotion of sustainable development. South Africa Volunteer Work Camp Association shall work and collaborate with other Volunteer driven organisation, Regional Work Camp Associations, and organisations. South Africa Volunteer Work Camp Association is a member of Southern African Workcamp Cooperation (SAWC), Partner with Service Civil International (SCI), Full member of Coordinating Committee for International Voluntary Service (CCIVS) and Partner Member of Alliance if European Voluntary Service Organisations.

информация о работе волонтераCelebration of Arts and Cultural activities and skills development of South African history and communities. Volunteers will be tasked with general hands activities such as figure sculpture cleaning, ground maintance, painting and general care of area. An opportunity to learn about making of art sculptures and share cultural activities, making beads and learning South African history and communities.

жилище на местеAccommodation: Accommodation will be in a house in Soshanguve. Participants will be required to bring their own sleeping bags. The accommodation has a simple bathroom with shower and there is water. The accommodation place has flushing toilets and do have electricity but should expect normal power cuts lasting to 2 hours on various time slots in the week. (Not every day) Warm clothes, Sleeping bag, sun cream, mosquito spray/lotion, sandals, working gloves and closed shoes are advisable. Rain coat, light working clothes during working hours and warm clothes at night, as it may turn out to be chilly; Torch or flash light; The community has multi-cultural people and English is mostly spoken with local languages such as Sotho, Zulu, and Tshwana to name a few.

информация о месте проектаLeisure Activities: Weekends are meant to be for free tours that the group can organize by themselves. All our work camps are reserved for cultural nights when each volunteer can present her/his country and culture. The work camp participation fee is strictly Euro 260, and this covers simple accommodation, food and project expenses office running/administrative expenses, certificate of participation during the camp, communication prior to, during and after the camp. Please note that this does not include travel expenses to and from the camp, pick up from airport so participants are asked to reserve a small amount of money for transport to the camp and vice-verse. We advise all volunteers to ask for advice from us when they are planning to book their ticket to Pretoria. Requirements: Qualification of participants: - Open minded, ready to interact with other people of different cultural background - Positive attitude - Willing to share his/her experiences - Flexible to live/stay in simple living conditions - Flexible to eat local food - Ready to do heavy manual work on the project and No experience needed

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информация о местного партнераVirVolt stands for International Volunteers Village. For two years, the association has been settled in the heart of nature, in the middle of a regional park. Welcoming young people from all over the world, getting to know each other and enriching ourselves through our differences; reflecting and acting together for environmental protection; having a positive impact on the places and the people living around the site or simply passing through... This is the project of this future village, which is built every year thanks to the young people who come to contribute, placing solidarity at the centre of their actions. Living in yurts, tipis, and caravans, with a permaculture garden, water-saving methods, waste reduction, and recycling— this little village that is destined to grow respects its natural surroundings and experiments with eco-responsible practices. Participating in this project means contributing to the evolution of a unique and original place; it means taking an active part in the construction of new solidarity-based spaces and ecological initiatives; it means engaging for the benefit of a society that is more respectful of humans and nature.

информация о работе волонтераDuring this workcamp, you will participate in the creation of a new reading space in the garden of the Ballancourt media library. The Ballancourt media library has a small piece of abandoned garden covered in brambles. During this project, you will transform this space into a new reading area intended for the village children. You will build wooden benches and tables, as well as decorative elements, so that residents and children can read in a pleasant, friendly, and ecological environment.

жилище на местеIn single-gender collective tents (yurts, tipis, Canadian tents) at the host site; please bring a sleeping bag. The accommodation site has single-gender toilets and showers, as well as a space with a kitchen. Food is provided, and meals are prepared by the volunteers in turns.

информация о месте проектаLa Ferté Alais is 50km south of Paris in the Essonne department. Leisure: You can enjoy animations on the association's site, as well as discover the cultural and natural heritage of the Gatinais Park. You will participate in organizing activities with local youth. Leisure activities will be organized collectively according to the possibilities and the available budget.

дополнительная информация проектаThis project is not a tourist stay near Paris! If you wish to visit the capital, please plan for 2 days before or after the project dates.

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информация о работе волонтераThe goals of Le Créneau is to meet one another, to create a constructive dynamic, as well as to break stereotypes and stigmas by working and living together! The activities revolve around collective life, working together (35h/week) and environmental protection. The volunteers' tasks include: - Renovation of the buildings - Organization of the daily collective life - Hosting events and groups - Organization and participation in cultural events, in workshops and meetings, with various publics - Leading international workcamps for young volunteers during summer (adults and teenagers) - Gardening and animal care - Promotion of volunteering and communication on the actions /!\ Le Créneau is located in a very isolated and rural area. Volunteers should take this into consideration when applying!

жилище на местеLe Créneau is located in Montcombroux Vieux Bourg in the Allier department, Auvergne region in the center of France. The site includes a main house, the two small towers, a farmyard, a vegetable garden, some other workshops and it is surrounded by the forest. It‘s a very isolated place, situated 6km from the “bigger“ village with shops. As a volunteer you will share a house with other volunteers! It is of high importance to commit into daily life, as in a big house-share! Volunteers are hosted in non-mixed, shared rooms of 2-5 people with shared bathrooms and toilets.

