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Jeunesse et Reconstruction Workcamps in France 2016
INTRODUCTION
Name of the organisation: JEUNESSE ET RECONSTRUCTION
Year of foundation: 1948
Location of the central office: 10, rue de Trévise 75009 PARIS FRANCE Tel: + 33 1 47 70 75 72 Fax: + 33 1 48 00 92 18 Email: camp@volontariat.org
Other offices: 3 local offices Aims and objectives: Jeunesse et Reconstruction is a youth organisation, whose aim is to favour and promote international youth exchanges, through the means of voluntary service, regardless of social, racial or religious background to develop personal commitment in a group or individual activity. Activities: workcamps (short term, midterm), long term volunteering (ICYE), trainings, language courses, seminars.
Official website: www.volontariat.org
Conditions for participation in our workcamps: - age limit: 18 to 30 years old (except social camps: 20 to 30 years old) - common languages used in the camps: English/French or French/English depending on the composition of the groups, - French speaking camps: some camps are declared French speaking, to promote the use of French language, and to give a possibility to the volunteers to practice French. Social camps are also indicated as French-speaking because knowledge of French is compulsory. - Extra fee: for festivals, we charge an extra fee of 50? to be paid by volunteer on arrival. - Teenager camps: age 14-17, extra fee of 380? to pay on arrival (or by partner organisation)
List of workcamps (by date order)
LOCATION OF WORKCAMPS Auvergne region JR16/100 to JR16/119
Rhône-Alpes Region JR16/200 to JR16/217
Midi-Pyrenees Region JR16/300 to JR16/304
Ile de France region JR16/03, JR16/04
Nord Pas-de-Calais Picardie region JR16/01
Pays-de-Loire region JR16/02
Letter to the volunteers
To come to a workcamp in France means, first of all, to make the choice of “discovering”: discovering a culture in which you are going to be fully integrated; discovering of a new language; discovering intercultural learning in a group of volunteers coming from all parts of the world; discovering of a region…
Jeunesse et Reconstruction was created in 1948 and,since then, it has never stopped promoting the idea of another way of travelling. The organization has its head office in Paris, and regional offices in Auvergne, Midi-Pyrénées and Rhône Alpes. Since its creation, it has hosted more than 100 000 volunteers on workcamps or on long term volunteering programmes.
The aim of a workcamp is to promote volunteering through a community service project in the municipality which is going to host you, but also to promote respect, exchange and tolerance through intercultural and intergenerational exchanges. The work that has to be done is thus central in the set up of a workcamp and its completion guarantees the recognition of the group within the community. Depending on the type of workcamp, the work can be: the renovation or restoration of a monument/building, the maintenance of «green spaces», the protection of the environment, a social or a cultural project… Then, we are not talking of usual tourist holidays any longer: you are going to be integrated in the French culture and its diversity; as a consequence, you will make a significant and enriching experience. Moreover, the volunteers who come to a workcamp come from different countries, different backgrounds, and their age can be different too (from 17 to 30 years old): they are not only students but all of them want to share they culture.
A workcamp is thus a space and a time for exchanges and encounters for the volunteers, but it is also the result of an important partnership between our organization, the municipality that is hosting the camp and different structures such as the district and regional councils or the Youth and Sports ministry. The funding of a workcamp is done by those different structures as a policy promoting open-mindedness and intercultural learning. The camps mainly take place in rural areas, and consequently, the aim is to meet foreign cultures, for those people who cannot travel abroad, and to mobilise the volunteers around a common project which is useful to the community.
The group will be managed by a «camp leader»: he/ she is not a paid staff of our organisation but a volunteer, just like you, who has chosen to get more involved in order to federate the workcamp volunteers: he/she will be in charge of the management of the group, of the food budget and of the free time activities but he/she will always be ready to listen to your suggestions because initiatives are always welcome and strengthen the team spirit of the group, particularly concerning free time activities. The team leader will expect a personal involvement from you and also some help in the daily life and chores. He/She is also the representative of our organisation towards the different actors: municipality, funding partners, local organisations...etc.
You have chosen to make the experience of a workcamp organised by Jeunesse et Reconstruction consequently you are making a commitment and that is why we expect from you:
1) At work:
- To respect the work timetables and schedules defined with the village/city municipality and to adapt to the difficulties inherent to every workcamp. - To follow the safety regulations in order to protect yourself and to protect the other members of the group from any accident, - To wear appropriate clothes for working, - To take good care of the materials and tools, - To respect the environment in which you are going to work, - To involve yourself so that the work is finished at the end of the camp.
