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CO-ORDINATION COMMITTEE FOR INTERNATIONAL VOLUNTARY WORK CAMPS
Unesco, 2 Place de Fontenoy, Paris le , France
- INTERNATIONAL VOLUNTARY WORK CAMPS PROJECT LIST - LISTE DE PROJECTS DE CKAHTIERS INTER NATIONAUX DE VOLONTAIRES - IHCERNATIONALE FREIWILLIGE ARBEITSLAGER PROJEKT LISTE - RELACION DE PROJECTOS DE CAMPOS IHTERNACIONALES DE TRABAJO VOLUNTARIO This is a geographically arranged list of international voluntary work camps
which are being planned throughout the world for this season. To conserve space
in the Project List, organizations have been designated by initials. The full,
name of each organization, as well as its fall address, appears in the Address
List at the end of the Document.
To obtain mere information about any par
ticular camp, or to apply for participation in a camp, write directly to the
organization sponsoring the camp* The Information in this document may be
freely reproduced in any language provided credit is given to the Co-ordination
Committee for International Voluntary Work Camps.
Cette liste dom e, dans 1 ’ordre gdographiQue* des informations sur les chantiers
internationaux do volontaires qui doivent go tenir dans le monde pendant cette
saison. Pour economiser de la place, los ncsns des organisations ont ete indiqu^s
par leurs initiales.
Le nom complet de ehaque organisation, ainsi que son
adresse, figurent dans la liste d ’addreases qui se trouve a la fin de ce
document. Pour obtenir plus de renseignements sur un chantier en particulier,
ou pour demander a y participer veuillea 6crire directement
1 'organisation
patronnant ce chantier.
La reproduction de toute information paraissant da.ns
le present document est autorisee, sous reserve de la mention du nom du Comite
de Coordination de Chantiers Internationaux de Volontaires.
Diese Liste gibt eine geographische Ubersicht -fiber Internationale Freiwilligen
Arbeitslager die in dieser Jahreszeit in alien Teilen der Welt durchgefllhrt
v/erden sollen,
Um Raum zu sparen, sind die Organisationen in der Liste mit
Initialen bezeichnet worden. Den vollen Namen mit der Anschrift der Organisa
tion finden Sie in alphabotischer Anordnung in der Adressen Liste an Ende dieser
Publikation. Sollten Sie mehr Einzelheiten iiber eines der Lager wfinschen, dann
wendenSie sich bitte an die betreffende Organisation.
Die in dieser Liste
gegebenen AuskHnfte dftrfen in jeder beliebigen Sprache nachgedrucl-ct werden,
sofern die Informationsquelle, der Koordinierungs-Ausschuss fttr Internationale
Freiivillige Arbeitslager in Paris, gennant wird.
Esta lista da, por orden geogr4fico, informes sobre los campos internacionales
de trabajo voluntario que se abriran en el mundo durante esta temporada. Para
economizar espacio, los nombres de las organisaoiones se indican con sus
inciales.
El nombre completo de cada organiaacion, asi como su direccion,
figuran en la Lista de Direcciones que se encuentra al final de este documento.
Para obtener datos sobre cada campo, o para participar en 61, hay que escribir
directamente a la organizacion que lo patrocina. La reproducci-on de la informacion publicada en el presente documento esta autorizada, bajo reserva de qxxe
se mencione el nombre del Comite de Coordinaci6n de los campos inter nacionales
de trabajo voluntario.
SPRING
FRUHLING
1959
PRIMAVERA
PR INTEMPS
Country
-SHE!
AFRICA
1*
2.
3.
!+•
5*
6.
7«
8,
9.
10 .
11.
12.
13•
AMERICA
ASIA
19.
20 .
21.
22 .
ASIA
23.
214.
25.
ASIA
26 .
27.
23.
29.
30.
33.
3U.
35.
36.
.
u
37.
38.
39.
1+0 .
U i.
142.
1+3•
(Borth)
1+1+•
1+5.
(Central)
El Salvador
Mexico
AMERICA
18.
31.
32.
Alaska (USA)
United States c
AMERICA
16.
17.
Page
EUROPE
Bas.utoland (UK) . . .
Belgian Congo
Ethiopia
Ghana
Madagascar (Fr.)
Morocco
Rhodesia (northern) (UK)
Swaziland
Tanganika
Tunisia . . . . . .
Union of South Africa
Uganda (UK)
Camer oons (Fr.)
ll+.
15.
Country
»
(South)
Paraguay
(Middle East)
J ordan
Lebanon
Cyprus
(South)
India
P aids tan
(Far East)
Hong Kong (UK
Jaxian
Korea
Okinawa (USA)
T aiwan
. 5
1+6 .
U7.
1+8 .
U9.
50.
Austria
8
Belgium . . . . . .
Denmark
Finland
France
Germany (Democratic Republic) 11
Germany (Federal Republic)
Great Britain • * • »
13
Greece
Hungary ............................