информация о возможных досуговYou will have the opportunity to: - Attend facilitator trainings throughout your project to discover workcamps and group leading - Participate in one training course of your choice provided by Solidarités Jeunesses - Spend one week in another delegation of Solidarités Jeunesses to meet other volunteers and discover a different way of working.

условия преэктаThe Participant profile: There are no competencies required to participate but willingness to the volunteering project and being open to discover new cultures. Open to everybody from European Union partner countries between 18-30 years old but what matters the most is the motivation! So, if you like MANUAL WORK, NATURE and COLLECTIVE LIFE, or if you're interested to discover it, contact us!
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дополнительная информация проектаThe project is implemented under the European Solidarity Corps Programme, financed by the European Commission.
The participating organisations have to be mindful of these needs as they are responsible for providing a respectful and trusting hosting environment. At the same time, the organisations participating in the initiative devote a great deal of time, energy and resources to set up a high-quality activity; they should therefore expect that European Solidarity Corps participants show a similar level of respect for the local communities and the people that are directly concerned by the activities (https://youth.europa.eu/solidarity/mission_en).
What do we provide ?

• Training before and after the project
• Health insurance during your project
• round-trip travel reimbursement
• accommodation and food
• pocket money
• language course
• Return Week-end
• Youth Pass and SVI international Volunteer passport

Before applying for this volunteering project, you need to enroll yourself at European Solidarity Corps Platform (https://europa.eu/youth/solidarity_en) and specify your European Solidarity Corps Participant Number (PRN).
This organisation holds a European Solidarity Corps Quality Label.
Contact the ESC coordinator at +32 2 888 67 13 to get more informations.

Oписание ценыProjects from the european commission are free for volunteers

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информация о местного партнераThe camp is made in collaboration with the association ALA. Since 2009, ALA association has been working to develop the rural area where it is based, revitalizing the spaces it occupies. Over the years, it has transformed abandoned structures into vibrant community hubs, welcoming both locals and international youth, who have been an integral part of the renovation process. The mountains play a central role in the community, serving for years as a space of active work aimed at making them more accessible through trail cleaning and marking. Through non-formal education and a learning by doing approach, the association offers a place to explore and challenge ourselves, discover our limits, and celebrate our strengths.

информация о работе волонтераThe workcamp will focus on restoring the mountain hut and its surroundings, while also supporting the organization of an annual May 1st music festival. Participants will engage in hands-on tasks, contributing to both the upkeep of the space and the logistics of a public event. The first part of the camp will involve a variety of maintenance activities, from artistic and painting projects to wood collection and manual work, allowing room for creativity and responding to the immediate needs of the site. The second part will focus on festival preparation, with participants helping in logistics, cooking, setting up the space, and organizing workshops. Volunteers will work for 7 hours a day, with two rest days during the project.

жилище на местеRifugio Cognolo is a charming mountain hut featuring three main areas: a fully equipped kitchen, a multipurpose room, and a covered patio. The hut is off the grid, with electricity provided by solar panels, and does not have Wi-Fi. Facilities include two bathrooms, one of which is an outdoor dry toilet, and solar-heated showers. The indoor spaces will be primarily used by staff for cooking and as shelter in case of rain, while volunteers will sleep in tents in the camping area surrounding the hut. Please note that, considering the season, it is essential to bring appropriate equipment, such as a thermal sleeping bag, to stay comfortable during colder nights. Volunteers will take an active role in managing the space, including cleaning and meal preparation, through organized cooking and cleaning shifts. They will have access to a pantry and will plan and prepare weekly menus, taking into account allergies, dietary preferences, and nutritional needs.

информация о месте проектаRifugio Cognolo sits at 1000m above sea level in the Sabine Mountains, near the village of Casperia. It is reachable by a moderately challenging 2.5 hour hike, offering volunteers the chance to fully immerse themselves in a setting far removed from everyday life, surrounded by beech forests and breathtaking mountain views.The camp is located in Bassa Sabina, about an hour away from Rome, a rural region defined by the striking contrast between rugged mountain ranges, gentle rolling hills, and the fertile plains of the Tiber River valley with olive groves, vineyards, and small hillside villages dotting the landscape. Due to the relative isolation of the mountain hut, visits to Rome or other nearby towns will not be possible during the workcamp.

условия преэктаThe camp takes place at 1000m, it is accessible by hiking and takes volunteers to immerse themselves in a dimension outside the usual. It requires a high sense of adaptation, the ability to disconnect from digital devices and an internet connection, desire to disconnect from everyday life to connect with a life more in relationship with the people one has around and nature. Be ready to become part of a local small community. Be open minded. Please note that, considering the season, it is essential to bring appropriate equipment, such as a thermal sleeping bag, to stay comfortable during colder nights. This project is supported by the European Solidarity Corps. Food and accommodation are covered by the European Union. Transportation costs will be refunded according to the distance band rules of the programme. No fees are required. The workcamps are open for volunteers coming from ESC programme countries.

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информация о работе волонтераWould you like to take part in the restoring of the Roman Bridge (Pont Vert) in Molières-Puycornet, formerly a crossing point on the royal road between Paris and Toulouse? Then take the road yourself and come help restore beauty to this structure, which needs your motivation. You will also discover CITRUS's values and ways of working as a popular education association that promotes living together, sharing, and diversity. A true little haven of peace. Accompanied by our supervisory team, you will live in the heart of the two municipalities, sharing daily life with our international volunteers on site and the residents of Molières and Puycornet.

