📝 Detailed information
🏢 About the local organisation
SVI (International Volunteering Service), is part of the Spanish Institute for Youth (Instituto de la Juventud-Injuve), a Public Institution dependent on the Ministry of Health, Social Services and Equality, whose main purpose is to promote international volunteering projects and activities among youth people. The SVI coordinates the international work camps organized by the Autonomous Communities and Autonomous Cities in Spain, and is responsible for managing the exchange of available places between the Work Camps in Spain and the International Organizations.
💼 What the programme involves
The archaeological set of the Albir Beach is formed by three deposits of the Low Empire′s Roman epoch : a village, a necropolis and a familiar mausoleum. The work′s program will be from Monday until Friday, during 4 or 5 daily hours, generally in the mornings
The works were developing fundamentally in the thermal baths, where the structures are partially exhumed. Besides the cleanliness and excavation of remains, there will realize tasks of documentation, topographic works and treatment of exhumed objects. Since complementary activity, many visits will be realized to archaeological nearby places.
The work will be carried out in small groups which will shift place and type of work, so that all participants will be able to work in all places and share the work to be carried out.
🏠 Accommodation on site
Accommodation and meals for the group will be provided at the Colegio público Racó de l′Albir, placed in Richard Wagner, 2 - L′Albir - L′Alfàs del Pí (Alicante).The Centre has all the necessary facilities, such as kitchen, dinning hall, bunk beds, hot-water showers, leisure areas, etc. Food is prepared on-site, by professional cooks
📍 About the location
Excursions and visits.Workshops and training and leisure activities, etc.Evening activities, group dynamics, sports activities, games. These activities will be coordinated by a team of entertainment professionals.It will present a plan of cultural and leisure, to be developed by volunteers during evenings and weekends which will complement the voluntary work.