15
Iceland
Italy a. Mainland
b. Sardinia
Netherlands
16
Norway
Poland
Portugal
17
Spain « * . » • * *
Sweden
Switzerland
U. S . S . R .
Training Projects for
Work Camp Loaders
Last Minute Additions
ADDRESS LIST OF
ORGANIZATIONS
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Paris
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19 , 20 , 21
Org»________Dates_____________ Location________________
Vols.___________ Description of Project
A F R I C A
1.
Basutoland
SAWCA
2.
July
Further particulars may be obtained from the organization*
Belgian Congo
IBO
3.
(UK)
July
July
July
July
to
to
to
to
August
August
August
August
Mayombe
Leopoldville
Luluaburg
Kabinda
Ethiopia
IBO
Long term camp constructing a leprosy center near Harar which started Decem
ber j 1958 . 15 volunteers are accepted for a three year period,
TflCC
II4. August to 13 September
Harar
Men only
Harar is a center of
boarding schools and colleges* plans are for the camp to build a Conference
Hall to be used by student groups and adult missionary organizations.
Ij.» Ghana
WCA-G
5«
May, August and September
Four work camps will be organized, 35 “
working hours per week, maintenance provided* Fees : registration plus travel
expens es *
Madagascar
T7CC
(Fr0)
20 July to 20 August
Saovinandriana
Construction of a school
6 , Morocco
BSC
15 July to 19 August j a camp is planned doing construction work or the like.
Costs: 1 DM per day for maintenance in camp. Volunteer is insured by BSC
and receives no pocket money.
EIRENE
Continuous project: A small team of long term volunteers, especially conscien
tious objectors, are doing construction and agricultural work on a government
operated agricultural improvement station at Oulmes, IJ4.O km’ s inland from
Rabat.
MCP
August
7a
Rhodesia
■fiCC
Two camps of 15 Europeans each will be organized*
3 weeks each..
(Northern) (UK)
10 July to 9 August
A work camp will build headquarters facilities for the
YMCA,
8 «, Sraziland
SAS7CA
9,
January, i 960
Further particulars may be obtained from the organization.
Tonganika
AIM)an
Mid-June to first of September
For overseas students and local Africans, a
6 weeks work camp is planned with a
weeks study tour to meet key peopl e and
places.
10.
Tunesia
CO-SEC
July end August
SCI
July
11.
TJFC
12.
UBSA
13 ,
/j?
Rebuilding village Sakiet-sidi-Youssof and especially the
school which was destroyed in 1958. More information obtain
able from the organization.
August
12 vols.
Houso construction and community development.
Union of South Africa
Inter-racial construction work crmp on a 60 acre farm which is run as a
Christian conferonce center, rotreat ground and camp site. Minimum servico:
1 week, ages 10 and over. Campers are expected to meet their own expenses.
Contact organization for camp date.
Uganda
(UK)
Various camps arc organized throughout the year on the Kazi Scout Camping
Grounds, Nr. Kampala, and in other districts. Mostly take place on weekends
and during the school holidays.
Caneroons (Fr. )
July and August
Six camps will be organized in N ’Kpwang, Nkolotoutou, Atong,
Mfida (Mfou), Mbama (Haut-Nyong), and Eikoko (Mbalmoyo).
A M E R I C A
1U.
Alaska
(North)
(USA)
BCEP
A summer work camp is planned in Southeastern Alaska for a group 01 2I4. partici*
pants to work as a team in a place of social tension or community need. Apply
to organization.
EVS
Late June to early September; workcamp renovating a children's home followed
by community service camping experience. Cost, including roundtrip transpor
tation from Seattle ^350.00.
15.
United States of America
BCEP
Four or five camps are planned of 2 to 3 weeks duration in summer involving
hard physical labor, e .g . cleaning up debris in a city slum, building com
munity centers or cooperative housing units, renovation, etc. Fees: $1,00
per day for room and board.
FS0C
There will be at least one regular week-end work camp EACH TiEEK-END, October,
1958 through May, 1959. Open to all if 15 years of age or older. Come only
for the full week-end, from 6:15 Friday until 3:00 P.M. Sunday. Costs 13.75
including insurance. All camps limited to 16 so apply as far in advance as
possible.
