Who were we ?
We were 21 young volunteers from several european countries who came to Blanzat to take part in a voluntary project. This project was supported by European Union.
Where did we come from ?
We were participants from 4 countries. The respective associations are :
- Citizens in Action from Greece,
- Inex-Sk from Slovakia,
- GSM from Turkey,
- Etudes et Chantiers from France
When and where ?
August 13th – 27th in Blanzat (Auvergne, France)
What was the aim of the project ?
The aim was to learn more about voluntarism, exclusion and about people who take part in voluntarism projects with a specific focus on people with fewer opportunities.
What about our daily life ?
- We slept in tents, woke up every day at 9 o’clock,
- We cooked by ourselves (breakfast, lunch and dinner) and washed dishes,
- We took part in morning energizers, games and workshops linked to voluntarism and teambuilding,
- We cleaned the area of the camp,
- We had also free time.
What did we do in our free time ?
- We organised family afternoon and sport tournament for local people,
- We visited Clermont-Ferrand (dinner in typical restaurant), we went hiking on the 2 vulcanos Puy de Dôme and Pariou, and we went for a picnic to the park of Volvic,
- We enjoyed swimming in the lake of the Gour de Tazenat and a magnificent firework in park Montjuzet.
What did we work with ?
- We spent a day on the working camp of the long term inclusion workcamp, tried their work and had barbecue, invited them to take part in our workshops,
- We had funny workshop with Jean-Pierre (Eurotrip) who organizes english coffee,
- We had a discussion with the associatons Meltin’Art and UNAREC, about their work.
What was the result of our project ?
- We made special tools for next volunteers to show them how easy and satisfying it is to become a volunteer,
- We created posters which every organization can use for propagation of voluntarism,
- We made an internet blog. There are also informations about our youth exchange,
- Finaly, we finished movie.
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