2) In the daily life of the group and during the free time activities:
- To respect the culture of the other volunteers and of all the people you are going to meet during the camp. - To get involve in the daily life of the group through the free time activities and the daily chores, - To respect the accommodation premises and equipment (kitchen, bathroom….) - To adapt to the living conditions of the camp because they may be very different from what you are used to live in (tents, school rooms, etc…) and to accept simple living conditions. Moreover, workcamps are usually located in quite isolated rural areas. - To follow the regulations concerning the consumption of alcohol: no excess will be accepted, please be responsible and adult. The use of any drug is prohibited in France, and thus fully prohibited on the workcamp. - To give life to the group: indeed, the success of a workcamp lies in the personal involvement of all the volunteers: initiatives are welcome and they allow better exchanges. - To make sure you will be present from the starting date till the ending date of the camp in order not to disturb the group, but above all in order to respect the hosting municipality. - To follow the advice of the camp leader for the well-being of the group.
We remind to read carefully the infosheet of your workcamp. Please pay attention to the remarks giving you advice on what to bring for the workcamp. Particularly, be careful to the necessity of bringing good shoes for work (for safety) and a sleeping bag (in case you do not bring it, we cannot provide one and you will have to buy one). Have a nice workcamp and enjoy it! The Jeunesse et Reconstruction staff and team
CAMP DESCRIPTIONS In date order
RENO,ENVI, Age: 18-30. 13 VOLS WORK: The international volunteers’ team will take part in collective work very close to the ancient castle of Le Beaucet. Your objective: rearrange a former foot path that originally linked the castle to the rest of the village. This path has not been used for decades given the numerous plants and trees that overrun the ground. In order to allow visitors, tourists and hikers to access the castle other than by car, and enjoy the beautiful panorama you will take part in a big clearing up operation! With secateurs and handsaws, you will cut up the vegetation and clear the path. A repetitive work, with a lot of handling, that you will though perform in a beautiful site with the help of local people! Work 5 hours per day, 5 days per week. Remember to bring sturdy shoes and closed for work! ACCOMODATION: Outdoor daily life in a remarkable place! You will be accommodated under tents on the esplanade next to the castle, on the top of the hill that overhangs the village of Le Beaucet and the valley! Tents and mattresses will be provided by our organization but please don’t forget to bring you sleeping bag. Sanitary facilities will be installed on the esplanade (shower and toilets). A kitchen will be at your disposal inside the castle for preparing your meals. Meals will be prepared by volunteers for the whole group. Like every other volunteer you will participate in the daily tasks and the group organization: cooking, washing dishes, cleaning, planning free time activities, buying food… Please note that the organizers of the camp can’t take care of you if you arrive before the starting date of the camp. LANGUAGE: ENGLISH / and: French LOCATION: Welcome to Provence! Between the Vaucluse mountains and the famous Mount Ventoux, Le Beaucet is located in the Comtat Venaissin region, very close to the Luberon. You will have the chance to get to know the fascinating history of this Southern France region that offers numerous leisure and discovery activities: visit of villages, trip to Avignon, to the Mount Ventoux, to the Fountain of Vaucluse, visit of a wine cellar and wine tasting... You will also have the opportunity of meeting the inhabitants and participating in the various local summer events and celebrations. In order to make intercultural exchanges easier, please do not forget to bring specialties and traditional recipes from your country, as well as pictures, music, curios to share about your culture! More info about the region: http://www.tourisme-venasque.com/fr/1.cfm?p=1-accueil-tourisme-et-culture-en-provence-villages-pittoresques-luberon-et-ventoux TERMINAL: Carpentras REMARKS: Project located in a very small village!