жилище на местеYou will be working in pairs and on a rotating basis to take responsibility for the camp kitchen. You will have the rewarding task of preparing a balanced, seasonal meal for the whole group. You will be accommodated in bungalows at the municipal campsite of Molières, which is very close to the worksite. Mattresses and pillows will be provided; you only need to bring your own sleeping bag.

информация о возможных досуговYou will take part in a workcamp dedicated to enhancing the Pont du Vert, an old structure dating back to the 12th century. Working in small groups and under the guidance of the municipality’s technical supervisors, you will restore the structure — both its upper part and its façades — by reinforcing it and removing the invasive plants (grasses, brambles and shrubs) that are currently weakening it.

условия преэктаThe Participant profile: 18-30 YO.
Deadline: 20/04/2026 00:00

дополнительная информация проектаThe project is implemented under the European Solidarity Corps Programme, financed by the European Commission.
The participating organisations have to be mindful of these needs as they are responsible for providing a respectful and trusting hosting environment. At the same time, the organisations participating in the initiative devote a great deal of time, energy and resources to set up a high-quality activity; they should therefore expect that European Solidarity Corps participants show a similar level of respect for the local communities and the people that are directly concerned by the activities (https://youth.europa.eu/solidarity/mission_en).
What do we provide ?

• Training before and after the project
• Health insurance during your project
• round-trip travel reimbursement
• accommodation and food
• pocket money
• language course
• Return Week-end
• Youth Pass and SVI international Volunteer passport

Before applying for this volunteering project, you need to enroll yourself at European Solidarity Corps Platform (https://europa.eu/youth/solidarity_en) and specify your European Solidarity Corps Participant Number (PRN).
This organisation holds a European Solidarity Corps Quality Label.
Contact the ESC coordinator at +32 2 888 67 13 to get more informations.

Oписание ценыProjects from the european commission are free for volunteers

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информация о местного партнераWould you like to take part in the restoring of the Roman Bridge (Pont Vert) in Molières-Puycornet, formerly a crossing point on the royal road between Paris and Toulouse? Then take the road yourself and come help restore beauty to this structure, which needs your motivation. You will also discover CITRUS's values and ways of working as a popular education association that promotes living together, sharing, and diversity. A true little haven of peace. Accompanied by our supervisory team, you will live in the heart of the two municipalities, sharing daily life with our international volunteers on site and the residents of Molières and Puycornet.

информация о работе волонтераImmerse yourself in the municipalities of Molières and Puycornet, where you will take part in a workcamp dedicated to enhancing the Pont du Vert, an old structure dating back to the 12th century. Now partially collapsed and heavily overgrown with vegetation, this bridge requires special attention in order to stabilize and preserve it. Working in small groups and under the guidance of the municipality's technical supervisors, you will restore the structure — both its upper part and its façades — by reinforcing it and removing the invasive plants (grasses, brambles and shrubs) that are currently weakening it. As you will be working on a centuries-old monument that requires agility and caution, we are looking for serious participants. All safety measures will be put in place by the municipal teams to ensure optimal working conditions. Point of attention: some areas of the bridge are elevated (max. 4 m). At the same time, you will be working in pairs and on a rotating basis to take responsibility for the camp kitchen. You will have the rewarding task of preparing a balanced, seasonal meal for the whole group. This workcamp will be a fantastic opportunity to meet young people from across Europe and around the world, share cultures and enjoy each other's company. So, take the Royal Road and join Citrus on this workcamp, which will immerse you in the local heritage.

жилище на местеYou will be accommodated in bungalows at the municipal campsite of Molières, which is very close to the worksite. Mattresses and pillows will be provided; you only need to bring your own sleeping bag. As with all Citrus workcamps, cooking is an integral part of the experience. It is an essential social moment that fosters collective living and enables you to develop skills beyond those required at the worksite. Special attention will be given to seasonal and local produce. Please note that meat will not be served every day; we plan two meat-based meals per week. Specific dietary requirements can be discussed with the group leaders.

информация о месте проектаMolières, a municipality in the department of Tarn-et-Garonne, located 17 km from Caussade and 80 km from Toulouse. Leisure: On the edge of the Tarn-et-Garonne region, you will enjoy a variety of leisure activities: visits to medieval villages, hiking, etc. Some of these activities will give you the chance to meet local residents and share this experience with them. In the evenings and at weekends, let your imagination run wild and organize gatherings with large games, a folk dance, or musical moments. Finally, what could be better than organizing a large international meal open to everyone, to share the culinary specialties of your country with the local residents and passing visitors?

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информация о местного партнераWorldwide Friends (WF) is a non-profit organization founded in 2001 with the mission to promote nature conservation, intercultural understanding, and peace through volunteer activities in Iceland. In 2026, our focus will be on climate action, community resilience, and sustainable lifestyles — empowering participants to take meaningful action in their daily lives and local communities. WF organizes a variety of programs, including international workcamps, seminars, local community projects, and exchange programs, open to both young people and adults who wish to make a positive impact while experiencing Iceland's unique culture and natural beauty.

