
SAVWA Climate Justice Work Camp
In het kort:- Land
- Zuid-Afrika
- Soort werk
- Natuur, Onderwijs, Sociaal
- Projectduur
- 10 t/m 16 november
- Sustainable Development Goals
- 11. Duurzame steden en gemeenschappen, 12. Verantwoorde consumptie
- Aantal deelnemers
- 5 (2 mannen en 3 vrouwen)
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- Accommodatie en maaltijden
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Onderstaande informatie komt direct van onze partnerorganisatie en wordt daarom niet in het Nederlands weergegeven.
Type of Work: The South Africa Volunteer Work Camp Association (SAVWA) Climate Justice Work Camp is an initiative to encourage our younger generation to realise the rising climate change our world is experiencing.
Volunteer Tasks: Volunteers will have an opportunity to get hands on tasks from they will set in addressing climate justice in our community of Soshanguve, through advocacy, clean up campaign and various methods to get our message out.
We will have various community interactions and work on various activities within the local community. Volunteers are encouraged to bring an open mind as we will have various activities to keep them busy for the work camp period.
Onderstaande informatie komt direct van onze partnerorganisatie en wordt daarom niet in het Nederlands weergegeven.
Accommodation
Volunteers will share accommodation with fellow participants, fostering a sense of community and connection. The housing is conveniently located near public transportation, shops, and various entertainment facilities, ensuring easy access to essential amenities and leisure activities. The space is fully equipped with modern comforts, including cozy bunk beds with fresh linens, essential toiletries, cutlery, and furniture to make your stay comfortable and enjoyable.
What to Bring
• Sleeping Essentials: A sleeping bag for added comfort.
• Personal Care: Sun cream and mosquito spray/lotion.
• Footwear: Comfortable sandals and sturdy shoes for different activities.
• Clothing: Light, practical clothing for working hours and warm clothes for chilly nights, along with a raincoat for unexpected weather.
• Tools and Extras: A torch or flashlight, and if possible, arts and cultural items like drums or other musical instruments to engage children. You may also bring sports equipment such as soccer balls or board games to enrich the activities
Volunteers in South Africa can look forward to a rich and diverse culinary experience influenced by the country's multicultural heritage. South African cuisine reflects a blend of traditional African dishes and flavors brought by Indian, Dutch, Malay, and British influences, making every meal an adventure for your taste buds.
Staple Foods
• Pap: A maize-based porridge, similar to polenta, often served as a side dish with stews or sauces.
• Braaivleis: The South African barbecue (or "braai") is a cherished tradition, featuring grilled meats like boerewors (a flavorful sausage), chicken, or lamb.
• Stews and Curries: Slow-cooked stews, often with a mix of vegetables and meat, are hearty and satisfying. Popular dishes include bobotie (a sweet and savory spiced minced meat dish) and bunny chow (a hollowed-out loaf of bread filled with curry).
Snacks and Street Food
• Vetkoek: A deep-fried dough filled with savory mince or enjoyed plain with jam.
• Samosas and Biltong: Indian-inspired crispy pastries and dried, spiced meat are popular grab-and-go snacks.
• Vegetarian Options
• South Africa offers plenty of vegetarian-friendly options, from samp and beans (a traditional dish made with maize and legumes) to flavorful vegetable curries.
• Koeksisters: Fried dough twists soaked in syrup for a decadent dessert.
Local Drinks
• Rooibos Tea: A caffeine-free tea unique to South Africa, with a naturally sweet and nutty flavor.
• Umqombothi: A traditional African beer made from maize, malt, and sorghum, often enjoyed during celebrations.
Whether you’re savoring a home-cooked meal with the community or trying something new at a local market, South African food is sure to delight and introduce you to the warmth and hospitality of the people.
Onderstaande informatie komt direct van onze partnerorganisatie en wordt daarom niet in het Nederlands weergegeven.
Leisure Activities: The Weekend is meant to be for free tours that the group can organize by themselves at their own expense. All our work camps are reserved for cultural nights when each volunteer can present her/his country and culture.
Requirements: Qualification of participants: Open minded, ready to interact with other people of different cultural background - Positive attitude - Willing to share his/her experiences - Flexible to live/stay in simple living conditions - Flexible to eat local food - No experience needed at all.
Onderstaande informatie komt direct van onze partnerorganisatie en wordt daarom niet in het Nederlands weergegeven.
The South Africa Volunteer Work Camp Association (SAVWA) will contribute towards the development of South African communities both urban and rural through local, national, regional and international volunteers to work together towards the cultural, economic, socio-political well-being of young people and marginalised persons or groups through empowerment work camps programs and promotion of sustainable development.
The South Africa Volunteer Work Camp Association shall work and collaborate with other Volunteer driven organisation, Regional Work Camp Associations, and organisations.
South Africa Volunteer Work Camp Association is a member of Southern African Workcamp Cooperation (SAWC), Partner with Service Civil International (SCI), Full member of Coordinating Committee for International Voluntary Service (CCIVS) and Partner Member of Alliance if European Voluntary Service Organisations.
Aangezien je in dit project met kinderen gaat werken, stellen wij het verplicht om een VOG (Verklaring Omtrent Gedrag) aan te vragen.
Onderstaande informatie komt direct van onze partnerorganisatie en wordt daarom niet in het Nederlands weergegeven.
The work camp participation fee is strictly Euro 260 and this covers simple accommodation, food and project expenses office running/administrative expenses, certificate of participation during the camp, communication prior to, during and after the camp. Please note that this does not include travel expenses to and from the camp, pick up from airport so participants are asked to reserve a small amount of money for transport to the camp and vice-verse. We advise all volunteers to ask for advice from us when they are planning to book their ticket to Pretoria.
Het inschrijfgeld voor dit project bedraagt € 345, exclusief € 50 korting voor studenten en jongeren onder de 18.
Let op: naast het inschrijfgeld betaal je ter plekke nog een lokale bijdrage van € 260.
Projectnaam | SAVWA Climate Justice Work Camp |
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Projectcode | SAVWA 0103 |
Continent | |
Land | |
Soort werk | |
Startdatum | 10-11-2025 |
Einddatum | 16-11-2025 |
Aantal vrijwilligers | 5 (2 mannen en 3 vrouwen) |
Leeftijd | 16 t/m 99 jaar |
Lokale bijdrage | € 260 |
Taal | |
Sustainable Development Goal | 11. Duurzame steden en gemeenschappen, 12. Verantwoorde consumptie |