bonjour, j'aurais voulu savoir si quelqu'un avait deja participé a un chantier pour adultes, a l'étranger, organisé par une association comme Concordia par exemple.
merci pour vos réponses
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qui connait concordia (chantiers)
by Maivé
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Bien le bonjour !!
Je suis déjà parti avec Rempart (asso patrimoine, archéo, environnement, ...) Je pense que ce type d'asso est très intéressante, cela pemet de découvrir 1 pays avec un autre regard. En plus, il y a des projets de toute sorte !!
D'ailleurs, je compte repartir cette année soit avec Rempart, Concordia ou encore Apasdeloup, ...
C'est vrai que certaines assos sont plus sérieuses que d'autres, mais ces voyages avec projet sont très épanouissants !!!
Tyrovonce Bonaventure
Je suis déjà parti avec Rempart (asso patrimoine, archéo, environnement, ...) Je pense que ce type d'asso est très intéressante, cela pemet de découvrir 1 pays avec un autre regard. En plus, il y a des projets de toute sorte !!
D'ailleurs, je compte repartir cette année soit avec Rempart, Concordia ou encore Apasdeloup, ...
C'est vrai que certaines assos sont plus sérieuses que d'autres, mais ces voyages avec projet sont très épanouissants !!!
Tyrovonce Bonaventure
Bonsoir,
Je connait un peu le groupe Concordia, mais de l'autre "côté"...Mon mari est directeur d'un centre de loisir municipal, avec une ferme pédagogique. L'année dernière, au mois de juin, il a accueillit 4 jeunes (2 nigériens, 2 québéquoises), qui ont participés aux travaux pour la ferme qui n'existait pas encore (ils ont fait un escalier extérieur en rondins de bois, par exemple). Je crois que c'était sympa, pour tout le monde. D'ailleurs, on a gardé contact avec Hiro, nigérien, que l'on a vu à Agadez en novembre. C'est un organisme sérieux, puisque des collectivités territoriales y font appel (là, en l'occurence, la mairie). Je crois aussi que le principe repose sur un système d'échange (exemple : 2 nigériens qui viennent en France, celà suppose que 2 français vont au niger), mais je suis pas sûre.
Je pense que tu auras de nombreuses autres réponses. Marjorie.
Je connait un peu le groupe Concordia, mais de l'autre "côté"...Mon mari est directeur d'un centre de loisir municipal, avec une ferme pédagogique. L'année dernière, au mois de juin, il a accueillit 4 jeunes (2 nigériens, 2 québéquoises), qui ont participés aux travaux pour la ferme qui n'existait pas encore (ils ont fait un escalier extérieur en rondins de bois, par exemple). Je crois que c'était sympa, pour tout le monde. D'ailleurs, on a gardé contact avec Hiro, nigérien, que l'on a vu à Agadez en novembre. C'est un organisme sérieux, puisque des collectivités territoriales y font appel (là, en l'occurence, la mairie). Je crois aussi que le principe repose sur un système d'échange (exemple : 2 nigériens qui viennent en France, celà suppose que 2 français vont au niger), mais je suis pas sûre.
Je pense que tu auras de nombreuses autres réponses. Marjorie.
Salut,
J'ai suis partie sur deux chantiers avec Concordia et Jeunesse&Renconstruction, en Allemagne et en Espagne et ça reste un excellent souvenir plein de rencontres et de bonne humeur. Ces deux assocs, et je pense que Remaprt aussi, fonctionne en réseau avec d'autres assocs d'autres pays. C'est-à-dire que tu pars avec Concordia, mais l'asso qui te prend en charge dans le pays d'accueil est justement celle du pays d'accueil. Du coup, il faut voir si l'asso d'accueil est sérieuse (par exemple l'asso espagnole avait pris comme animateurs de chantiers des espagnols parlant à peine anglais, moi je ne parle pas du tout espagnol, je trouve que pour un chantier dit "international" ça la fout un peu mal...). De toute façon je crois que c'est marqué dans la brochure de Concordia si l'asso d'accueil est bien ou s'ils ont des doutes (ça vaut plus pour les pays comme le Népal apparemment d'après mes souvenirs).
Voilà, ça vaut le coup d'être tenté quoi qu'il en soit, tu en retireras plein de bonnes choses...
Bonne recherche de chantiers, a+
J'ai suis partie sur deux chantiers avec Concordia et Jeunesse&Renconstruction, en Allemagne et en Espagne et ça reste un excellent souvenir plein de rencontres et de bonne humeur. Ces deux assocs, et je pense que Remaprt aussi, fonctionne en réseau avec d'autres assocs d'autres pays. C'est-à-dire que tu pars avec Concordia, mais l'asso qui te prend en charge dans le pays d'accueil est justement celle du pays d'accueil. Du coup, il faut voir si l'asso d'accueil est sérieuse (par exemple l'asso espagnole avait pris comme animateurs de chantiers des espagnols parlant à peine anglais, moi je ne parle pas du tout espagnol, je trouve que pour un chantier dit "international" ça la fout un peu mal...). De toute façon je crois que c'est marqué dans la brochure de Concordia si l'asso d'accueil est bien ou s'ils ont des doutes (ça vaut plus pour les pays comme le Népal apparemment d'après mes souvenirs).
Voilà, ça vaut le coup d'être tenté quoi qu'il en soit, tu en retireras plein de bonnes choses...
Bonne recherche de chantiers, a+
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