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What locations will you be volunteering at and what will you do?

Alpakaland will be an animal-assisted healing space where Ukrainian refugee children can be psychologically rehabilitated in a smaller community. It will officially open its doors on 11th May 2024, with the first children’s camp starting in early June. Our task is to complete all the work needed to get the environment ready for camping by the time it opens. These are:
simple construction of slats and metal fences and their painting,
interior works: assistance with plastering and tiling, wall painting,
erection of large tents according to assembly instructions,
landscaping (spade, shovel, wheelbarrow),
gardening (flower planting, plant care, mowing),
simple assembly of animal runs,
assembling wooden playgrounds and painting wood,
decorating for the opening.
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How to start?

Before the arrival we ask participants to read the Child Protection Guideline and OSH Policy of Migration Aid:
MigAid Child Protection Guidelines.pdf
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MigAid OSH Policy.pdf
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Join a preparation call to meet fellow volunteers and any questions you may have before the travel. It will be on the 22nd April at 5-6 pm in CET (Budapest time) on google meets. Video call link:
On the first Saturday (23rd April) a one day orientation training will be provided by the camp leaders to discuss the schedule, rules and prepare for the service.
This will be followed by mentoring sessions to support the learning and professional development of you. In Alpakaland technical camp leaders will provide further support if required.

What else will happen?

there will be feeling meetings and reflection groups during the program to support your emotional well-being and learning
we will suggest opportunities for the free time and help in anything you need!


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