LLA
Eight camps of repairing, painting, and relief work:
II4. - 23 July, Pittsburgh, Penn*, age: 15 - 21+, Fees: $20.00
8 - 2 2 July, Albuquerque, New Mexico, age: 15 - 2I4, Fees: ^l+O.OO
28 July - ll|. August, Norristown, Penn., age: 17 - 2l+, Fees: ^l+b.OO
6 - 2 3 July, Chicago, age 15 - 2l+, Fees: $145*00
II4. - 30 July, Northern Minnesota, age: 15 - 2I+, Fees: U 4.5 .OO
7 - 3 O July, New York City, age: 15 - 2l+, Fees: |60.00
7 - 1 6 July, Me Alevy's Fort, Penn., age: 15 - 2i+, Fees: $20,00
-
k -
United States of .America
(continued)
SCI
Probably in September
EVS
28 June-30 August,
TTayne County, New York
Community service project
working with migrants, their children, and the surrounding community in an
important fruit-growing area, Cost $100,00
21 June-31 July,
Bloomington, Indiana
Work camp for construction of the
first unit of a low-cost housing program inaugurated by the Bloomington
Christian Center, Cost $80,00
Late June-late August, Estes Park, Colorado
Work seminar with members
having jobs in hotels or other business. Will invito others into the group
life study and activity progrom, Cost about §100,00
21 June-3 1 July,
Knoxville, Tennessee
Work camp whose task will be the
repair and renovation of one of the buildings at Knoxville College. Cost §90,
21 June-31 July,
Brownsville, Texas
Community service project with
children and teenagers conncctod with Episcopal Parish, Spanish-speaking
applicants given preference. Cost |80,00
_ #
12 Juno-2l4. August,
Mental Hospitals
Institutional s e r v i c e — porticipants
are employed as psychiatric aides and do a variety of work. Probable locations
Connecticut and Missouri, Cost &Lj.0,00
_
I 9 -3 I July, 2 -II4. and 16-28 August,
New Windsor, Maryland^
work project in
Chruch World Service center. Each period includes 2-day trip to .jashington,
D.C.studying church and relief aid. Cost lUO.OO for one period, .)30,00 each
additional period,
AFSC
Work and study camp on non-violence
Camps are organized to be carried out during the summer months. Each camp
hc.s approximately 20 participants who live and learn through cooperative
living, mutual aid, and hard work,
A M E R I C A
16 ,
AFSC
(Central)
El Salvador
For further information on camps planned write directly to the organization.
17, Mexico
AFSC
For further information on camps planned write directly to the organization.
A M E R I C A
18»
TiSC
WCC
Paraguay
July, 1959: work camps offered to young people from Latin American countries
by the Bruderhof Movement, The group will participate in the whole life of
the community and will be concerned with the project for building a new
hospital for needy Paraguayans in the Bruderhof village,
5 July to 26 July
Primavera
AS I A
19,
TOC
(South)
Jordan
Building hospital rooms
(Middle East)
Beit Jala (near Bethlehem) 25 Vols, Work on the house
and grounds of a home for orphan and refugee girls.
20*
Israel
AFSC
For details on work camps planned contact AFSC, Acre*
ISTA
Work camps in different parts of Israel, mainly Galilee and Northwestern
Negev. Each camp w ill have I4I4. •working hours per week, maintenance is provided.
$0,72 pocket money per working day paid on departure from camp* Regis* fee $ 3 .
SCI
One summer camp
30 vols. Minimum ages 18, minimum length of service: 2
weeks, l\2 working hours per week* Maintenance is paid and the volunteer
receives no pay; there is no enrollment fee.
IYHA
End of July to beginning of September *
21.
Maintenance is provided,
Lebanon
SCI
One summer service
39 vols* Minimum age: 18, minimum length of service;
2 weeks, l]2 working hours per week* Maintenance is paid and the volunteer
receives no pay; there is no enrollment fee,
TOC
10 July to 9 August
Douma (near Tripoli)
youth meetings and conferences*
22.
Remodel old monastery for
Cyprus
CTO3C
Agricultural and construction work oeanps are organized, CWCC also helps local
or foreign organizations to sponsor work camps in Cyprus and recruits volun
teers for over-seas work camps* Min* length of service: 3 weeks, age limit:
18 - 30* Maintenance is provided*
A S I A
23*
20
(South)
India
ESS
BSS will again organize a large number of work camps this year throughout
India engaged in various aspects of village development work, road construct
ion, sanitation drives, etc. The states in which BSS activity will be great
est are: Andhra, Assam, Bihar, Bombay, Kerala, Madras, Madhya Prodesh,
Mysore, Orissa, Panjab, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, and West Bengal, The
Bharat Sevak Samaj is organizing various types of camps adapted to the needs
of different groups of youth such as :
a. Students Work Camps
d. District Youth Work Camps
b. Students and Rural Youth Work Camps
e. Seminars and Training Camps
c. Tribal Youth Work Camps
M3SSL
There are many student groups in the Madras area which cooperate with MSSSL
in work camps primarily concerned with village development,
RML
Regularly sponsors week-end work oamps and a continuous village development
camp near Madras,
SCM
Work and Study camps are organized during holidays, A work camp is being
planned for May in Madras state for the construction of a shelter for vagrant
boys; 5 hours work and religious study per day, entertainment and free hos
pitality.
SCI
Two years' project
15 vols.
Building a new colony for slum dwelling
families.
(Also note ’ last minute changes* at the end of this lis t .)
ASIA
2I4.,
(South) (continued)
Indonesia
MPKO
25 .
Work camps will be held in Kalimantan, North Sumatera, and East Java during
this year.
Pakistan
POC
Work camps will be organized during the summer months,
SCI
September, probable
20 vols.
A S I A
26.
Hong, Kong
On© service.
(E a t )
(UK)
HKFIWC
Summer and week-end work camps are organized in Hong Kong.
WCC
Tsun Wan
A work camp will build a playground for a
primary school in a rapidly developing industrial area.
27.
