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Deutschland Deutschland: HISTORY&CARE - Peenemünde (NIG01)

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16/06/2025   -   27/06/2025

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Alter
18 - 27
Maximale Anzahl von Freiwilligen
8
Immer noch Platz für
2
Sprachen
Englisch
Vegetarisches Essen
Ja
Nächster Flughafen
Berlin (BER)
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Train station: Peenenünde.
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During World War II, nine above-ground bunker facilities were built to temporarily store V2 rockets. Volunteers will help preserve the remaining bunker structures by cutting grass, clearing pathways, and making the remnants more visible to the community. These bunkers and their history give Peenemünde its unique character. By contributing to this project, volunteers help to preserve an important part of German history so that it is not forgotten.
The Historical-Technical Museum will provide tools, work gloves, and bicycles for commuting to the worksite.

Unterkunft und Verpflegung

Volunteers will stay in cozy vintage trailers on the grounds of a youth hostel. Pillows, blankets, and mattresses will be provided. There will be freshly cooked meals, including vegetarian options for dinner and sandwiches for breakfast and lunch.

Lage und Freizeit

Location:
The town of Peenemünde, with around 400 inhabitants and surrounded by untouched nature, has a rich and eventful history. It is located in the northern part of the island of Usedom and is best known for the first successful rocket launch into space. During the Nazi era, Peenemünde was home to Europe’s largest research center, where "secret weapons" such as the V2 rocket were developed.

Leisure:
Excursions are possible, such as visits to the beach right on site or in the nearby town of Karlshagen, as well as a short trip to Świnoujście in Poland. Bicycles are available.

Wer organisiert das Projekt?

Since 1990, NiG has been bringing together socially engaged youth and dedicated volunteers to organize and run international work camps in Germany, as well as multilateral youth exchanges both at home and abroad. As part of a global network, we also connect young people with meaningful projects through our partner organizations worldwide.

Over the years, thousands of participants from 42 countries have collaborated on impactful initiatives. With more than 800 work camps completed, we continue to create opportunities for cultural exchange, learning, and social engagement.
In our multi-week camps, volunteers contribute to essential and much-needed projects in various fields, including:

> Environmental conservation and sustainability
> Working with children and youth
> Arts and culture
> Preservation of historical landmarks

Anreise zum Treffpunkt

Meeting Point will be at the train station Peenenünde.

Deutschland Deutschland: ECO&IMPACT III - Upahl-Lenzen/ Teterow (NIG06)

Dauer

18/08/2025   -   31/08/2025

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18 - 27
Maximale Anzahl von Freiwilligen
8
Immer noch Platz für
3 Male + 0 Female
Sprachen
Englisch
Vegetarisches Essen
Ja
Nächster Flughafen
Berlin (BER)
Anreise über
Train station: Lohmen
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This workcamp is perfect for nature lovers, as the work takes place outdoors in the Upahl-Lenzen Nature Reserve. Volunteers will maintain the area by mowing meadows and clearing the grass—all by hand, as traditional farming techniques cannot be used. The project aims to preserve the nature reserve and is carried out in cooperation with the environmental agency of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania.

Unterkunft und Verpflegung

ACCOMMODATION:
Volunteers will be accommodated in a youth club located in a former kindergarten. The accommodation is simple and functional. Outside, there is a fire pit that invites everyone to gather in the evenings. The volunteers should bring sleeping bag and mattress pad with them, as the accommodation only provides mattresses but no blankets.

FOOD:
Meals will be prepared by the volunteers themselves, who will contribute their own recipes, creating a colorful mix of traditional specialties and new creations.

Lage und Freizeit

LOCATION:
Lohmen is a peaceful village in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, surrounded by the Upahl-Lenzen Nature Reserve. With around 850 inhabitants, it offers a tranquil, community-oriented atmosphere and a variety of recreational opportunities. Visitors can explore the labyrinth, get active on sports fields, or discover the archaeological nature trail. A nearby lake also invites for swimming. Lohmen combines nature, history, and relaxation, making it ideal for those who want to enjoy rural life in a culturally rich environment.

LEISURE:
Volunteers can explore the surroundings by water or go swimming together. Excursions to other cities, such as Rostock, are also possible.

Wer organisiert das Projekt?

Since 1990, NiG has been bringing together socially engaged youth and dedicated volunteers to organize and run international work camps in Germany, as well as multilateral youth exchanges both at home and abroad. As part of a global network, we also connect young people with meaningful projects through our partner organizations worldwide.

Over the years, thousands of participants from 42 countries have collaborated on impactful initiatives. With more than 800 work camps completed, we continue to create opportunities for cultural exchange, learning, and social engagement.
In our multi-week camps, volunteers contribute to essential and much-needed projects in various fields, including:

> Environmental conservation and sustainability
> Working with children and youth
> Arts and culture
> Preservation of historical landmarks

Deutschland Deutschland: NATURE&MEMORY - Malchow (NIG07)

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08/09/2025   -   19/09/2025

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18 - 27
Maximale Anzahl von Freiwilligen
8
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3 Male + 0 Female
Sprachen
Englisch
Vegetarisches Essen
Ja
Nächster Flughafen
Berlin (BER)
Anreise über
Train station: Malchow

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Participants will work on the grounds of a former external camp of the Ravensbrück women’s concentration camp, where hundreds of women were forced to work under extreme conditions in the armaments industry during World War II. To honor their memory, a memorial is being created on the site. In the first step, volunteers will physically assist in preparing the area and carrying out initial construction measures. At the same time, they will have the opportunity to contribute ideas for the design of the memorial, ensuring that it becomes a dignified place of remembrance and education.

Unterkunft und Verpflegung

ACCOMMODATION:
Volunteers will be accommodated in a youth hostel. They will sleep in shared rooms. The accommodation is simple and functional, providing a good base for the shared experience in the workcamp.

FOOD:
Volunteers will enjoy freshly cooked, delicious meals, including vegetarian options.

Lage und Freizeit

LOCATION:
Malchow is a small town in the south of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, situated between two large lakes. The region offers numerous recreational opportunities, from beautiful nature and water sports to relaxing walks along the lakes. Malchow also has a rich and moving history: During World War II, it was the external camp of the Ravensbrück concentration camp, where hundreds of women were forced to work under inhuman conditions. Today, remembrance of this time serves as a reminder of the importance of advocating for peace and humanity.

LEISURE:
Volunteers can swim, explore the surroundings by water, or go on bike tours. Excursions to cities such as Rostock are also possible. In the evenings, group games or creative activities provide opportunities for exchange.

Wer organisiert das Projekt?

Since 1990, NiG has been bringing together socially engaged youth and dedicated volunteers to organize and run international work camps in Germany, as well as multilateral youth exchanges both at home and abroad. As part of a global network, we also connect young people with meaningful projects through our partner organizations worldwide.

Over the years, thousands of participants from 42 countries have collaborated on impactful initiatives. With more than 800 work camps completed, we continue to create opportunities for cultural exchange, learning, and social engagement.
In our multi-week camps, volunteers contribute to essential and much-needed projects in various fields, including:

> Environmental conservation and sustainability
> Working with children and youth
> Arts and culture
> Preservation of historical landmarks