📝 Detailed information
🏢 About the local organisation
Sergeac is located in the Black Perigord on the banks of the Vézère River, bordered at this location by high cliffs at the foot of which numerous prehistoric deposits have been discovered. Full of history, the village was built around an imposing fortified church and a Templar castle.
Today, Sergeac is part of a revival. The small town is multiplying its actions in favour of the environment, of a better living environment, the restoration of its listed and unlisted heritage... It is in this context that the international workcamp of young volunteers is taking place.
The mayor and all the inhabitants of Sergeac will be delighted to receive you for this project which is close to their hearts. The renovation of this covered lavatory represents much more than remembering the past. It is about uniting the population around a project of general interest and openminding to international and mixity. In this way, you will live a rich multicultural experience at the rhythm of your dynamism and creativity. You will discover the sense of welcome of the population and the charm of the landscapes and heritage, by organising your programme of activities with the other volunteers and leaders.
💼 What the programme involves
You will work in the morning and will be divided in two teams: one will work on the roof and the other one on the wash house. On the roof, you will remove/clean/install the tiles, put new battens. On the wash house, the work will consist in cleaning the basin, restoring the floor (putting the stones back in place), clearing the brush... You will have the opportunity to discover many aspects of manual work.
🏠 Accommodation on site
Sleeping will be in tents (mattresses provided), you will have access to a covered area, sanitary facilities and a kitchen where you will be able to take turns preparing good food.
📍 About the location
Sergeac, in the heart of the Vallée de l'Homme, 50 km from Périgueux between Montignac and Sarlat-la-Caneda.
Leisure activities: Swimming, canoeing, visits of sites, local festivals.…