Japan
FIWCC
Week-end and school vacation work camps are planned, (painting, carpentry,
road work, garden work) Age: 17 - 3®» participants pay their own travel
expenses as well as maintenance. There is also one regular work camp in
conjunction with two seminars.
JNRCS
Work camps are planned in August consisting of constructional repairs and
civil engineering. Open to Japanese and foreign volunteers over age 18.
NCCJ
Two or three camps lasting I4. weeks each are organized for mid July to mid
August. Ages 1& - 28, minimum service: L(. weeks, fees: maintenance costs.
SCI
15 July to 3^ August
April
W3C
I 5 July to 15 August
Kumasaka, near Shuzenji, Izu Peninsula
Typhoon "Ida"
caused flash floods, killing over 1000 and wiping out whole villages. A
work camp will continue reconstruction work.
28.
WCC
29 .
WCC
?0.
WCC
Yamagachi
Yamagachi
15
15
Korea
5 - 25 August
Okinawa
Ungamdong,, &eoul
Building a vocational training
School in a refugee village near Seoul.
(USA)
2 - 3 0 August
Naha City
Landscapework at the Naha City Hospital,
Taiwan
Hwalien
Laying foundations of ah educational
institute and center for the mountain tribal people (Tyals, Amis, Bunnuns),
E U R O P E
31,
ADB
Austria
Camps are again being organizedj write directly to the organization for more
exact information,
Austria (continued)
BSC
BSC will hold a Peace Seminar in Vienna*
15 July to 19 August, junior work camp.
BSC & MCC
"Pax" volunteers are carrying on n. continuous project in Vienna reconstructing
a Protestant school.
IBO
1 July to 30 September
|| (Two camps1'
in oach
period)
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11
11
11
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11
11
11
11
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11
11
11
Contact the organization for date.
Salzburg-Elsbethen
2l\
Tauenq/Biechofshofen 18
Judehburg
22
Kapfenberg
22
Eisenstadt I
18
Rohrbach
18
Wiesen 18
Wien-Leopoldau
18
Traunstein
18
Eisenstadt II
18
Weis
2l|
Linz-Leonding
18
Wagna^5ras
22
Graz-Liebenau
22
Innsbruck
22
Lienz
22
Home construction
Home for Youth
Home construction
Home construction
Work on a church
11
Home construction
Y\Tork on a church
Work on a school
Home construction
"
”
"
"
"
MVS
2l+ May to 27 June
Treffen (Kaernten)
20
School construction
12 July to 15 August Vienna-Nordrand Neusiedlung (Leopoldau) 20 - 22 vcls.
Church construction
26 July to 22 August Hinterbruehl, bei Vienna 20
Clearing woods,
cutting wood, digging a swimming pool, etc, around a childrens home.
Salzburg
15 - 18
House redecoration, work on a
water ditch, drainage project for sewage, tree planting, road improvement,
wood cutting, etc, around a childrens home,
OHS
Work comps are organized in the Burgenland for July to September, OHS also
recruits volunteers for work camps arranged by other organizations.
OKISTA
Occasional work camps are organized with maintenance provided.
arranges for Austrians to participate in work camps abroad,
SCI
5 July to 16 August
Spys (Tyrol)
J>0
Emergency service; help farmer's
community. Last three weeks study camp "European History". Volunteers from
abroad should be experienced*
UNA
20 June to 15 August
Ffeffernitz (Carinthia)
27 June to 15 August
S t , Martin, near Villach (Carinthia)
11 July to August 29
Wagna (Styria)
25 July to 5 September Kapfenberg (Styria)
27 June to 26 September TTegscheid (Upper Austria)
Linz (Upper Austria)
1 August to 19 September Weis (Upper Austria)
Salzburg area
1 August to 12 September Salzburg area
W3C
10 July to 9 August
32,
CWAJ
Wien-lJeubau
Perchtoldsdorf/Wien
25
JO
OKISTA also
Church construction
Construction of a parish center
Belgium
Work camps are organized with types of construction. Free time is filled with
socials and excursions. Minimum length of stay: two weeks, min, age: 16 years,
Belgium
I BO
(continued)
Gent
Kapellan
Vilvoorda
Zolder
May> June, and July Bevingen
Grace-Berleur
1 July to 30 September Hoeilaart
11
S t, Stevens
11
SCI
3^ •
Summer
One service
I4. camps of 18
Parochial Center
Home construction
Parochial Center
Home construction
Home construction
• Long term camp constructing a chapel
3 camps of 21+ Constructing a youth village
Woluwe
I4. camps of 18
Parochial Center
I4. camps of
13
ij. camps of 13
h camps of 13
25
Denmark
SCI-IC
Occasional work camps are organized; construction, repairs, clearance work,
etc. Age: over 18, maintenance provided.
YfCC
3 July to 2 August
3U.
Tolunde/Lem
20
Continue construction of
retreat center.
Finland
KVT
Siammer work camps are organized, most of which will be in Lapland consisting
of land clearing and construction* Free time activities include singing,
discussions, excursions, berry picking, sawing wood, ''open house” , etc.
