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Belgique Belgique: Rêve de Terre (CBB0325ESC)

Dates

16/06/2025   -   30/06/2025

Commentaires de 152 bénévoles

Sujets

Environnement
Construction

Volontaires déjà acceptés de

Slovaquie France Roumanie Moldavie Espagne

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Détails sur le projet

Âge
18 - 30
Nombre maximum de bénévoles
12
Encore de la place pour
3 Male + 3 Female
Langues
Anglais
La nourriture végétarienne
Oui
Accès avec handicap
Oui
Aéroport le plus proche
Charleroi (CRL)
Gare routière/ferroviaire la plus proche
Marloie train station
Carte

Travail

The non-profit organization “Rêve de Terre” has recently started occupying a new place of activity on the site of the self-catering “La Gatte d’Or” in Harsin, where it would like to organize environmental education activities. The building is surrounded by a 2-hectare plot of land. The organization would like to strengthen biodiversity there, and later be able to offer activities to discover a garden in all seasons.
Volunteers are therefore expected to landscape the place. They will create vegetable plots, prepare the soil, and plant (seeds, shrubs, etc.).
If one day the weather is too bad to stay outside all day, they will be asked to carry out small renovation works on the building instead.
The organization also wants to build a bread oven in this new place. It has already renovated an ancient bread oven in another village, which is now lit once a month by the villagers, and would like to reproduce this friendly dynamic around bread here. The second big task for the volunteers will therefore be to build a brand new bread oven, with the advice and instructions of the technical leader.
Finally, to inaugurate the place, a festive "open house" day will take place on the last Saturday of the project: the volunteers will participate in the organization (communication, decoration, sharing their ideas, etc.) and the animation of this day.

Logement et nourriture

Volunteers will sleep on the first floor of the self-catering “La Gatte d’Or” in Harsin, in rooms with two beds. Four toilets and three showers are available on the same floor, as well as a dining room where volunteers will eat and cook. “Rêve de Terre” will take care of shopping and preparing menus for the first few days, after which volunteers will be able to give free rein to their imagination and culinary talents! However, volunteers are asked to use seasonal and local products.

Situation, loisirs

The self-catering “La Gatte d’Or” is located in the small village of Harsin, in the district of Nassogne, about 10 km by car from the small town of Marche-en-Famenne. It is an isolated place, in the countryside, with no shops nearby. Shopping will be done by or with the association’s staff members, at producers and in shops of the region.
Volunteers will be able to take advantage of the organization’s good knowledge of the region and its magnificent natural heritage during break times. Among the possible activities: walk to discover the beaver habitat in the woods of Marche-en-Famenne, kayak on the lake of Nisramont, visit to “Fourneau Saint-Michel” and its museum of rural life, etc.

Partenaire

“Rêve de Terre” is a non-profit organization active in environmental education, located in the south of Belgium. Its usual activities include activities for schools (outdoor school, activities around local food, etc.), the organization of stays in the nature for children and of walks in the nature, the animation of workshops around the transmission and sharing of know-how, activities around a traditional bread oven, the support of permaculture gardens, etc. More information: https://revedeterre.be/

Itinéraire vers le point de rendez-vous

Monday the 16th of June in Marloie train station around 3.30pm.
Find your route on: www.belgiantrain.be

Commentaires additionnels

This project is a volunteering team, supported by the European Solidarity Corps program of the European Union. Compared to the usual workcamp participation scheme, some main financial and administrative differences must be underlined:  The participation to the ESC volunteering teams is subjects to several principles and conditions, presented on the ESC webpage: https://europa.eu/youth/solidarity/mission_en  The volunteers do not have to pay any fee (not sending, nor participation fee) to attend the project  The volunteers will receive pocket money, calculated on basis of 5€/day, once they arrive on the project in Belgium  The volunteers will receive a financial support for their travel, according to a maximum amount established in accordance with their travel distance  The volunteers need to register on the European Solidarity Corps Portal; CBB will organize their matching, on the online system, with the volunteering project  The volunteers will have to complete a participation report, submitted online by the ESC portal

Remarques

Be prepared for physical work, with manual tasks outdoors that can sometimes be tough.