информация о работе волонтераThe renovation team will carry out essential repairs, maintenance, and improvement tasks to support the community in the Bordeyri area. Activities include, but are not limited to: - Painting interior walls and creating murals - Laying new floors - Replacing doors and windows - Installing or renovating playgrounds - Insulating walls and improving energy efficiency - Performing gardening and landscaping tasks - Supervising or assisting others in these roles All activities are carried out with safety as a priority, ensuring a secure environment for participants and the community. The renovated houses and facilities will be used for local community purposes, providing long-term benefits to Bordeyri residents. This project is ideal for participants interested in hands-on work, construction, and community development, contributing directly to the revitalization of this rural Icelandic community. Work will depend on weather conditions, so flexibility is essential. Working hours are approximately 5 hours a day, 5 days a week. As the Icelandic saying goes: “If you don't like the weather, just wait five minutes—it might change.“

жилище на местеVolunteers will stay at the Worldwide Friends house in Brú, which can accommodate up to 30 people. The house features 12 double rooms, several bathrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, common areas, workshop rooms, and galleries. Wireless internet access and a washing machine are available for all volunteers. Food is included for the duration of the work camp. Volunteers are expected to share responsibilities for cooking and cleaning. Meals are well-balanced and healthy, featuring whole grains, seasonal fruits and vegetables, pantry staples, and dairy products. Vegetarian diet encouraged.

информация о месте проектаWorldwide Friends Iceland is running a center of Environment & Sustainability near the crossroads to the West, South, and North of Iceland. The center is called BRíš, and it is located in Hrutafjordur which is 36 km long fjord in Hunathing vestra, on the R1. Keep in mind that is a 1-hour drive to the closest city (Borganes). Based just off the main road, we are not set in a town, therefore the only way to get around is by car. Brú's stunning surrounding countryside offers the perfect tonic to relax and leave the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Around the house, you can find a lot of pure and unspoiled nature, waterfalls, rivers, canyons, and craters. The purpose of the center is to protect nature in the area and to raise awareness of sustainability among the locals and the visitors who are coming to the area. The area nearby is great for hiking. The best time to see aurora borealis in Iceland is between September and April. It's when the nights are dark enough to see the Aurora. Iceland only gets 2-4 hours of daylight in midwinter, providing endless opportunities to hunt for aurora borealis. We will also concentrate on intercultural learning and exchange. Every evening, volunteers from different countries will be in charge of presenting their country of origin and culture in an informal way. It can be a presentation, a game, or theatre – the form of introduction is up to you! Therefore, we encourage you to bring along some food, photos, or anything interesting related to your country for a fun and informative evening amongst other volunteers. WF Iceland will organize reasonably-priced weekend excursions to some of the most popular, beautiful areas and natural wonders that Iceland has to offer. Excursions include unique Icelandic sights, such as waterfalls, volcanic and geothermal areas, glaciers, lava forests, hot springs, rhyolite mountain ranges, steam vents, or even icebergs. This workcamp allows you to spend an amazing time in Iceland with other international volunteers and to have an incredible experience where participants share their knowledge while exploring creativity, environmental issues, and intercultural learning.

условия преэктаPlease make sure to bring: - Warm outdoor work clothes suitable for Icelandic weather - Waterproof gear (jackets, pants, boots) - Personal protective equipment as needed for renovation and outdoor work (e.g., gloves, safety glasses, helmets)

дополнительная информация проектаThe first day of the camp is Arrival Day and the last day of the camp is Departure Day. The minibus will be at the meeting point in Reykjavik on the first day of the workcamp in the morning and arrive again at the Meeting point / BSí Bus Terminal in Reykjavik in the evening on the last day of the workcamp. Keep in mind that you need to arrange for your stay in Iceland before and after the workcamp.

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информация о местного партнераWorldwide Friends (WF) is a non-profit organization founded in 2001 with the mission to promote nature conservation, intercultural understanding, and peace through volunteer activities in Iceland. In 2026, our focus will be on climate action, community resilience, and sustainable lifestyles — empowering participants to take meaningful action in their daily lives and local communities. WF organizes a variety of programs, including international workcamps, seminars, local community projects, and exchange programs, open to both young people and adults who wish to make a positive impact while experiencing Iceland's unique culture and natural beauty.

информация о работе волонтераThis camp has a variety of environmental protection activities. The main activity in Siglufjörður and í“lafsfjörður is forestry and community environmental care, with seasonal variations. Participants help take care of a manmade forest, working to improve and maintain the area, and also assist with beach cleaning activities during certain months. Most activities are outdoors and can vary depending on the season and weather. Typical Tasks Include: Forestry and Environmental Work: - Replanting trees, bushes, and flowers - Moving plants to more suitable locations - Planting new vegetation - Repairing or setting up fences - Cutting branches, trimming or removing dead trees - Mowing grass, collecting debris, and maintaining walking paths Beach Cleaning & Community work (April–June): - Collecting litter and debris along the coastline - Removing waste that affects wildlife and the natural environment - Raising awareness about environmental care in local communities - Community Projects: Assisting with small renovation projects, such as helping with the local church or cleaning community spaces Our work will depend on weather conditions, which is why we must be flexible. Working hours are about 5 hours a day, 5 days a week. You should be prepared for unfriendly weather, as they say: if you don't like the Icelandic weather, just wait 5 minutes and it might change.