Average length of camp: lg-months, minimum length of service: 2 weeks, age
limit 18 years. Maintenance and insurance is paid by the organizations,
there is no enrollment fee.
TCC
19 June to 19 July
33,
Punkasalmi, Teiniharju
25
Chapel construction
France
AdJ
28 June to 12 July
Heuville-St. Vaast b . Arras
12 July to 2 August
"
2 August to 23 August
"
23 August to 9 September "
20 vols.
ir
n
tt
CEV
I4. July to 2 August, a work camp is organized in cooperation Mfith WCC and AFSC,
For boys and girls age 19 - 3®» 5 — 6 hours of work each day with sports and
study, discussions. Languages: English and French. All expenses borne by
CEV."
coijc/ f
12 July to 21 July
Regional conter for physical education
Voiron
2 July to 22 July Dijon
and sports.
Aix-en-Provence
17 July to 26 July
26 July to 9 August Chatel-Guyon
15 July to 2 August Montpellier
19 July to 9 August Boucq
Forestry
11
9 July to 30 August
"
30 August to 20 September
Bouoq
Mouterhous e
19 July to 9 August
Lemberg
La Heuville-aux-Haies
19 July to 9 August
tt
La Vieille Loye
6 September to 2'7 September S evr ier
La Beuveville-aux-Bois
France
conc/ f
(continued)
Blaye
19 July to 9 August
Blaye
Presilli
19 July to 9 August
Presilli
9 August to 3 ° August
Montpeyroux
15 August to 30 August MontpeyroUX
30 August to 15 September Montpeyrorac
12 July to 2 August
Bonneval/Arc
BonnevayAro
Bonneval/-^0
27 September to 18 October Castelnau d*Au«un (Two camps)
Bezzit
CONG pays maintenance and insurance, volunteer receives Ffr3• 1,000 pocket
money, there is an enrollment fee of Ffrs* 2.000 • Ages 18
IBO
Lyon I
3
Lyon II
3
Lyon I II
3
V illefranche/s aone
3
Dijon I
3
Dijon II
3
Marseille I
3
Marseille II
3
Ca&n I
3
Caen II
3
Angouleme
3
Amouvilie (S et 0)
3
Vannes I
3
Vannes I I
3
Limoges
3
Mayet-de-Montagne (Alliea)
camps of
camps of
camps of
camps of
camps of
camps of
camps of
camps of
camps of
camps of
camps of
camps of
camps of
camps of
camps of
2 camps
20
20
20
10
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
of 15
Fees? |8«00,
time consists of excursions, social evenings, and discussions.
J et R
Spare
Summer
Pyarannes (Alps)
Several forestry camps
Calvados
Archeological— excavation camps
11
Mayenne
n
Charentoe
Marne
Building Centers
Bas/Rhin
Building Centers
Puy-de-Domo
Village reconstruction
n
Queyras
& Fall
Champagne
Grape harvest
n
n
Bourgogne
ti
Gironde
n
Vaucluse
Bouches -du-Rhone
Fruit harvest
These camps operate in 1+ weeks duration, age: 18 - 30 years, feos: Ffrs. 1500*
Free time activities include visits with local families.
t!
MCP
II4. to 30 July
Oublaisse (indre)
'20
Village construction
li; to 30 July
Aveyron
30
Village reconstruction
14 to 3 ° July
Fontenay (indre)
25
Landscaping
Chateau-ViUe-Vieille - Queyras (Hautes-Alpes)
France
(continued.)
MCP
JO July to 16 August
Sommiercs (Gard)
3®
Moulin dQ Toneze (Creuse) JO
30 July to l6 August
Saint*4)isisr (Haute-Marne) JO
Age: 18 - 35» minimum length of scrvice: 2 weeks; maximum: I; weeks; Jo
working hours per week. The orgattiiMXtion pays all camp costs,
MdA
1+ to 18 August, a work camp is ©pgfttllsed to construct and landscape a
vacation center* Open for apprentice?! and other young people of all countries*
MVS
Guebwill^r (Ht# Rhin) 12 - lJ+
Remodel house for
There is only a small insurance fe« to be paid by
a children’s home,
the camper, otherwise he may contribute what he can
towards the expenses. Camp free time activities include
community contact, excursions, discussions, lectures, singing, etc,
SCI
1 June to 30 August
Ceillac
•
I4.O
Reconstruction of
1 June to 30 August
Pasquet
20 - 25
villages.
For above camps, 10 volunteers with special building skills needed, especia y
mas one,
1 July to 15 July
Rocroi (Ardennes) 15
Repairing old people s home*,
15 July to 15 August Argut (PyrSn^es)
15
Building holiday center.
Minimum age: 18, minimum length of service: 2 weeks, L|2 working hours per
week, maintenance is paid and the volunteer receives no pay; there is no
enrollment fee,
UCC
3
6
3
3
36 ,
NUS
37
,
Germany
Vieux^/illez (Normandie)
25
Construction of
a children's holiday home,
July to 2 August
La Chalp d ’Arvieux
25
Construction of 5 houses for
(Queyras)
a family vacation center,
August to 6 September
Marseille
25
Building a playground for
North-African youth,
July to 3 September
Marseille
8
Social work among NorthAfricans (only for young people over 20)»
July to 2 August
Le Pompidou, Loz&re
25
Construction of a children's
holiday home,
(Democratic Republic)
A student work camp will be organized and supported by the National Union^cf
Students, Reply directly to the organization for the date and location of
the camp.