Belgique Belgique: CBB Garden (CBB0425ESC)

Dates

05/07/2025   -   19/07/2025

Commentaires de 152 bénévoles

Sujets

Construction
Environnement

Volontaires déjà acceptés de

Ukraine Arménie Espagne Suède

Frais

0
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Détails sur le projet

Âge
18 - 30
Nombre maximum de bénévoles
12
Encore de la place pour
3 Male + 3 Female
Langues
Anglais
La nourriture végétarienne
Oui
Accès avec handicap
Oui
Aéroport le plus proche
Charleroi (CRL)
Gare routière/ferroviaire la plus proche
Marche-en-Famenne train station
Carte

Travail

Since the end of 2020, CBB has been managing a half-acre plot of land in Marche-en-Famenne, which the organization has transformed into a garden. They organize activities there that encourage young people to meet around the themes of ecological transition and responsible consumption (for example, workshops around vegetable garden and permaculture, building nest boxes and insect hotels, etc.). The fresh vegetables and herbs grown in the garden benefit the young people who take part in their activities.
They want this garden to be a place of meeting and (bio)diversity. The garden must live and evolve thanks to the young people who get involved in it. Above all, the garden must help to cultivate social ties, as well as sustainable and inclusive practices between more or less vulnerable young people, with or without disabilities.
This is the fourth consecutive year that CBB organizes a volunteering team to develop the garden.
This year again, the volunteers will share their time between building a new dry stone wall on the garden grounds and gardening.
The two previous volunteering teams have already started building dry stone walls to separate the garden itself from the part of the grounds converted into a relaxation area with wooden tables and benches. The volunteers will continue this dry stone construction work. They will benefit from the supervision of professionals who are experts in the field.
The other half of the time, the volunteers will garden. Thus, depending on the needs of the garden, they will water, clear, remove weeds, plant, transplant... in CBB’s terraced garden but also in other shared gardens managed by other associations of Marche-en-Famenne.

Logement et nourriture

The volunteers will stay in "La Campagnette", the new building acquired by the CBB in Marche-en-Famenne. Four bedrooms with bunk beds, a large room for relaxing and eating, a smaller room for activities, a small kitchen and an outdoor space will be available to the volunteers. The volunteers will do their own shopping and prepare their own meals together.

Situation, loisirs

Marche-en-Famenne is a small town in the countryside located in the south of the country. You can find everything there: schools, shops, industries, services... The town is surrounded by several industrial estates, but also by woods, fields and small villages where the pace of life remains rural. Liège, Namur and Luxembourg are easily accessible by train in about an hour, Brussels in two. It is also a good base camp to discover the natural heritage of the Ardenne region and to practice outdoor activities.

Partenaire

CBB (or “Compagnons Bâtisseurs Belgium”) is a non-profit and youth organization. Its activities aim to enable young people aged 15 to 30 to develop their responsibility and personal skills to become responsible, active, critical and supportive citizens. Volunteering, a permanent international dimension, welcoming diversity and networking characterise the organization’s action. Its usual activities include organising international workcamps and volunteering teams, volunteering weekends, youth exchanges, hosting, sending and supporting volunteers through the European Solidarity Corps, etc.

Itinéraire vers le point de rendez-vous

Saturday the 5th of July in Marche-en-Famenne train station around 3.30pm
Find your route on : www.belgiantrain.be

Commentaires additionnels

This project is a volunteering team, supported by the European Solidarity Corps program of the European Union. Compared to the usual workcamp participation scheme, some main financial and administrative differences must be underlined:  The participation to the ESC volunteering teams is subjects to several principles and conditions, presented on the ESC webpage: https://europa.eu/youth/solidarity/mission_en  The volunteers do not have to pay any fee (not sending, nor participation fee) to attend the project  The volunteers will receive pocket money, calculated on basis of 5€/day, once they arrive on the project in Belgium  The volunteers will receive a financial support for their travel, according to a maximum amount established in accordance with their travel distance  The volunteers need to register on the European Solidarity Corps Portal; CBB will organize their matching, on the online system, with the volunteering project  The volunteers will have to complete a participation report, submitted online by the ESC portal

Remarques

Be prepared for physical work, with manual tasks outdoors that can sometimes be tough.