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SPECIAL FEE 200.00 EUR WORK: During this training you will be able to discover or deepen the ancestral technique of dry stone. You will be trained by two experts of this technique, called “muraillers”. The training will focus on the following educational concepts: Why dry stone - Sorting stones - How to handle the stones - The waist with specific tools - Laying of the foundation stone - Calculation of the fruit, choice of a facing stone - The calibration - Different rules built - Laying couvertines and wall finish. In order to practice your acquired knowledge you will rebuild a retaining wall on the castle site. ACCOMODATION: The training includes accommodation and all meals. You will stay in a collective cottage located 10 minutes from the site of ARTIAS. Evening meals will be taken in the cottage which is located in a farm. The farm products are certified Organic farming, so you will eat quality food! Meal preparation will be made collectively: every day, two participants will be responsible for preparing the meals for the group. More information about the cottage: http://www.fermedesfromentaux.com/index.html Showers and toilets nearby. Equipped kitchen. LANGUAGE: ENGLISH / and: French LOCATION: ARTIAS is located in the municipality of Retournac in the Region of AUVERGNE. The site overhangs majestically the Loire river (see photos). There is a train station in Retournac (Saint-Etienne - Le Puy-en-Velay line). With its natural and built heritage (Loire runs along the city), Retournac is a pleasant small town. Website of Retournac: http://www.ville-retournac.fr/ The area offers many opportunities for walking and recreation: swimming in the river, heritage tour, festival. Depending on the time and the weather we plan to organize during the training the visit of one or two outstanding sites for the dry stone and to watch movies linked to the topic. TERMINAL: Retournac SPECIAL FEE 200.00 EUR
JR16/215 SAINT ALBAN BASSENS - ON THE PATHS OF SAVOY Chambéry 18/06-09/07/16 RENO,ENVI, Age: 18-30. 11 VOLS WORK: You will do renovation work in Saint-Alban-Leysse during the first ten days of the project. The technical advisors for this part of the project will prepare a programme of varied tasks for you, from traditional stone masonry to painting urban furniture, and even clearing away undergrowth in green spaces. You will work in small teams and you will have the chance to try everything, under the watchful eyes of the experienced and kind town workers. During the final ten days your team will carry out work in Bassens: accompanied by a local walkers organisation, who will help you to restore the hiking paths to good condition. Please note: There will be bikes available to use by your team to travel between your accommodation and your project work sites. ACCOMODATION: You will be staying in the Champiteau building, near to the Saint-Alban-Leysse’s town centre: on site there will be a kitchen, toilets, and showers; and even a little garden for taking naps in the shade! For bedding, J & R will provide sleeping mats which you can put in one of the building’s rooms; remember to bring sheets and a sleeping bag! The meals will be prepared as a group and you will be required to take part in daily chores (cooking, dish washing, cleaning, etc.) Don’t forget to bring ingredients and recipes from your country to show your country’s gastronomy to the other volunteers and the inhabitants. Please note: Bikes will be available to you for travelling between your accommodation and your project work site, and also for exploring the surrounding areas independently! LANGUAGE: ENGLISH / and: French TERMINAL: Chambéry
Age: 18-30. 9 VOLS WORK: Either if you are a creative arts’ enthusiastic or curious about learning how to Paint, this workcamp is made for you! Your mission will be to participate in the revalorization of a part of the Saint Jean Bosco’s school. You will have to paint some walls of the school corridors and will have the chance to create a giant fresco on the main wall. Come and take part to the adventure! The project: Repaint this space that has been made for the students to share, find people from all horizons of life and leave a permanent souvenir during your stay in Cluses. You will work every morning (5 hours per day from Monday to Friday) and it will give you the opportunity to discover other regions through cultural activities and touristic visits on the afternoons. Don’t forget to bring old clothes for the painting activities! ACCOMODATION: Next to the town center of Cluses and the many facilities, you will be directly accommodated in tents inside Saint Jean Bosco school (http://college-sjbosco.fr/): Jeunesse et Reconstruction is providing the tents and mattresses, but take into consideration that you will have to bring your own sleeping bag! A kitchen, showers and restrooms will be at the disposition of all volunteers inside of the school building. You will prepare your meals as a group and you will be required to participate in daily chores (cooking, dish washing, cleaning, etc.). Please note: the association will not take responsibility of you if you decide to arrive before the indicated date or to leave after the end of the workcamp. LANGUAGE: ENGLISH / and: French LOCATION: On the foothills of the most beautiful mountains in the Nothern Alps and next to the famous Grande Route des Alpes, the cute town of Cluses - 17000 habitants – is located in an amazing area! From Cluses you can easily access to different touristic sites such as Chamonix, the Mont Blanc and the Leman Lake rivers, Geneva or the pretty town of Annecy. Guided by the locals, you will be able to discover the local culture and the surroundings panoramas through cultural activities and visits! Possible leisure activities: mountain sports (hiking, climbing etc), swimming in the rivers, trips to Geneva, Annecy or Chamonix, concerts, shared meals and, obviously, intercultural and linguistic exchanges! Don’t forget to bring games, musical instruments, recipes, pictures and other souvenirs from your home country in order to share this memorable experience with the other volunteers and with the locals. For more information about the region: http://www.savoie-mont-blanc.com/offre/fiche-de-turisme-intercommunal-cluses-arve-et-montagne/473200 TERMINAL: Cluses