Germany
(Federal Republic)
.ADB
Three camps are organized in Western Germany,
zation for exact specifications,
Write directly to the organi
AdJ
12 July to 2 August
Horrea/Voreifel
25
Landscape work
12 July to 2 August
Altens/Westfalen
20
Road building
Frauenberg b, Marburg/Lahn
10
2 August to 23 August Marburg/Lahn, Hessen
25
Road building
"
25
2 August to 23 August Eommertshausoiy^Hessen
20
Forestry
8
20
2 August to 23 August Klinge b , Seekach, Baden
20
Forestry
n
20
2 August to 23 August Nagold / Schwarzwlad
25 Girls Forestry
Org.
Germany
Dates
Location
(Federal Republic)
Vols.
Description of Project
(continued)
ATU
Forestry work camps are organized. Hiniutum service: 3 weeks, including 1 week
of recreational activities, cultural* economic and political program. Partici
pants receive pocket money, enrollment fee: DM 12,
BSC
15 July to 19 August, Kassel-Peace Semioar lead by Dan West, also a junior work
camp to which specific locations and technicalities are obtainable from the
organization. There are also possibilities of camps in West Berlin, Datteln
(near Dortmund), and Worms,
GSTS
July to September, forestry agricultural* and constructional work camps are
organized. There are also opportunities to work in factories. Minimum
service: 3 weeks, ages 17 - 3®.
IBO
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September
Waldkappel
Abterode
Wuppertal
Hildfeld
Arnuir/li annovor
Brflhl
H8hr -Grenzhausen
Os thof er/Worm3
Bretzfeld
S eckach
Erlangen
Coburg
Mrriberg
Friedrichshafen
Burgstall
Werna^/Stuttgart
Pilttlingen
Ber1in-Lankwitz
Oldenburg
Area around Hamburg/S chlesw.-Holst
1 camp
5 . 7 , - 29 . 7 ,
1 camp 1 2 , 7 , - 2 5 . 7 .
1 camp 1 2 , 7 , - 1 , 8 .
2 camps 1 9 . 7 » “ 1 « 8 „
5 camps 19. 7 . - 8 . 8 .
2 camps 26 , 7 » “ 8 , 8 .
6 camps 26 . 7 * - 1 5 . 8 .
2 camps 2 , 8 , - 1 5 * 8 ,
Ij. camps 2 , 8 , - 22 . 8 ,
1 camp
9 . 8 . - 22 , 8 ,
1 camp
9 . 8 , - 29 . 8 ,
Area around Hiedersachsen
1 camp 1 2 » 7 ,
25. 7 .
1 camp 1 2 , 7 ,
1 8
2 camps 19 . 7 »
1 8
8 8
8 camps 1 9 . 7 «
1 camp 26 , 7 ,
8 8
8 camps 26 . 7 »
15. 8 .
5 camps 2 . 8 .
22 . 8 . (cont)
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12 camps of 18
1 camp 13f 15
h camps of 18
2 camps of 18
2 camps Of 18
3 camps Of 18
3 camps of 18
5 camps of 18
3 camps of 18
3 camps of 18
3 camps of 18
3 camps of 18
3 camps of 18
'3 camps of 18
3 camps of 18
3 camps of 18
5 camps of 18
3 camps of 15
7 camps of 20
Home construction
Parocial center
Home construction
Church construction
Home construction
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Home construction
Home construction
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3 camps 9 * 8 . - 22 . 8 .
1 camp
9 . 8 . - 29 . 8 .
2 camps l 6 , 8 . - 29 . 8 ,
Area around South
1 camp
1 2 . 7. ** 25.
2 camps 1 2 . 7 . - l .
2 camps 19, 7. - 1 .
6 camps 19. 7. - 8 .
3 camps 26 , 7 . - 8 .
5 camps 26 , 7 . - 15.
2 camps
2 , 8 . - 15.
2 , 8 . - 22 .
5 camps
2 camps
9 . 8 . - 22 .
camps
9 . 8 . - 29.
3
2 camps 30, 8 . - 1 2 .
Area around
1 camp 1 2 .
1 camp 19.
1 camp
2.
2 camps 9 *
The above camps are the preliminary listing's of IJGD,
write directly to the organization.
Berlin
7. - 1 ,
7. - 8.
8 . - 22 .
8 , - 29 .
For more
7
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
9
3.
3.
8.
8,
specifications
Germany
SCI
(Federal Republic)
(continued)
5 July to 26 August
2 August to 3 O August
5 July to 2 August
5 July to 29 July
Building, redecorating,
harvesting (Youth camp)
Work in tree’ nursery*
P)|
Redecorating, gardening.
social work (Youth camp)
P)|
Building
a home, level
Spiegelau (Bsyr.Wald
ground, harvesting,
20
Outside work, building
Hannover*® oefeld
new houses for handicapped persons,
Building homes for
Freiburg/Breisgau 20 - 25
large families.