Belgique Belgique: Fedasil Sugny II (CBB0525ESC)

Dates

12/07/2025   -   26/07/2025

Commentaires de 152 bénévoles

Sujets

Social
Travail Manuel
Enfants
1
Place(s) à
disponible

Volontaires déjà acceptés de

Ukraine Espagne France Allemagne Pakistan

Frais

0
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Détails sur le projet

Âge
18 - 30
Nombre maximum de bénévoles
12
Encore de la place pour
1
Langues
Anglais
La nourriture végétarienne
Oui
Accès avec handicap
Oui
Aéroport le plus proche
Brussels (Bruxelles) (BRU)
Gare routière/ferroviaire la plus proche
Gedinne train
Carte

Travail

The aim of this project is both to improve the quality of the residents' stay in the centre 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 contribute to improving the quality of the residents' stay, on the one hand, by participating in manual work, maintenance, painting, tidying up and gardening which will improve the living environment and, on the other hand, by proposing and participating in activities with the residents (sports, crafts, games, theme evenings, culinary activities, etc.), particularly with the children. As the project takes place during the school holidays, the children will indeed be present at the centre.

Logement et nourriture

The volunteers will be accommodated at the centre, in a common room or in rooms of 4, with all amenities (showers, toilets, etc.). They will share the same living conditions as the residents, which are very basic.
They will cook their own meals at set times.

Situation, loisirs

The Fedasil centre of Sugny is located in the Ardennes region, in the south of Belgium, close to the French border. The centre is very isolated; the region is sparsely populated and the nearest villages are 2 and 5 km away. It is surrounded by fields and woods; this site will therefore appeal to nature lovers.
In addition, the centre has several sports fields and volunteers will have more than enough opportunities to enjoy leisure time and meetings with the residents. On the first evening, a drink or a dance evening will be organised, in order to welcome the volunteers and get to know the residents.
During the weekend, depending on what you decide, it will be possible to organise cultural visits and travel to the largest Belgian cities.

Partenaire

The Fedasil reception centre for asylum-seekers of 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 Rixensart reflects these individual dramas and the hopes of the residents.
More information: https://www.facebook.com/FedasilSugny/?locale=fr_FR

Itinéraire vers le point de rendez-vous

Saturday the 12th of July at Gedinne train station at 3.00pm.

Commentaires additionnels

This project is a volunteering team, supported by the European Solidarity Corps program of the European Union. Compared to the usual workcamp participation scheme, some main financial and administrative differences must be underlined:  The participation to the ESC volunteering teams is subjects to several principles and conditions, presented on the ESC webpage: https://europa.eu/youth/solidarity/mission_en  The volunteers do not have to pay any fee (not sending, nor participation fee) to attend the project  The volunteers will receive pocket money, calculated on basis of 5€/day, once they arrive on the project in Belgium  The volunteers will receive a financial support for their travel, according to a maximum amount established in accordance with their travel distance  The volunteers need to register on the European Solidarity Corps Portal; CBB will organize their matching, on the online system, with the volunteering project  The volunteers will have to complete a participation report, submitted online by the ESC portal

Remarques

Camp language is english, but some notions of French will be useful. And also you can find here a lot of people from all over the world, you can discover numerous other languages! Facial expression, sign language and emotional interjections may help you in any situation! Feel free!

We warn the volunteers that the consumption of alcohol is strictly forbidden inside the centre.

It is necessary be able to listen to others. This kind of workcamp is a very rich personal and human experience. It makes people aware of the complexity of certain social conditions related to the great inequalities on our planet.
In order to demonstrate this, we ask the candidate volunteers:

  • to answer our specific questionnaire (if you do not have it yet, please ask it to your sending organization)
  • to send us a criminal record related to work with children
Belgique Belgique: Fedasil Rixensart II (CBB0625ESC)

Dates

13/07/2025   -   26/07/2025

Commentaires de 152 bénévoles

Sujets

Enfants
Social
Travail Manuel
2
Place(s) à
disponible

Volontaires déjà acceptés de

Autriche Arménie Ukraine Espagne Pologne

Frais

0
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Détails sur le projet

Âge
18 - 30
Nombre maximum de bénévoles
12
Encore de la place pour
2
Langues
Anglais
La nourriture végétarienne
Oui
Aéroport le plus proche
Brussels (Bruxelles) (BRU)
Gare routière/ferroviaire la plus proche
Rixensart train station
Carte

Travail

Volunteers will share their time between animation of the children living in the center and maintaining the center's outside areas, including its vegetable garden. They may also be asked to do some other little tasks, such as helping to sort clothes donated to the center.

