ASSOCIAZIONE DI PROMOZIONE SOCIALE JOINT
Farfalle Nella Testa
Bordano (UD), Italy
⭐️ Activity Title
ESC TEAM: Green maintenance in the mountains of northern Italy
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🔷 Activity Details
Description
“Farfalle nella testa” is a cooperative society in Bordano (Friuli Venezia Giulia) that deals with communication of science and public engagement with science. The volunteers will provide support the cooperative and the local community in green maintenance and cleaning the lake shores in Ecomuseo Val del Lago. The tasks also include cooking meals, cleaning the shared spaces and promoting the ESC programme with photos and videos. The volunteers will have the opportunity to participate in sports and creative workshops such as: rafting, bike ride, flight approach tutorial, ceramic and craft, drum circle, yoga etc.
Accommodation, food and transport arrangements
- Pocket money: 23€ per day (the traveling expenses, visa and insurance costs are NOT included).
- Accommodation: the volunteers will live in 2 independent houses with double o triple rooms, bathrooms, a common kitchen, and a garden, (there is a possibility of two people sharing a double bed).
- Food: the volunteers will cook through working shifts.
Training during the activity
The chosen people will get training on all required tasks. The tasks are practical and their impact will affect the improvement of the place. The basic information will be discussed together during training times, upon arrival, and during the month.
Participant profile
The profile of an ideal volunteer is a person who is available for the entire 2 months of activities and has strong adaptability. We are looking for a person who is willing to get their hands dirty and provide ideas to get the place better.
- 18 - 30 yo
- Resident or citizen of an EU country
- Ready for Teamwork
- Adaptable and open-minded
- Respectful of common rules
- Loving nature and animals
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🔑 Key Information
Activity dates
From 20/08/2026 to 20/10/2026
Activity location
Via Roma 45, Bordano (UD), Italy
Activity type
Volunteering teams
Looking for participants from
Hungary, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Spain, Türkiye, Ukraine
Activity topics
Environment and natural protection
Health and wellbeing
Creativity and culture
Physical education and sport
Support to local Small and Medium Enterprise
Deadline for applications
Application deadline: 30/06/2026 00:00
Project code
2025-1-EACEA-VTHPA-101239141
🔗 Official Project Page
https://youth.europa.eu/solidarity/opportunity/52734_en
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