жилище на местеVolunteers will be staying in the house of Worldwide Friends. The house is approximately 300 m² and has 2 big dormitory rooms for 8 people each, 2 quad rooms (bunk beds), a fully equipped kitchen, several bathrooms, and common areas. House capacity - 22. Wireless internet access is provided free of charge. Access to a washing machine. Food is included for the entire duration of the work camp; however, everyone is expected to do their fair share of cooking and cleaning. Since it’s always fun to try new and different dishes, Volunteers are encouraged to bring their favorite recipes from home! We also invite everyone to try vegetarian food during their stay with us. We provide a well-balanced and healthy variety of ingredients, including whole grains, seasonal fruits and vegetables, pantry staples, dairy products, and vegetarian/vegan options. To help reduce our carbon footprint, we limit meat consumption and promote sustainable, plant-based meals. We do not provide soft drinks or candies, but we do offer plenty of ingredients for baking delicious snacks. As we bake our own bread, feel free to bring your favorite golden-crust recipe from home! Please inform us in advance if you have any food allergies or special dietary needs, so we can accommodate you properly!

информация о месте проектаSiglufjörður is a town of about 1,300 people, located in North Iceland. It is the northernmost town of the mainland. 5 hours drive from Reykjavik. It is an area of spectacular natural beauty. The mountains and the fjords are awe-inspiring and the opportunities for outdoor activities and recreation are almost inexhaustible. We will also concentrate on intercultural learning and exchange. We invite volunteers from all over the world to present their country of origin and culture in an informal way. It can be a presentation, a game, theatre – the form of introduction is up to you! Therefore, we encourage you to bring along some food, photos, or anything interesting related to your country for a fun and informative evening amongst other volunteers. This workcamp allows you to spend an amazing time in Iceland with other international volunteers and to have an incredible experience where participants share their knowledge while exploring creativity, environmental issues, and intercultural learning. Nature is always within reach here — go hiking, play golf, try ocean swimming, or even skiing. Remember to plan your hikes safely, respect nature, stay on marked trails, properly dispose of waste, leave areas as you found them, and do not approach or feed wildlife. Never climb high and steep mountains without a professional guide. WF Iceland organizes affordable weekend and one-day excursions to Iceland's most stunning natural sites — including waterfalls, volcanic and geothermal areas, lava fields, hot springs, and more. Explore available trips at: wf.is/excursions (A minimum number of participants is required to run excursions.)

условия преэктаPlease make sure to bring warm outdoor work clothes Waterproof gear

дополнительная информация проектаThe first day of the camp is Arrival Day and the last day of the camp is Departure Day. The minibus will be at the meeting point in Reykjavik on the first day of the workcamp in the morning and arrive again at the Meeting point / BSí Bus Terminal in Reykjavik in the evening on the last day of the workcamp. Keep in mind that you need to arrange for your stay in Iceland before and after the workcamp.

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информация о местного партнера“Centrum Vincence Zahradní­ka z.s.“ is a local association renovating a former parish house. With the regular help of volunteers, they are gradually transforming the place into a community centre, which already serves as a space for amateur theatre groups. The local partner aims to preserve the legacy of the former parish priest, philosopher, and writer Vincenc Zahradní­k, who lived here at the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries. The project contributes to SDG 11 – Sustainable Cities and Communities.

информация о работе волонтераVolunteers will help with washing windows and preparing the spaces for the upcoming theatre season. Those who enjoy gardening will also have the opportunity to take care of the herb garden. The work is not physically demanding.

жилище на местеYou will stay together in the former parish house, sleeping on beds. There are 3 rooms available. Please bring your own sleeping bag and pillow. The accommodation includes a fully equipped kitchen, fridge, washing machine, and Wi-Fi. There are 3 toilets and 2 showers. Meals will be provided on Saturday and Sunday (breakfast and lunch).

информация о месте проектаZubrnice is a picturesque village in the České středohoÅ™í­ region, near íšstí­ nad Labem. The main highlight is the Skanzen Zubrnice (Open-Air Museum), the only museum of folk architecture in northern Bohemia, preserving original timbered houses, a school, a church, and a historic functional railway station. The surroundings offer beautiful hiking routes to abandoned villages and viewpoints from Buková hora, with views over the České středohoÅ™í­ hills and the Elbe River valley. Mobile phone signal is available in the area. On Saturday, if the weather is nice, we can light a campfire. On Sunday afternoon, there will be an option to visit the local open-air museum and see unique traditional timbered houses. Another option is a hike to Buková hora.

условия преэктаDue to limited resources of INEX-SDA, we kindly ask participants to contribute 20 EUR towards the costs of general incoming administration of our workcamps. The fee needs to be sent to us by a bank transfer latest one month before the workcamp starts. Please note that this fee does not directly contribute to the workcamp budgets. The fee needs to be sent to us by a bank transfer in advance.Cancellation policy: The fee is non-refundable. In case of cancellation due to force majeure (for example injury, rejected visa etc.), we will ask for proof and solve it on an individual basis. The local partner welcomes volunteers with visual impairment, blindness, hearing impairment and deafness. Bring your own sleeping bag and pillow.