Animation:
Half of the time, volunteers will propose and plan activities for children aged 3 to 10 who live in the center. Some examples could be: creative and artistic workshops, board games, walking excursions, going to the swimming pool, sports and games, movies, cultural visits, …
If they wish, the center would be delighted if they also offer activities to the center's teenagers (12-18 years old). 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 have priority.
The volunteers will receive the support of the center’s animation team, who’s used to work with volunteers every summer.

Outdoor maintenance and vegetable garden :
The other half of the time, volunteers will take care of the center's vegetable garden and help the technical team maintain the center's outdoor areas.
The vegetable garden was set up a few years ago and is usually maintained by a few residents and a staff member. It allows residents to benefit from fresh, seasonal vegetables. In summer, the vegetable garden requires constant attention: volunteers will therefore help with its maintenance and harvesting.
The center also has a park, a children's playground, a volleyball court, etc. Volunteers will help ensure that these areas remain pleasant for residents to use, among other tasks by pulling out weeds.

Logement et nourriture

Volunteers will sleep in a mixed dormitory with 6 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.
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.

Situation, loisirs

Rixensart 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…

Partenaire

The Fedasil reception center for asylum-seekers of 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, Syria, Afghanistan, Eritrea, 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

Itinéraire vers le point de rendez-vous

Sunday the 13th of July at the train station of Rixensart around 3 pm.
Find your route on: www.belgiantrain.be

Commentaires additionnels

This project is a volunteering team, supported by the European Solidarity Corps program of the European Union. Compared to the usual workcamp participation scheme, some main financial and administrative differences must be underlined:  The participation to the ESC volunteering teams is subjects to several principles and conditions, presented on the ESC webpage: https://europa.eu/youth/solidarity/mission_en  The volunteers do not have to pay any fee (not sending, nor participation fee) to attend the project  The volunteers will receive pocket money, calculated on basis of 5€/day, once they arrive on the project in Belgium  The volunteers will receive a financial support for their travel, according to a maximum amount established in accordance with their travel distance  The volunteers need to register on the European Solidarity Corps Portal; CBB will organize their matching, on the online system, with the volunteering project  The volunteers will have to complete a participation report, submitted online by the ESC portal

Remarques

We warn the volunteers that the consumption of alcohol is strictly forbidden inside the centre.

The volunteers are required to have basic knowledge of French.
Besides, it is necessary to have basic knowledge about group’s animation (songs, music, dance, plays…) and to be able to assume responsibility within a group. Be able to listen to others is very important there. This kind of workcamp is a very rich personal and human experience. It makes people aware of the complexity of certain social conditions related to the great inequalities on our planet.
In order to demonstrate this, we ask the candidate volunteers:

  • to answer our specific questionnaire (if you do not have it yet, please ask it to your sending organization)
  • to send us a CGC (Certificate of good conduct)

We will not confirm any placement request before the analysis of these documents.

Belgique Belgique: Festival Esperanzah! (CBB0825)

Dates

14/07/2025   -   30/07/2025

Commentaires de 152 bénévoles

Sujets

Travail Manuel
Art
1
Place(s) à
disponible

Volontaires déjà acceptés de

Mexique Ukraine Syria Espagne

Frais

EUR 150
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Détails sur le projet

Âge
18 - 99
Nombre maximum de bénévoles
10
Encore de la place pour
1
Langues
Anglais
La nourriture végétarienne
Oui
Aéroport le plus proche
Brussels (Bruxelles) (BRU)
Gare routière/ferroviaire la plus proche
Floreffe train station
Carte

Travail

This project is about giving a hand to the music festival "Esperanzah!", which will take place from Friday, July 25th to Sunday, July 27th. Volunteers will work before and after the festival, but will be free during the festival weekend so they can fully enjoy it.
Before the festival: volunteers will join the festival's "decoration" team. They will primarily help with the construction and assembly of the scenery and of all the items making the place more beautiful. They will work with wood, metal, fabric, and paint, using screws and tools (screwdrivers, saws, angle grinders, etc.). After the festival, during the last three days of the project, they will participate in the dismantling.
This project is for those who love DIY, meeting people, and, of course, music.