20
Renovation and SocialMfllhein/Ruhr
work in refugee camp.
Alsterdorf
25
(Hamburg)
Halstenbeck
2I4.
Bad Godesberg b . Bonn
MCC-PAX
Volunteers are carrying on a continuous program of home building for refugees;
also several types of social work are done in several areas of Western Germany
and West Berlin. Volunteers are limited to American conscientious objectors.
MCP
18 July to I4. August
6 August to 21+ August
15 to 30 August
15 to 30 August
MVS
Garden work
Beienrode
n
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(successive camps)
Heidehaus, Augustdorf b , Bielefeld
20 vols.
Construction of quarters for refugees
Libenzell
Participation in International Forum,
Building and leading recreation
in a children's summer camp.
Details given later.
West Berlin
20 to I4.O
20
Renovation
of old
Salzgitter-Bad
18 to
building for Youth center.
Salzgitter-Lenbestedt
18
Landscaping
Hoernuiq/Sylt
16
NGF
July to October, 8 to 12 week international camps are organized in the
Scandenavian countries, Holland, Austria, England, and Germany. Two or three
youthcamps for 16 and 17 year olds of 3 weeks will also be organized,
TUB
3 August to 23 August, forestry in the Grunewald of Berlin. 32 students will
work L.0 yours per week, an extensive cultural program is planned in con
nection.
UNA
Now until August 15
TOC
389
AC
Grossburgwedel, near Hannover
Long term camp
Construction of a parish
center in a refugee camp.
Continue
construction of a
Altenkirchen, Westerwald
rural
youth
academy.
25
Berlin
25
Project not known yet.
Building a playground and
Dassel, Soiling
30
an open air chapel at a YMCA family holiday home,
7 August tp 6 September
Ellierode (Kreis Northeim)
20 vols.
Church
renovation and repair work,
Nordkirchen (Westfalen)
15 vols. Construction
of a church center.
S t , Johanrj/WJ5rtt
25
Great Britain
June to December, work camps are planned for young people and students from
abroad. Age 17 and over, duration of stay: between 3 and 5 weeks. Mainten
ance of
and Ij. to be paid by camper per week, but participants receive
remuneration fro their work according to the British Agricultural Workers
Scale, Enrollment fee: approximately / 2 ,1 0 .0 ,
Great Britain
(continued)
CONC/gB
30 May to 11 July
Titchfield, Hampshire 3 0 “ 5^
Strawberry picking
27 June to 5 September Embley Park, Hampshire 10 - $0 Boys only
General farming and potato picking.
27 June to 8 August
Tiptree, Essex
50 " 80
Fruit picking
1+ July to 5 September Elmley Castle, Worcestershire
Fruit picking and
/BOYS ONLY I4 July to 25 July period, 50 - 75 vols.
general farming.
/ BOYS and GIRLS 25 July to 5 September period
50 to 75 workers per period.
U July to 26 September
Fladbury, Worcestershire
BOYS ONLY, 3 ® Per period.
Fruit picking and market gardening.
8 August to 19 September Ebesham, Worcestershire
BOYS ONLY, 3 ® Per period.
Fruit picking
29 August to 26 September Bodiam, Sussex
BOYS ONLY, 60 accepted. Hoppicking.
Carnoustie, Angus (Scotland Boys and Girls, Fruit
(One period - 3 weeks)
picking*
FWCC
The following dates of work camps are provisional and will be confirmed or
amended later:
Summer - 16 to 18 year olds s
Summer - 19 years of age and over:
3 July to 17 July
1 August to 2l+ August
31 July to 9 August
1 August to 3 1 August
GSTS
July and August, forestry, agricultural, and constructional work camps are
organized. There are also occasions to work in factories. Minimum service:
3 weeks, ages 17 to 30 *
NUS
Farm work camps are open to students of all nationalities to provide a common
meeting ground and means of a working holiday at low cost. Age: over 18,
minimum length of service; I4. weeks . Participants are paid approximately
2s . 3 ds per hour, but their maintenance is not provided; enrolment fee;
/ 3 . 5 s including travel from London to oamp and return*
S-YHA
A work camp is organized at the Carbisdale Castle youth hostel in summer but
details are not available.as yet,
SCI
29 June to 11 July
Ealing (London)
9 July to 6 or 20 August
July or August
Hull
UNA
July and August
WG
BSC
Questors Theatre building
work.
Seer Green (Bucks) 8 Making approach road for a
home for spastics.
15
Redecoration of old peoples home.
Danby (Yorks.) 15
Road-making and fencing for
farming community of handicapped persons,
One or two camps will be held*
2l+ July to 23 August
39*
12 - 15'
Battersea, London 25 Renovation of a parish hall which
will become a community and social service center.
Rhoose, near Cardiff 25 Construction of a playground
and redecorating a YWCA Training College.