дополнительная информация проектаThe local partner will introduce you to the life story of the former parish priest, philosopher, and writer Vincenc Zahradní­k, who was displaced after the end of World War II. There will be space for discussion about this difficult historical period and the broader story of the Czech Sudetenland.

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информация о местного партнераYour host will the Open-Air Theatre Heidenheim, the 2nd largest one of its kind in Southern Germany. It is situated on the “castle hill“ of the town of Heidenheim an der Brenz, surrounded by forests, and can accommodate up to 1100 spectators. It is run by a non-profit association that also serves as a community center for people of all ages with many services and activities available. The space is managed by the association's staff, but much of the work is carried out by volunteers who are part of the theater. Every summer, they host around 1,500 spectators every Friday and Saturday for the youth play and the adult play, which together require more than 100 volunteer actors. It is a genuine community effort and a source of pride for both Heidenheim and the theater's members. They are very excited about hosting again a group of international volunteers. This project is perfect for everyone who is interested in theatres and wants to have a look behind the scenes! Have a look at the Theatre here: www.naturtheater.de

информация о работе волонтераThis year, you will help with the set construction. You will screw, nail, and paint. Smaller props will need to be built, too. Apart from that, your work will also entail doing: • Sawing wood • Assembling wood with a cordless screwdriver • Painting stage elements • Organizing wooden shelving storage • Raking leaves • Collecting waste wood from the forest • Paving bicycle parking area • Sort out props / repair items that need fixing. • Prepare the service area for the season: • Set up tables, chairs, umbrellas, etc. • Prepare the spectator hall There will be a professional work instructor who helps you with all tasks. For sure it is helpful though, if you have a bit of experience in manual/constructional work and have used tools like cordless screwdrivers before.

жилище на местеYou will be accommodated directly on the project site. Next to the stage, there is a large building that includes administrative offices, a workshop, and a café. You will have one big room to yourselves with beds; everything will be prepared for you, and you can divide the space using fabric privacy screens. Showers and toilets are available in the same building. The kitchen and common area are located in the youth room of the community center. It is a very cozy space with many games available, and the kitchen is fully equipped. Laundry options are available, though limited. Regarding food, you will need to cook for yourselves and take care of all related tasks (grocery shopping, cooking, and cleaning afterward).

информация о месте проектаHeidenheim an der Brenz is a town with a bit less than 50.000 inhabitants in the southern region of Baden-Württemberg. The area is rather rural with a beautiful countryside: since it is at the end of the Swabian Albs – a mountain range of about 220km-, there are many hills and forests. Also in the town you will find the Hellenstein Castle, first built on the 12th century, and Wildlife Park with around 100 animals, very close to your project. If you would like to visit a larger town, you may go to Ulm which is only 30km away. Stuttgart and Munich are just about 2 hours by train.

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информация о местного партнераThe Fedasil reception centre for asylum-seekers in Sugny hosts people who have applied for asylum in Belgium. They have fled situations of war, persecution, discrimination or environmental disasters and hope, with this application, to get a refugee status that will allow them to reside legally in the country. Before being able to settle in Belgium and build their future there, they must therefore wait for their refugee status to be proven and granted through a long administrative process. During this time, they are hosted in this centre. Always waiting, the residents of the centre live in uncertainty about the future and are sometimes subject to significant stress. Individual situations are multiple and complex, but never easy. Life at the Fedasil centre of Sugny reflects these individual dramas and the hopes of the residents. More information: https://www.facebook.com/FedasilSugny/?locale=fr_FR

информация о работе волонтераThe aim of this project is both to improve the quality of the residents' stay in the center and to encourage exchanges between volunteers and residents, but also between residents. The residents are not a homogeneous group: they have different ages, nationalities, religions, lifestyles and life stories; there are sometimes major cultural differences between them. The volunteers will work in several teams, which will likely be joined by residents of the center. On the one hand, they will participate in maintaining the residents' living environment (gardening and outdoor work, building benches, decorating a mural, DIY projects, tidying up, etc.). On the other hand, they will propose and participate in activities with the residents (numerous cooking workshops, sports, themed evenings, etc.), particularly with the children. As the project takes place during school holidays, the children will indeed be present at the center. Feel free to bring your ideas of activities.

жилище на местеYou will be accommodated in the center, in a mixed dormitory with bunk beds. The toilets and showers are located in a separate building. You can store your valuables in the dormitory (which your group will have a key to) or in the staff kitchen. You will eat with the residents the food prepared by the center. On some days, you will eat the food that you prepared yourselves during the cooking workshops with the residents. You will share the same living conditions as the residents, which are very basic

информация о месте проектаSugny is a small, isolated village in southern Belgium close to the French border. By choosing this workcamp, you are choosing to live in nature. All around are fields, woods and small villages. But there's no shortage of entertainment options: football pitches, basketball courts, etc. During the weekend, depending on what you decide, you can organize cultural visits and travel to some of Belgium's biggest cities. CAUTION: this is a very isolated area.

условия преэктаA specific form is required to be filled in to be accepted.

дополнительная информация проектаThe consumption of alcohol is strictly prohibited inside the center.