Logement et nourriture

Living conditions will be quite basic. Volunteers will sleep in indoor dormitories. They are asked to bring their own mattress, sleeping bag, and pillow. Showers and toilets are located in the building.
For meals, volunteers will benefit from a catering service and are therefore not required to cook their own meals.

Situation, loisirs

The festival takes place in the outdoor spaces surrounding the abbey of Floreffe. Floreffe is a large village 12 minutes by train from the city of Namur, and its abbey is just a half-hour walk from its train station.
Volunteers will work during the week and the first Saturday of the project (July 19th) but will be free for the entire duration of the festival, from early afternoon on Friday, July 25th to Sunday, July 27th, so they can fully enjoy the festival.
During the workcamp, activities will be organized on certain evenings for all the volunteers preparing the festival. In fact, the volunteers participating in this workcamp won't be the only ones on site! They will have the opportunity to meet and have a drink at the end of the day (at the bar set up especially for them!) with volunteers from another workcamp, as well as with Belgian volunteers and organizers. A BBQ with all the setup teams will also be organized on Sunday, July 20th.

Partenaire

The music festival "Esperanzah!" has been held since 2002. Last year, 27,000 festival-goers attended. Esperanzah! aims to be an alternative and committed festival, which applies the principles of social economy and sustainable development. It aims to contribute, through a cultural approach, to the establishment of a deeply social, united, anti-productivist, ecological, democratic, anti-racist and feminist society. The choice of artists, as well as every aspect of the festival's organization (catering, waste sorting, accessibility, NGOs’ village, annual awareness campaign, plan for the prevention of sexist and sexual violence, etc.) reflect these values. More information and this year's lineup: https://www.esperanzah.be/

Itinéraire vers le point de rendez-vous

Monday the 14th of July at the train station of Floreffe at 5pm.
Find your route on: www.belgiantrain.be

Commentaires additionnels

The first weekend: volunteers will work on Saturday, and will be free on Sunday. They will be invited to participate in a BBQ with all the setup teams on Sunday evening. The second weekend of the project is the festival weekend: volunteers will be free after lunch on Friday to enjoy the festival. There will be no other free days during the project.

Remarques

Daily meetings to explain the day's tasks and technical explanations are held in French, but English translation will always be available. Therefore, speaking French is not required to participate in this project.

Belgique Belgique: Fedasil Rixensart III (CBB0725ESC)

Dates

27/07/2025   -   09/08/2025

Commentaires de 152 bénévoles

Sujets

Enfants
Social
Travail Manuel
3
Place(s) à
disponible

Volontaires déjà acceptés de

France Ukraine Espagne Allemagne Italie

Frais

0
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Détails sur le projet

Âge
18 - 30
Nombre maximum de bénévoles
12
Encore de la place pour
3
Langues
Anglais
La nourriture végétarienne
Oui
Aéroport le plus proche
Brussels (Bruxelles) (BRU)
Gare routière/ferroviaire la plus proche
Rixensart train station
Carte

Travail

Volunteers will share their time between animation of the children living in the center and maintaining the center's outside areas, including its vegetable garden. They may also be asked to do some other little tasks, such as helping to sort clothes donated to the center.

Animation:
Half of the time, volunteers will propose and plan activities for children aged 3 to 10 who live in the center. Some examples could be: creative and artistic workshops, board games, walking excursions, going to the swimming pool, sports and games, movies, cultural visits, …
If they wish, the center would be delighted if they also offer activities to the center's teenagers (12-18 years old). 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 have priority.
The volunteers will receive the support of the center’s animation team, who’s used to work with volunteers every summer.

Outdoor maintenance and vegetable garden :
The other half of the time, volunteers will take care of the center's vegetable garden and help the technical team maintain the center's outdoor areas.
The vegetable garden was set up a few years ago and is usually maintained by a few residents and a staff member. It allows residents to benefit from fresh, seasonal vegetables. In summer, the vegetable garden requires constant attention: volunteers will therefore help with its maintenance and harvesting.
The center also has a park, a children's playground, a volleyball court, etc. Volunteers will help ensure that these areas remain pleasant for residents to use, among other tasks by pulling out weeds.