RENO - Age: 18-30. 7 VOLS WORK: You will be working for two weeks, in collaboration with the town teenagers and pensioners, in order to complete the construction of the front esplanade of the war memorial monuments, which began last year. This project is very important for the senior residents, who are looking forward to build a place of commemoration in the heart of the village. Indeed, twenty people of all ages will be working every morning: a great atmosphere and conviviality are on the menu, in addition to, of course, an incredible experience of solidarity! From a technical point of view, your goal will be to complete the restoration of the wall that was started last year, to build a small stone wall, to make a vegetable border on the walls as well as spreading gravel. At the end of the project, the new war memorial esplanade should be operational, and you would proudly be able to attend the inauguration ceremony! You will be working 5 days a weeks, 4 to 5 hours per day, in the morning. Don’t forget to bring appropriate, closed-toe shoes to have it during your work. ACCOMODATION: Your accommodation will be in a communal hall situated in the town center (only 200m from the worksite). «Jeunesse et Reconstruction» will be providing the mattresses, but please bring along your own sleeping bag. The meals will be prepared by volunteers, in teams of 2, at the accommodation area. Toilets on site. The showers are located on the football stadium, at 800m walk from the main location: bikes will therefore be at your disposal in order to get there. We are unable to accommodate you if you arrive before the starting date of the site. Accommodation will be at your own expenses, if you will arrive earlier (contact the hostel to verify availability): you can contactgina (devant la gare) Hôtel restaurant - Camping L’Epervière**: 04 75 42 32 00 Etoile - Camping La Mare: 04 75 59 33 79 LANGUAGE: ENGLISH / and: French LOCATION: Situated in the Drôme, at approximatively 10km south of Valence, Beauvallon is a small, dynamic and pleasant commune overlooking the Rhône valley. Between the peaceful lake, the orchards, the historical village and the Véore river it’s also a great place to relax. Bikes will be at your disposal so you can move around freely, and you may also discover the territory thanks to the bus which runs regularly. The inhabitants will be happy to welcome you and help you discover the beauties and regional flavors! Possible activities: canoe, meetings with other volunteers, concerts, family meals, visiting Valence as well as many beautiful Drôme villages, initiation to «pétanque» (typically French lawn bowling), lunch of the 14th of July, football, outing with the MJC youth... For more information regarding the Drôme region, you can consult the following internet sites: http://www.vallee-drome.com http://www.drometourisme.com http://www.cg26.fr TERMINAL: Valence Ville
JR16/205 PONT D'AIN – CLASSICAL WORKCAMP Ambérieu en bugey 03/07-16/07/16 RENO, Age: 18-30. 11 VOLS WORK: This summer at Port d’Ain, your task will be to reconstruct the old irrigation valves located in a small forest surrounding the village. The work will consist mainly of painting, cleaning and clearing away plants. A path will also be built to allow walkers to reach the spot. Supervised by volunteers from the town, you will work 5 days per week for 4 or 5 hours (in the morning). Do not forget to bring solid, closed shoes! PLEASE REMEMBER: every morning we will go to the work site by bike! (Approximately 10 minutes) ACCOMODATION: Accommodation will be in the vicarage. Sleeping space, small kitchen and WC on site. Meals will be prepared by volunteers in teams of two. As there isn’t a shower in the vicarage, your neighbours will let you use their bathrooms when you want to take a shower! Jeunesse et Reconstruction will provide mattresses but you will have to bring sheets and a sleeping bag. Please be aware, we cannot take responsibility of you if you arrive before the start of the work camp! LANGUAGE: ENGLISH / and: French LOCATION: A haven of calm and peace, with one of France’s most beautiful streams flowing through it, Pont d’Ain is pleasantly located on the borders of three large geographic regions of the Ain department: La Bresse, la Dombes and le Bugey. Its exceptional geographic location will allow you to spend two pleasant weeks here and also let you get to know the region! Many exchanges with the locals are planned. Possible leisure activities: visiting Lyon, walking to the Château des Allymes, hikes, water sports, BBQs and/or meals with locals and local associations, village fete with fireworks, etc. For more information on the town: http://www.pontdain.fr/ N.B: You will be provided with bicycles so that you can travel around the town and its surrounding area independently! TERMINAL: Ambérieu en Bugey
