volontariato internazionale, antirazzismo, pace, diritti
Code:ISL2401
Where:Lutina
Number of volunteers:8
Language:English
Extra-Fee:20 EUR
Age:18+
Volunteers will be helping with revitalizing the old ruins of the small Hanigovce Castle in Eastern part of Slovakia. The Hanigovce Castle was built as wooden castle in the 13th century. Later, the castle was rebuilt in stone. The goal of the camp will be to help with the renovation of the castle ruins. Volunteers will help with masonry work, preparation and sorting of stones, preparation of mortar, transfer of mortar and stones to masonry sites. Help with maintenance of tourist infrastructure - information boards, signposts, fireplace, benches, well, etc. They will take care about the herd of 30 goats that are kept at the castle for the purpose of grazing the bushes. Part of the work will be help with the construction and repair of a shelter for goats. For those interested, there is the opportunity to learn how to milk and process goat milk for cheese production. In case there will be children's summer camp organized in the next village and they will visit the castle location, the volunteers will help for 1 day with the organizaziton of the games, funny activities, sport activities. In case there will be castle festival organized, the volunteers will help with preparation of the stands and cleaning the area. The ruins of the castle are 40 minutes by walk from the village Lutina where volunteers will be accommodated. By participating to this project, you contribute to protecting the local cultural heritage (UN SDG 11).
The Civil Association Rakociho cesta carries the idea of a touristic path that would connect places related to the history of the Rakoci’s family tree. The aim of the movement is to preserve and renovate historical monuments and traditions. They would like to continue with the original “Rakoci’s path” goal which was to contribute to the development of the region. Rakociho cesta is currently involved in the renovation of the following castles: Saris, Kapusany, Sebes, Solnohrad (Salt Castle), Lipovce and Obisovce. The workcamps have been organized with the association since 2008.
Lutina is a village in the Eastern part of Slovakia in the Sabinov district. Lutina is the largest pilgrimage site of the Greek Catholic Church in Slovakia. The volunteers can visit the oldest minor Greek Catholic basilica in Slovakia which is located in the village. The mini-museum in Lutina with the replicas of wooden temples is also open for tourists. The village is surrounded by beautiful nature with many touristic routes and hiking opportunities.
Volunteers will stay at a local pension in the village Lutina. Volunteers will sleep on beds in the rooms. Showers, toilet facilities and fully equipped kitchen are provided. Meals will be prepared by the volunteers themselves. Volunteers will be divided in the kitchen teams and cook together; the groceries will be provided. On request, vegetarian meals can be provided.
Bring a sleeping bag, working gloves, working clothes, warm clothes, cap, raincoat, strong boots, swimming suit, headlamp and a smile on your lips :) You can also bring some games from your country.
A local pension in the village Lutina, on 07.07.2024 around 6 pm. More info will be provided to accepted volunteers in the infosheet sent at least 4 weeks before the start of the workcamp.
Study Part: The volunteers will prepare the "Feast of cultures" - an international food evening. Part of the program is “volunteering footprint” workshop and an educational workshop about current events in Europe. Our camps will follow the rules of Sustainability campaign. Participation Fee: 20 EUR Due to limited resources we kindly ask the volunteers to contribute 20 EUR that partly covers the costs of accommodation. The fee needs to be sent to us by bank transfer in advance. Bank details and the deadline for payment will be provided in the acceptance email. Summary: Spend a week in eastern Slovakia and find the treasure at the ruins of the castle.
Code:ISL2405ESC
Where:Kysak
Number of volunteers:12
Language:English
Extra-Fee:0
Age:18-30
Volunteers will be helping with revitalizing the old ruins of the small Kysak Castle in eastern part of Slovakia. Kysak Castle was a medieval castle. Nowadays there are only ruins left underground. Be aware that you will not be able to see the castle. The town Kysak is trying to preserve cultural heritage. The goal of the camp will be to explore the foundations of the castle tower, which are located below the surface. The work will be part of the archeological research. The volunteers will also be involved in renovation work, cleaning the area, transport of the material (like sand, rocks, and water). The volunteers will learn about the history of the castles in Eastern Slovakia. In case, there will be a cultural event, the volunteer will help with its organization. No building and archeological experience are needed. The working hours will be from Monday to Friday, approximately 8:30 – 15:00, including a lunch break. By participating to this project, you contribute to protecting the local cultural heritage (UN SDG 11).
The Civil Association Rakociho cesta carries the idea of a touristic path that would connect places related to the history of the Rakoci’s family tree. The aim of the movement is to preserve and renovate historical monuments and traditions. They would like to continue with the original “Rakoci’s path” goal which was to contribute to the development of the region. Rakociho cesta is currently involved in the renovation of the following castles: Saris, Kapusany, Sebes, Solnohrad (Salt Castle), Lipovce and Obisovce. The workcamps have been organized with the association since 2008.
Kysak is a small town and railway hub close to second biggest city in Slovakia -Kosice. There is a good train connection from Kysak to Kosice and Presov. There is possibility to visit castles Obisovce and Sokol. The village is surrounded by beautiful nature with many touristic routes and hiking opportunities.
The volunteers will stay in the town Kysak in the eastern part of Slovakia. The volunteers will sleep in the local town house. There are 2 bedrooms with beds but a sleeping bag is required. Showers, toilet facilities and fully equipped kitchen are provided in the house. Volunteers divided in the kitchen teams will be in charge of preparing the food for breakfast and dinner, the groceries will be provided. The lunch will be provided by local partner. On request, vegetarian meals can be provided.
Bring a sleeping bag, working clothes and gloves, warm clothes, raincoat, strong boots, swimming suit, insect repellent, flashlight and a smile on your lips :) You can also bring some games from your country.
Local town house in Kysak, on 10.08.2024 around 5 pm. More info will be provided to accepted volunteers in the infosheet sent at least 4 weeks before the start of the workcamp.
Study Part: The volunteers will prepare the "Feast of cultures" - an international food evening for the local community and will join the “volunteering footprint” workshop. Our camps will follow the rules of Sustainability campaign. INEX Messenger will visit the workcamp. Important: This project is supported by the program European Solidarity Corps (ESC) for young people between 18 and 30 years. It is open to all volunteers that fit the ESC criteria. Volunteers will receive a financial support for their travel, according to a maximum amount established in accordance with their travel distance and upon the presentation of original tickets; volunteers need to enrol in the PASS, the ESC Portal; then INEX Slovakia will organise their matching, on the online system, with the volunteering project. Summary: Would you like to spend 2 weeks helping with the renovation of a castle in the middle of the beautiful nature in Slovakia? Get ready for the adventure, open your mind and develop yourself!
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