Logement et nourriture

Volunteers will sleep in a mixed dormitory with 6 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.
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.

Situation, loisirs

Rixensart 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…

Partenaire

he Fedasil reception center for asylum-seekers of 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, Syria, Afghanistan, Eritrea, 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

Itinéraire vers le point de rendez-vous

Sunday the 3d of August at the train station of Rixensart around 3 pm.
Find your route on: www.belgiantrain.be

Commentaires additionnels

This project is a volunteering team, supported by the European Solidarity Corps program of the European Union. Compared to the usual workcamp participation scheme, some main financial and administrative differences must be underlined:  The participation to the ESC volunteering teams is subjects to several principles and conditions, presented on the ESC webpage: https://europa.eu/youth/solidarity/mission_en  The volunteers do not have to pay any fee (not sending, nor participation fee) to attend the project  The volunteers will receive pocket money, calculated on basis of 5€/day, once they arrive on the project in Belgium  The volunteers will receive a financial support for their travel, according to a maximum amount established in accordance with their travel distance  The volunteers need to register on the European Solidarity Corps Portal; CBB will organize their matching, on the online system, with the volunteering project  The volunteers will have to complete a participation report, submitted online by the ESC portal

Remarques

We warn the volunteers that the consumption of alcohol is strictly forbidden inside the centre.

The volunteers are required to have basic knowledge of French.
Besides, it is necessary to have basic knowledge about group’s animation (songs, music, dance, plays…) and to be able to assume responsibility within a group. Be able to listen to others is very important there. This kind of workcamp is a very rich personal and human experience. It makes people aware of the complexity of certain social conditions related to the great inequalities on our planet.
In order to demonstrate this, we ask the candidate volunteers:

  • to answer our specific questionnaire (if you do not have it yet, please ask it to your sending organization)
  • to send us a CGC (Certificate of good conduct)

We will not confirm any placement request before the analysis of these documents.

Belgique Belgique: Les Stations de Plein Air asbl (CBB1025TEEN)

Dates

02/08/2025   -   09/08/2025

Commentaires de 152 bénévoles

Sujets

Travail Manuel
Rénovation

Volontaires déjà acceptés de

Espagne Italie

Frais

EUR 330 i Les frais sont à régler en deux fois:

EUR 150 à payer maintenant.
EUR 180 à payer après confirmation.

Remarque : les frais totaux peuvent varier en fonction des taux bancaires.
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Détails sur le projet

Âge
15 - 17
Nombre maximum de bénévoles
12
Encore de la place pour
3 Male + 6 Female
Langues
Anglais
La nourriture végétarienne
Oui
Accès avec handicap
Oui
Aéroport le plus proche
Brussels (Bruxelles) (BRU)
Gare routière/ferroviaire la plus proche
Brussels-Schuman
Carte

Travail

By hosting volunteers, the non-profit organization “Les Stations de Plein Air” hopes to improve the spaces used to host children and organize their activities. Volunteers are therefore expected to carry out manual renovation work. They will prepare the bedrooms and common areas on the first floor of "Pavillon Albert" to accommodate groups in the future. They will be painting walls, cleaning, and carrying out minor repairs.
If they progress quickly, they could also help replace the vinyl flooring in the kitchen, as well as maintain the park's green spaces (for example, trimming hedges, staking fruit trees, etc.).
They will be accompanied in these tasks by Sekou, one of the non-profit's staff member.
A project for budding DIY enthusiasts!

Logement et nourriture

Volunteers will be accommodated on the ground floor of "Pavilion Albert." In addition to a kitchen and several bedrooms with bunk beds, they will have access to a large living room and, of course, to the park.
They will prepare their own breakfast and dinner. Lunch will be provided by the organization’s kitchen and shared with the activity leaders and children from the summer camps.
Please inform us in advance of any special dietary requirements so that we can organize the shopping.