Age: 18-30. 8 VOLS WORK: You will make a contribution to the happiness of the children in Cluses! Working together with 9 local young people, you will carry out some important work for the town’s children by: putting colour and life back into a school and a leisure centre through renovating child friendly spaces! To do this your Franco-international team will take part in different solidarity actions: creating play spaces in the school and leisure centre yard, developing the green spaces of the two sites, and freshening up the school’s corridors. For the painting task you will be able to bring in your artistic talents and your collective creativity to produce murals which express the group’s shared values. The work will be done in the mornings (5 hours every day from Monday to Friday), which will leave you time to explore the surrounding area and region through cultural activities and touristic excursions. Make sure to bring old clothes for the painting work! ACCOMODATION: You will be staying in a school in the town, near to the city centre and shopping facilities. On site are a kitchen, shower, toilets, and a common room; one of the school rooms will be converted into a dormitory. For bedding, Jeunesse et Reconstruction will provide floor mats, but you must bring your own sleeping bag! You will prepare your meals as a group and you will be required to participate in daily chores (cooking, dish washing, cleaning, etc.). Please note: we will not be able to take care of you if you arrive before the beginning of the volunteer project! LANGUAGE: ENGLISH / and: French LOCATION: At the foot of one of the prettiest mountains in the Northern Alps, and on the edge of the Great Alpine Road, the pretty city of Cluses and its 17,000 inhabitants live in an ideal location! Near to Italy and Switzerland (40 minutes from Geneva!), Cluses gives you direct access to well-known tourist sites such as Mont Blanc or lake Léman: you will be amazed by the greenery and you will be able to learn more about the culture of high altitude towns through unique cultural visits and activities! Also, you will be able to make the most of the city’s summer events. You will put together an itinerary of cultural and leisure activities with your French team-mates: involving sports, swimming, excursions, celebratory meals, and of course plenty of cultural and linguistic exchanges! The young people of Cluses look forward to helping you discover the region and their culture, as well as getting to know you all better! Please consider bringing your games, musical instruments, food specialties, favourite recipes, photos, and souvenirs to this experience which will exceed your expectations! For more information about the region visit:: http://www.savoie-mont-blanc.com/offre/fiche/office-de-tourisme-intercommunal-cluses-arve-et-montagnes/473200 TERMINAL: Cluses
RENO, Age: 18-30. 13 VOLS WORK: . ACCOMODATION: You will be staying in the «;Pénitents»; chapel located in Etoile-sur-Rhône’s town centre! Refurbished by previous international volunteers, this building is now very comfortable: there are dorms, toilets and showers, a shared kitchen and a huge communal lounge for spending time with other volunteers (ping pong table available!). A washing machine will be made available to the volunteers. Each volunteer will participate in everyday household tasks and meals will be prepared in groups: feel free to bring culinary specialities from your home country and your favourite recipe to share with everybody! LANGUAGE: ENGLISH / and: French LOCATION: Let yourself be seduced by the Drôme’s natural beauty and wealth of cultural heritage! Located between the Alps and Provence, this area will amaze tourists who are passionate about history and various excursions to the towns situated at the top of sun-drenched hills will be possible, giving you the chance to travel beside meadows and rivers. La Drôme is an area waiting to be discovered! You will be able to visit Etoile-sur-rhone’s surrounding area thanks to different touristic activities: walking and of course tasting local products! You will be warmly welcomed to join to the Calabert society, a local society who’s focus is to restore an old hostel on the banks of the Drome river. During your stay you will be encouraged to take part in cultural and linguistic exchanges. You are welcome to bring along board games, musical instruments, recipes, pictures and other souvenirs so you can have a memorable experience in the company of other volunteers! TERMINAL: Valence Ville
ENVI,SOCI, Age: 20-30. 8 VOLS WORK: Your mission is to take part on the community’s work which involves reuse of furnitures, objects and second-hand clothes. Along with your fellow workers, you will take part in collecting, selecting and refurbishing the objects given to the community: furnitures, books, decorating objects, clothes, accessories….Your role will be also to place the objects in the big selling shed, which is a true Ali Baba’s cave, and to help with the selling and the connection with the public when the shop is open! Be aware that the working days are long! Volunteers will work from Tuesday to Saturday, 7 to 8 hours a day. Sundays and Mondays are free, you can take advantage of them by having a nice time with the compagnons and discovering the region! ACCOMODATION: For three weeks, you will be lucky to experience the daily life of the community, which involves about twenty persons: men, women, teens, elders and children, from France or elsewhere! The balance of the community is based on its members and the respect of the rules, including the ban of drinking or bringing alcohol in the community. You will also be expected to respect those rules! The meals are taken together with the compagnons (men) and compagnes (women) who successively cook; you will be welcomed in the kitchen to help them, and maybe cook a mean from your own country. Everyone commits to take part in the different daily tasks like cleaning, tidying….About the accommodation, your group of volunteers will be hosted in a