Come to animate a small town in the heart of Brittany and enhance a beautiful site near a creek! The municipality of Bon Repos sur Blavet welcomes you for its second international workcamp where you will help to enhance a site at the west of the town where a ruined chapel is located, the chapel of Troluzon! An opportunity to discover the local culture and make unforgettable intergenerational encounters. You will work on the follow-up to a construction site carried out in 2020: after cleaning the site, the idea is now to install a wooden structure in order to solidify the frame and crystallize the top of the walls.

You will sleep in two-person tents near the sport field (please bring your camping mat and a sleeping bag for cold weather). The group activities and meals will take place in a room available to the group. The group will share the cleaning tasks and prepare meals together. The budget will be allocated to the group leaders, grocery shopping will be done with him/her and you will participate in the preparation of meals with products from the market and local producers (if possible).

Bon Repos sur Blavet (about 1,300 inhabitants) is located in the department of Côtes d'Armor (22) in the center of Brittany. It is located 15 minutes away from Lake Guerledan, one of the largest lakes in Brittany. It is a beautiful site where you will be able to enjoy activities: hikes, leisure activities... You will also be able to go on a trip to the sea and share friendly time with the inhabitants.

You will have to bring warm clothes (trousers, sweaters, socks, enclosed shoes, rain clothes) and light ones (skirts or shorts, t-shirt, open shoes) because weather can change very suddenly in Brittany. You can literally experience all four seasons in one day! Please also take with you working clothes, gloves and shoes in addition to your swimsuit. Bring a sleeping bag for cold weather and an insulated camping mat as nights are sometimes fresh and wet. Foreigners belonging to the European Union must bring with them a personal EHIC (European Health Insurance Card), and everybody must, in any case, bring their insurance certificate. If health issues happen on the project, volunteers will have to pay for it, and will then be reimbursed once back in their home country.