Situation, loisirs

Brussels is the capital of Belgium and Europe.
The park was commissioned by king Leopold II to embellish the Woluwe-Saint-Pierre district that became the most elegant and the greenest part of Brussels. Les Station de Plein Air, created in 1933, is one of the first playgrounds in Brussels. 
Upon request, the non-profit can provide you with board games, books and comics.
On Sunday and at the end of the work days, you can take advantage of the recommendations and advice from the non-profit's staff members to visit the city with your group.

Partenaire

The non-profit organization “Les Stations de Plein Air” has been organizing activities for children for almost a hundred years: activities after school and during school holidays, as well as residential activities for schools outside of Brussels. It also organizes training for future youth leaders, equipping teenagers and young adults to lead children's activities themselves.
The organization pays particular attention to promoting social diversity in its activities and making them financially accessible to as many kids as possible.
It is located in a nine-hectare park, called “Parc Parmentier”, in a green area of ​​the city, where it also has an educational vegetable garden.
More information: www.parcparmentier.be

Commentaires additionnels

180€ of participation fee

Belgique Belgique: GRIMM (CBB0925)

Dates

09/08/2025   -   23/08/2025

Commentaires de 152 bénévoles

Sujets

Travail Manuel
Rénovation
2
Place(s) à
disponible

Volontaires déjà acceptés de

Mexique Espagne Cameroon

Frais

EUR 150
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Détails sur le projet

Âge
18 - 99
Nombre maximum de bénévoles
12
Encore de la place pour
2
Langues
Anglais
La nourriture végétarienne
Oui
Aéroport le plus proche
Brussels (Bruxelles) (BRU)
Gare routière/ferroviaire la plus proche
Marche en Famenne
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Travail

Volunteers will help build a barbecue area in the Fond des Vaulx woods, in the center of Marche-en-Famenne. There is already a barbecue area in these woods, but GRIMM wants to build a second one so that more families and residents of the town can enjoy it during the warmer weather. Volunteers will lay a concrete base and build a shelter, as well as several picnic tables and benches.
Volunteers will also carry out several improvements along a walking trail in another wood in the town. This wood is inhabited by a colony of beavers, who regularly alter the landscape by creating flooded areas; the volunteers will therefore build footbridges so that people can continue to walk there without getting their feet wet. They will also build a picnic table and benches.
If you work quickly, other small outdoor manual tasks will be planned.
Volunteers will work in several teams, each lead by one member of GRIMM.
If you enjoy working with wood, screws, and tools, this is the project for you!

Logement et nourriture

The volunteers will stay in “Saint-François complex”, in double bedrooms. Toilets and showers are on the same floor, the kitchen and a large living area (a former chapel) a few floors below. Volunteers will do their own shopping and prepare their own meals.

Situation, loisirs

Marche-en-Famenne is a small town in the countryside located in the south of the country. You can find everything there: schools, shops, industries, services... The town is surrounded by several industrial estates, but also by woods, fields and small villages where the pace of life remains rural. Liège, Namur and Luxembourg are easily accessible by train in about an hour, Brussels in two. It is also a good base camp to discover the natural heritage of the Ardenne region and to practice outdoor activities.
But participating to the “GRIMM workcamp” also means experiencing traditions that are maintained year after year: your stay will be punctuated by a welcome BBQ on the first day, a farewell BBQ on the last day, and, above all, your participation in the local festivities on August 15th. On August 15, Marche-en-Famenne indeed takes a leap back a century for a large “1900 market”, with old trades, old games, crafts and birds.

Partenaire

GRIMM (standing for: Groupe d’Intérêt pour le Milieu Marchois – or: interest group for the environment of Marche, in English), is a local non-profit organization whose goal is to promote and preserve the living environment of the inhabitants of the municipality of Marche-en-Famenne by drawing inspiration from the principles of sustainable development. It works in collaboration with the municipality’s environmental department. For example, it takes care of securing sections of road for amphibians to cross during their annual migration. Each year, GRIMM also hosts a group of international volunteers to carry out small public utility improvements together (for example: building benches and picnic tables, footbridges, etc. on a local promenade) and renovating those from previous years.

Itinéraire vers le point de rendez-vous

Saturday the 9th of August at the train station of Marche-en-Famenne at 3.40pm.

Commentaires additionnels

The project is very manual and takes place entirely outdoor, rain or sun; so be prepared to that