building that belongs to the community, with and independent access: the compagnons will bring beds and mattresses for you, yet don’t forget your bed linen and sleeping bag. Shower and toilets will be located nearby your accommodation. LANGUAGE: ENGLISH / and: French LOCATION: Welcome to Etoile sur Rhône, beautiful village made of stones typical from the region, between Provence and Monts du Vercors. You will have time in the evenings or the weekends to explore the surroundings: visit of Valence, Crest or Montélimar, swimming in the Drôme, bike riding, visit of a local farm and local food tasting. With the volunteers and the compagnons, you will also have to change to make a journey to discover the natural richness of the region, and enjoy concerts, markets and festivals of the area. We also count on your spirit of initiative to suggest animations and activities to do with the compagnons! In any case, do not hesitate to bring your board games, music instruments, food from your country or your favorite recipes, photos and memories to share with the compagnons and the volunteers for a beautiful experience of cultural exchange! More informations on the region: http://www.etoilesurrhone.fr/cadre-de-vie/tourisme; http://www.ladrometourisme.com/fr/ TERMINAL: Valence Ville SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: IMPORTANT: By coming to an Emmaüs community, you commit to respect the rules and the compagnons. You commit to be tolerant and open-minded! 1/ No specific competences for this workcamp, except liking team-work and being very motivated, in a good mood and willing to exchange with the compagnons! 2/ Jeunesse et Reconstruction do not provide any vehicle for the volunteers. 3/ The association will not take care of the return journey from the workcamp place to the train station. 4/ more informations about the trains: www.voyages-sncf.com 5/ EU volunteers: bring along with you your European Health Insurance Card; non-EU volunteers: do bring your CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE. Each health expenses will be paid by the volunteer and refunded when back in its own country. 6/ You need to bring along with you: Bed linen, sleeping bag, working clothes, resistant shoes for work, warm clothes for fresh nights, hat/sunscreen/sunglasses/swimsuit, your camera, photos/souvenirs/little things from your own country. For the boys: do not forget to bring your swimming trunk in addition to your short pants (which are prohibited in the French public swimming pool). 7/It is no longer allowed to change foreign traveller’s checks into money in the French banks: think about doing it in the foreign exchange counter (airport, stations, big cities) BEFORE arriving to the workcamp! REMARKS: alcool interdit - Alcohol is forbidden! / Chantier ouvert uniquement aux volontaires de 20 ans et plus - This workcamp is not available for people less than 20 years old
VOLS SPECIAL FEE 50.00 EUR WORK: Guided by the volunteers of the association Crest Jazz Vocal, you will participate in the dressing rooms installation, in the decoration of the festival area, in the cleaning after each performance (scene, outside space, toilets…). You will have to participate into the waste management by using the recycling bin (glass/paper/...etc). On some evenings, you will also participate in welcoming the public on the parking areas; participants have therefore to be able to communicate in French, at least at a basic level. NB: *some tasks are repetitive but essential; *organizers of the festival rely on your motivation to help them before, during, but also after the festival; *working hours may be very VARIABLE; *time for leisure or for the group life will depend on the needs for help on the festival area; * Work 20 hours a week; you may have to work on Saturday and Sunday. The volunteers are expected to be dynamic, enthusiastic and of course, found of music! You will have a free access pass for the whole festival duration and be able to attend most of the concerts. ACCOMODATION: In a former school. Kitchen, showers and WC in a building few meters away from the gymnasium. Jeunesse et Reconstruction provides you with small mattresses but DO NOT FORGET BED SHEETS AND SLEEPING BAG. Meals will be prepared together and shared with the whole group, and you are expected to contribute to everyday tasks (cooking, washing up, cleaning …). We cannot take care of you if you arrive before the starting date of the camp. Accommodation is possible, at your own expenses (please, check availability before coming): -in Crest: “Le Square” hotel, 04 75 40 65 75; “Les Moulins”hotel, 04 75 76 74 11; “Les Clorinthes”camping, 04 75 25 05 28. www.lesclorinthes.com. / -In Valence (30km far from Crest): hotel of Lyon, 04 75 41 44 66; camping of “l’Epervière” and lodging in dormitories, 04 75 42 32 00. LANGUAGE: French LOCATION: Located in the Drôme valley, in the south of the Vercors regional park, the small town of Crest counts 8000 inhabitants. Dominated by its medieval tower, the town owns an inheritance of quality. Very busy in the summer period, the town offers many sport and cultural activities. Possible free time activities (to be decided with the camp leader and local partners): Visit of the Tower, visit of the towns of Valence or Die (old town and cooperative cellar), night markets, free concerts within the jazz festival, swimming pool, meetings with other workcamps volunteers, canoe, wandering in the Vercors mountains... You will be in charge of organizing an international meal for the inhabitants during your stay; please do not forget to bring specialties and traditional recipes from your country, as well as pictures, music, curios to share about your culture! More info about the region: http://www.drometourisme.comhttp://www.vallee-drome.com http://www.crest-tourisme.com/http://www.tourisme.fr/office-de-tourisme/crest.htmpartenaire TERMINAL: Crest SPECIAL FEE 50.00 EUR