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информация о местного партнераLunaria is a nonprofit organization, secular, independent, and autonomous by the parties founded in 1992. It promotes peace, social and economic justice, equality and guarantee of citizenship rights, democracy and participation from below, social inclusion, and intercultural dialogue.Lunaria practices and fosters processes of social change at local, national, and international levels through advocacy, political-cultural animation, communication, non-formal education, training and research, information and awareness campaigns, and work on the net.International mobility and voluntary work, youth policies, migration and the fight against racism, analysis of public budget, economic and social policies, sustainable development, and the fight against inequality, are at the center of its social commitment.For more information on the association, please refer to the annual reports you can find on the following link: https://www.lunaria.org/english/

информация о работе волонтераThe volunteers will support the staff of the association to promote and implement the organization of the work camp season. Lunaria, each year, involves around 500 Italian volunteers in international workcamps abroad, and in the meantime hosts around 250 international volunteers in the 20 workcamps organised in Italy. These projects last 2-3 weeks and include dozens of volunteers from around the world in a project of general interest: restoration of local heritage or historical monuments, cleaning and development of natural areas, and socio-cultural animation in urban areas. https://www.lunaria.org/workcamps/The volunteers tasks are expected to be:a supporting the international programme (placement of Italian and international volunteers on workcamps)a preparation of the international programme ( uploading projects on an online databasea dealing with telephone enquiriesa dealing with general enquiries (letters and emails)a dealing with Outgoing placements - contacting partner organisations and volunteers a dealing with Incoming placements - contacting local organisations and volunteersa support the promotion of projects (website, social media and graphic presentation)a participate in 1 International voluntary work camp as camp leadersa participate in the camp leader seminara prepare the pre-departure training for volunteers/leadersa helping out with other tasks related to other volunteer programmes run by Lunaria when/ifneededa help and realize the study part/awareness-raising activities in the workcamps linked toInternational campaigna to deal with the placement systema to prepare and support the post-season evaluation eventa to manage the season evaluation

жилище на местеPRATICAL INFORMATION: Pocket Money: volunteers will receive daily pocket money of 6,00 aO for each day of the project, which corresponds to 180,00 aO per month.Food and lodgment: the project will cover the food and lodgment costs through a monthly fee of 700,00aO. Participants will directly receive the amount every month and will be in charge of identifying, by themselves, the most suitable hosting solution in Rome. The association remains at the disposal to support the volunteer, where needed. Working hours: 35 per week Insurance: volunteers are covered through the HENNER insurance system for ESC. For more information, please refer to: https://www.cignaglobal.com/Holidays: volunteers will have 2 days each month of holidays.Linguistic support: the volunteers can also benefit, where required, from the OLS. The Online Linguistic Support (OLS) has been designed to assist Erasmus and European Solidarity Corps mobility participants in improving their knowledge of the language in which they will work, study, or volunteer, before and during their stay abroad, in order to ensure a better quality of learning mobility.Travel costs: to join the project and to be back home at the end of the project are fully covered by the ESC program and change according to the distance band. There is the chance of green travel.

информация о месте проектаRoma

дополнительная информация проектаVOLUNTEERS PROFILE:aged between 18 and 30 years oldStrong motivation for youth voluntary projectsgood knowledge of English (written and spoken)basic knowledge of Italianpossibly a basic knowledge of international voluntary service projects (workcamps, mid and long term volunteering) BE POSITIVELY VALUEDHaving participated in a work camp or in other international youth projects (youth exchanges, training).Italian knowledgeExperience in back office workCommunication and social media interest

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информация о местного партнераOrganized together with NICE (Never-ending International workCamps Exchange) and supported by Greening Asia fund since 2002. The forest problem is serious also in Mongolia. Before 1990, the forests covered 10% of the land, but 7% today. It's caused by cutting trees without any control, forest fire, and global warming. Another side takes a long time to grow trees in Mongolia and May and the middle of October is the only season to plant trees in Mongolia.

информация о работе волонтераWe will plant trees in Mongolian workCamps Exchange`s camp and some other places. This is the only season in Mongolia to plant trees. There are increasing activities by some organizations to plant trees but it takes a hundred or more years to be grown, so we should also join this movement by global power! Part of Greening Asia

жилище на местеGER (Mongolian traditional tent) or house. Very warm sleeping bag! Cooked by volunteers. Shower is available all the time

информация о месте проектаUlaanbaatar. Half of the population in the country (3.2 million) live in this capital city. The temperature will be about 10-20 C, But be careful sometimes the weather will be changed a lot. Sunny, sometimes rainy, and windy. Buhuugiin hural is located 45 km far from Ulaanbaatar.

условия преэктаTo like planting work and simple nomadic life. Mongolian speakers are welcome!

дополнительная информация проектаThe additional fee of 230 USD for full term of participation and 180 USD for 1 week participation (or equivalent amount of MNT or Euro by current rate of Mongolian bank) should be paid on your arrival directly.

