What brings this community together
Some common interests found in our group are: Simple life down to earth, Do-It-Yourself, recycling materials, living a drug free healthy life, presence with children, supporting children's autonomy and freedom to explore, democratic schooling/ free schools, social tools and emotional work such as co-counseling and Way of the Circle, ecovillages and intentional communities, environmental activism, music, visual arts, improvisation, horticulture, permaculture, forest gardens and natural mushroom cultivation, food fermentations, sustainability education, massage, wilderness skills... We have initiated a Transition Initiative in our nearby town, aiming to strengthen the local community and local economy, particularly the production and local market of organic foods.
Offers
What can you learn here
- music
- gardening
- Recycled-construction
- Empathie
- working together
- Community-Building
- connect with nature
- chicken and bees
- childrens culture
- direct action
- languages
- Networking
- building
Services
- volunteer work
- networking
- improvisions-art
- food
- inspiration
- Natural Living
- Counseling
Products and Creations
- saplings
- music composition
- natural pigments
- preserves
Needs
Special Needs
With us you have a lot of freedom to choose projects according to your skills and interests, for example: building and renovation work at the main house and other building projects, clay plastering walls, gardening, landscaping our new pond area, opening up areas from bushes and tree saplings, planting new trees and perennials, environmental planning, designing our future eco-houses and other eco-solutions, firewood work, cooking, being with children, own innovative projects improving the life quality here (we have tools for working with metal, wood, textiles etc)
Visitor Info
Commune Starting Project (first years) 10 5 3Accomodation for guests
A wood heated house with kitchen and bedroom. You'd be staying in the house on your own as we live in tiny wagon houses ourselves. Your house is a little off from our other main living areas, so it might be a good idea to come with a friend instead of coming alone, so you don't get lonely in the evenings. You may also bring your own tent or tipi, if you like. We expect a minimum of 4-5 hours of work in volunteering tasks 5-6 days a week. As an exchange, we offer you accommodation and foods (please bring your own treats if you need them). And of course an incredible experience for learning and growing as a human being!