RENO Age: 18-30. 14 VOLS WORK: The town owns a land plot in the centre that the representatives of the Community Center for Social Actions wishes to transform into a community garden. In order to secure the access to the future garden, the municipality needs to renovate the fortification wall and stairs under there with the help of an international volunteers’ team. You will help renovate an ancient fortification using traditional masonry techniques: removing old coatings, jointing, and rebuilding some destroyed parts of the wall. You will be trained and supervised by a stone cutter specialist and a historical monuments specialist who will happily share with you their knowledge and expertise. Please don’t forget to bring strong shoes and clothes for the work! You will work 5 hours a day, in the morning, 5 days a week. ACCOMODATION: Accommodation will be in the Golden Tower (Tour Dorée), another architectural beauty in Salins. Tents will be placed in front of the Tower for sleeping, and you will have access to the Golden Tower’s appartment for preparing meals, eating, showering, and using the toilets. Jeunesse et Reconstruction will provide tents and ground mattresses, but please don’t forget to bring your sleeping bags. Meals will be prepared by volunteers for the whole group. Like every other volunteer you will participate in the daily tasks and the group organization: cooking, washing dishes, cleaning, planning free time activities, buying food… Please note: the camp organizers can’t take care of you if you arrive before the starting date of the camp! LANGUAGE: ENGLISH / and: French LOCATION: Located in the charming valley of La Furieuse, in the heart of the Jura region, Salins-les-Bains is a little typical town of Franche-Comté that has over 3000 inhabitants. Overlooked by two ancient forts and the Mount Poupet, the town owns a rich cultural and natural heritage, as well as beautiful buildings which show the glorious past of this “saline city”; among them the UNESCO world heritage “Saline building”. Salins-les-Bains developed with extraction and commercialization of salt and hosts nowadays many spa-goers. Possible leisure activities for the group include: a visit of the town, of the Salt museum, hiking in the surrounding mountains, swimming, shared meals and parties with locals, visit of a farm or a vineyard etc. You will be in charge of organizing an international meal for the inhabitants during your stay; please do not forget to bring specialties and traditional recipes from your country, as well as pictures, music, trinkets, costumes etc. to share your culture! TERMINAL: Mouchard
JR16/206 PONTAIX - OLD STONES, YOUNG ENERGY! Die 31/07-20/08/16 RENO, Age: 18-30. 14 VOLS
LANGUAGE: ENGLISH / and: French
TERMINAL: Die SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: - REMARKS: Camp in a small village, for nature and outdoors lovers! Petit village, pour les amoureux du grand air et de la nature! NB: Chantier ouvert dès 17 ans pour les participants français
RENO,ARCH, Age: 18-30. 11 VOLS WORK: If you are passionate about history and archeology, this work camp is designed for you! Here you will have an opportunity to share an archeo-experimentation project with local volunteers and young people from all around the world. In the Castellas area, high up in the castle where the antique Oppidum is located, different tasks will be given to you. Interested in archeological experiences? Very curious? Our first task will be to participate in the construction of a medieval wooden cabin. This cabin will later serve as a welcoming centre for visitors and as a storage place. If you are an apprentice in construction, this is for you too! Come and practice different techniques of traditional construction with stone. You will have the privilege to learn this ancestral technique thanks to the specialists who will work with us and who are willing to pass on their knowledge whilst we reconstruct the stone walls of the antique Oppidum with them. Finally, your task will also consist of pruning and cleaning the area to enable visitors to access the area more easily and have a better view of the basic historical elements. We are planning other work camps for upcoming years. This job is part of a new project: the construction of a real touristic and scientific spot of discovery and experimentation. The idea is to organise visits which will allow visitors to see and understand 25 centuries of history through the artefacts found in the area and to value these artefacts. The work will take place during the morning, (5 hours a day) and you will have 2 free days per week, which will give you the opportunity to explore the community through cultural activities, sports and touristic tours! ACCOMODATION: There is nothing better than staying on a camp to change your routine! It’s the best way to be able to wake up to the sounds of the cicadas. The campsite is in the heart of the town of Beaumes de Venise, perfect for spending time with the local population. Everyone will sleep in tents with mattresses provided by Jeunesse et Reconstruction. Please remember to bring your sleeping bag! We will have a kitchen, toilets and showers available especially for volunteers inside a building a couple of metres away from the campsite. To make life easier in the camp, the volunteers will cook. The association will not be able to take care of you if you arrive before or stay after the dates that we stipulate. In this case, accommodation will be availbable in Avignon at your expense (contact us to check availability): Auberge