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информация о местного партнераThe Fedasil reception center for asylum-seekers in Rixensart hosts individuals or families who have requested asylum in Belgium. They hope, with this request, to get refugee status which will allow them to stay legally in the country. These people come, for example, from Palestine, Afghanistan, Eritrea, DRC, etc. and have fled situations of war, persecution, discrimination or environmental disasters. Before they can settle in Belgium and build their future there, their refugee status must be proven and granted through a long administrative process. In the meantime, they are hosted in this center near Brussels. Always waiting, the residents of the center never know what tomorrow may bring them. Individual situations are multiple and complex, but never easy. The life of the Fedasil center of Rixensart reflects these individual tragedies and the hopes of the residents. The Fedasil center of Rixensart has hosted groups of volunteers for many years. More info: https://www.facebook.com/FedasilRixensart/?locale=fr_FR

информация о работе волонтераVolunteers will share their time between animation of the center's residents (especially the children and teenagers living there) and maintaining the center's outside areas, including its vegetable garden. They may also be asked to do some other small tasks, such as helping to sort clothes donated to the center. Animation : Half the time, volunteers will organize and lead activities for the center's residents, particularly children and teenagers. Some examples could be: group games, creative and artistic workshops, board games, walking excursions, going to the swimming pool, sports, movies, cultural visits, ... The children are between 3 and 12 years old. However, it is impossible to predict in advance the number and ages of children who will be staying in the center at the time of the project. The children speak French. The teenagers are between 13 and 17 years old. Some arrived in Belgium alone, without family members. Some of the teenagers are also mothers. It is also possible for the volunteers to offer some activities for adults living in the center, but the children and teenagers have priority. The volunteers will receive the support of the center's animation team, who's used to work with volunteers every summer. However, they will have some autonomy to offer their own activity ideas. Outdoor maintenance: The other half of the time, volunteers will work outside to make the center's environment more pleasant for residents. For example, they will plant and sow flowers, remove weeds, or help out in the center's vegetable garden.

жилище на местеVolunteers will sleep in a mixed dormitory with bunk beds, in an annex building. Toilets are located in the same building, but for showers, volunteers will have to go to the main building. Volunteers will have access to the washing machines in the center’s laundry room and can leave their personal belongings (passport, money, etc.) in the safe at reception if they wish. They will have access to Wi-Fi. They will have tea and coffee available during the day in the staff kitchen. Volunteers will be cooking their own meals in a small, basic kitchen. So feel free to bring your own recipe ideas, but keep in mind that it should be kept simple. Please let us know in advance if you have any special dietary requirements so that we can do some shopping ahead.

информация о месте проектаRixensart is a small town located 25 km from Brussels and 7 km from Wavre. Rixensart still retains its country charm but you can feel its proximity to Brussels (40 minutes by train, 20 by car). The Fedasil center is located outside the city center, but a few steps from the famous lake of Genval, the cinema, shops, supermarkets, the train station…

условия преэктаFrench is the common language to the children of the center, who learn it at school. It is necessary that the volunteers do speak some French, so the children can understand the volunteers during the activities. Additionally a specific form is required to be filled in to be accepted.

дополнительная информация проектаFrench is the common language to the children of the center, who learn it at school. It is necessary that the volunteers do speak some French, so the children can understand the volunteers during the activities. The consumption of alcohol is strictly prohibited inside the center. This is an intense and demanding project, both in terms of emotions as in terms of activities. Volunteers will work 6 hours a day, but in addition to these working hours, they will also need to brainstorm and plan their activities. So don't hesitate to already bring your activity ideas with you!

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информация о местного партнераThe camp is organized by GEN Finland, which is the organization for Finnish ecovillages andcommunity-led initiatives for sustainability. The organizers under GEN Finland work for a nutbreeding project which aims to create nut orchards to produce sowing seeds from different species of nuts in Finland to enable nut growing as a part of sustainable food production. They want to support the transition to regenerative agriculture and creation of a sustainable future. Main work is being done on a farm and in a communal food forest/ nut orchard in the area.Organizers hold expertise on permaculture design, plant nursing and creating forest gardens. During the camp you can learn about different methods of sustainable gardening and plant nursing while working on diverse tasks.This camp is a part of the project European Youth in Action: policymakers for climate justice, supported by the CERV programme, improving competences in concrete actions for climate justice. The horizontal theme of this camp is biodiversity.

информация о работе волонтераVolunteers work will include gardening in a nut tree nursery, making new growing beds, transplanting trees, mulching, potting the plants, preparation work for the food forest sites, forest work, preparing firewood and transplanting perennials. Volunteers will also have other work such as reorganizing summer kitchen and other outdoor spaces, preparational work for renovating an old traditional log house and other small projects.

жилище на местеSimple accommodation is organized in a shared room. The accommodation is located 2,7 km away from the main project site. We offer bicycles for the volunteers for the period of the camp to move around. Near the accommodation there is a lake and a little protected forest. The volunteers will have a chance to heat up a traditional Finnish sauna and go swimming on some days. On the worksite there is a dry toilet, but near the accommodation there are regular toilets and showers. Delicious organic vegan food will be provided for breakfast and lunch, while the dinner will be prepared by the volunteers together.

информация о месте проектаKarjalohja is a rural village 85 km from Helsinki. In the Karjalohja area there is a lot of movement towards alternative and sustainable lifestyles. There are beautiful natural places to visit around lakes Lohjanjarvi and Puujarvi. There is a possibility to borrow a canoe to make some trips to the islands or have small hikes in nature.

условия преэктаThe volunteers need travel insurance for the duration of their stay. The EYA project is primarily targeted to European volunteers but open for all. Green travelling is encouraged. Volunteers traveling by land (bus or train) for most of their journey will be eligible for a travel grant up to 100euro.

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