de jeunesse: Pop’Hostel – 17 rue de la republique – Tel: +33 (0)4 32 40 50 60 – En Beaumes de Venise: Hôtel Le relais des dentelles, Quartier Saint Roch – Tel: +33 (0)9 70 35 79 70 LANGUAGE: ENGLISH / and: French LOCATION: Welcome to Provence! Located between the Dentelles of Montmirail and the legendary Mont- Ventoux of Provence which ages with the region, the town of Beaumes de Venise is full of vineyards and olives which have been warmed by the sun here for thousands of years. You will be able to get a fully historical French experience, thanks to the fact that this town was the seat of the Pope for several centuries before becoming part of France in the 18th century. At the banks of the river Rhône and close to Mont-Ventoux, the county of Venaissin offers a lot of activities to be discovered: Visit the picturesque castles and towns, go on tours through the vineyards, visit Avignon, go on an excursion to Mont-Ventoux and of course, visit wine cellars and taste regional produce. Aside from all the local festivities that reinforce the region’s cultural lifestyle, local volunteers will also undertake the role of helping you discover all the things that the region has to offer and they will be curious to learn about your culture. One of the goals for your stay will be to take part in cultural and linguistic exchanges: Don’t forget to bring games, musical instruments, recipes, pictures and other souvenirs from your home country in order to share this memorable experience with other volunteers. For more information on the region: http://www.carpentras-ventoux.com/fr/ TERMINAL: Carpentras
RENO,ENVI, Age: 18-30. 11 VOLS WORK: A project designed for mountains lovers and volunteers interested in dry stone building! The Prestigious “ Salt Road»; is a 27km route in the heart of the Vanoise National Park which connects the municipalities of Pralognan and Termignon. For five centuries, this lane was used as a passage for transporting salt on mules, from Tarentaise to Maurienne and to the Italian Piedmont. It’s on one part of this emblematic road, a few kilometers from the heart of the village of Termignon where you will intervene. Led by passionate professionals of the association «;The muraillers of Provence»; who desire to transmit their knowledge, you will participate in the repair of dry stone walls along the way and in the construction of a calade (a pavement of cobblestones). Work 5 hours per day, 5 days per week. Remember to bring sturdy shoes and closed for work! Physical work but beautiful environment!! To discover the «;Salt Road»;, you can watch this video (in French) performed by the Vanoise National Park: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdxqSFXZIEY ACCOMODATION: Accomodation under tents on the village’s campsite. Jeunesse et Reconstruction will provide tents ground mattresses; please don’t forget to bring a very warm sleeping bag. Nights are cold! You will have access to the camping showers and toilets, and can use a small kitchen for cooking. Meals will be prepared by volunteers for the whole group. Like every other volunteer you will participate in the daily tasks and the group organization: cooking, washing dishes, cleaning, planning free time activities, buying food… Please note that the organizers of the camp can’t take care of you if you arrive before the starting date of the camp! LANGUAGE: ENGLISH / and: French LOCATION: Located at 1,300 meters above sea level, the village offers beautiful scenery, and many opportunities for hiking and viewing wildlife and flora. A free shuttle from the village also allows to go to the heart of the Park, from the main walking routes to explore the lakes and mountain refuges! If you love the mountains and fresh air, welcome to Termignon! Other activities on the village: tree climbing, climbing, tennis, nature exhibits, water sports, swimming pool, summer events, meeting with local people... More informations at: http://termignon.haute-maurienne-vanoise.com NB: You will be in charge of organizing an international meal for the inhabitants during your stay; please do not forget to bring specialties and traditional recipes from your country, as well as pictures, music, curios to share about your culture! TERMINAL: Modane
Jeunesse et Reconstruction Workcamps in France 2016
INTRODUCTION
Name of the organisation: JEUNESSE ET RECONSTRUCTION
Year of foundation: 1948
Location of the central office: 10, rue de Trévise 75009 PARIS FRANCE Tel: + 33 1 47 70 75 72 Fax: + 33 1 48 00 92 18 Email: camp@volontariat.org
Other offices: 3 local offices Aims and objectives: Jeunesse et Reconstruction is a youth organisation, whose aim is to favour and promote international youth exchanges, through the means of voluntary service, regardless of social, racial or religious background to develop personal commitment in a group or individual activity. Activities: workcamps (short term, midterm), long term volunteering (ICYE), trainings, language courses, seminars.
Official website: www.volontariat.org
Conditions for participation in our workcamps: - age limit: 18 to 30 years old (except social camps: 20 to 30 years old) - common languages used in the camps: English/French or French/English depending on the composition of the groups, - French speaking camps: some camps are declared French speaking, to promote the use of French language, and to give a possibility to the volunteers to practice French. Social camps are also indicated as French-speaking because knowledge of French is compulsory. - Extra fee: for festivals, we charge an extra fee of 50? to be paid by volunteer on arrival. - Teenager camps: age 14-17, extra fee of 380? to pay on arrival (or by partner organisation)
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