Greece
There is a good possibility that a camp \
7ill be organized. Minimum length of
service: Length of camp - average 5 weeks* Volunteer pays travel expenses,
1 DM per day for maintenance in oamp, is insured by BSC, and receives no
salary or pocket money,
- iu -
Greece
(continued)
MCC-PAX
"Pax" is carrying on a continuous program of agriculture demonstration in two
Greek villages, Panayitsa and Tsakones# Volunteers are limited to American
conscientious objectors*
MVS
Arnis s s/ ITomoa Poll is
room, kitchen and bathroom plus landscaping.
SCI
Probably July, August, and September
me
3 July to 2 August
20
Construction of a dining
Bricklayers and carpenters needecU
North-west
20
Irrigation work*
Konitsa
25
Building a sports field,
retaining walls and renovating a youth center room*
I4O. Hungary
NUS-H
111*
One work camp is planned, write directly to the organization for particulars*
Iceland
i|2.
20 vols.
July and August
SCI
Building extensions to a home for
mentally handicapped children*
Italy
AFSC
Summer
Agape
Continuous camp running from 20 Moy to ~y0 September, Project: construction
of a church and landscaping the grounds* 9 hour working days, I4. languages:
Italien, French, German, English, Voluntary contribution upon entering.
Europa
Spring and Summer
Hear Haples
are organized but for students only.
IBO
SCI
20 July to 3 I August
Sauze di Cesana
15 August to 15 September near Orvieto
3 or I4. weeks (summer)
Cantalica
TJCC
Tricarico
31 July to 2 August
Rebuilding a bridge entrance & playground.
Several archaeological work camps
Apply to Europa
Bologna
Ambrogiq/Ferrara
Trieste
Bressanone
Bolzano .
Briga Hovarese
Piacenza
Trento
Broscia
Ecumene (Velletri)
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
camps
camps
camps
camps
camps
camps
camps
camps
campa
25
23
18
25
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
18
18
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
Home construction
Home construction
Church construction
Home construction
Professional school
Parochial complex
Church construction
House construction
House construction
Road building, drainage repair.
Road-making for mountain village.
Road building for mountain village,
Construction of 5 family units
at the Youth Center of Ecumene,
S ardinia
BSC
A senior work camp is organized to assist HELP (Homeless European Land Program''
in construction work. The length of the camp will be 5 weeks, the volunteer
pays travel expenses, is insured by BSC, and will receive no salary or pocket
money,
ITether lands
IBO
1 July to 30 September Ymuiden—
West
I4. camps of 15 House construction
"
Rotterdas/Crooswijk I4. camps of 15 Parochial center
"
Or then
1+ camps of 23 House construction
"
Overloon.
1+ camps of 18 House construction
"
Lunteren .
Church construction
liether lands
(continued)
SCI
Summer
One service
.
20
Minimum ages 18, min
imum length of service: 2 weeks, I{2 working hours per week, maintenance is
free and the volunteer receives no pay; there is no enrolment fee,
SIW
28 June to 12 July
Kennemsrduincn I
20
no, 1
12 July to 26 July
Kennemerduinon I I
20
'2
30 August to 13 September Kennemerduinen I I I
20
3
19 July to 9 August
Schiphol (students only) J4.O
i;
Sohouwen-Duiveland
[4.5
5
Doom
25
6
Eerbeek
25
7
13 July to 1 August
Overcinge
20
8
The vrork will be general maintenance and light construction work (U ,6 ,7 ,8 ),
and planting, woodcutting and agricultural work ( 1 ,2 ,3 ,5 ) * 7 and 8 will be
work and conference camps j the daily program is formed by working in the
mornings and part of the afternoon, while the rest of the time (and also a
few whole working days) will be spent in lecture, discussion and excursions#
3 1 July to 30 August
Bus sum
25
Construction of a neighbour
hood house for youth work, social work and adult education.
St* Nicolaasga
25
Clearing a section of woods
and leveling the ground for a sports field at the lay training center*
ill)-* Norway
JYCB
31
21 June
Bergen
The camp is in connection with the Bergen Inter
national Music Festival, participants will receive reduced rate tickets for
the various festival performances.
Summer
Near Bergen - Askoy
Fruit picking
July and August
Kvinesd.al
2 or 3 camps
Probably roadbuilding
August
Kyinesdal
Forestry
A W01*k camp will bo organized in summer. Write directly to the organization
for exact specifications*
July
Trastad (North)
Work for a home for mentally
deficient children,
Rpst (island in the North) 20 Gardening for hospital,
tree planting.
2 July to 26 July
Sandvika (near Oslo) 15 Work and study camp. Theme:
wNon-Violence as a way to peace,”
Sandvika I I (Youth camp) 20
Work for youth center or
for home for handicapped persons,
AFSC
Summer
Minsk
BSC
A camp is planned for the summer months, there is a fee of $U*00,
information write directly to the organisation*
SCI
Summer
U5«
146.
^
20
Poland
Masowiecki
Three probable camps
For further
30 in each
Portugal
^3 July to 1 August
20 July to 8 August
3 jiUgust to 22 August
24
August to 12 or
S » Pedro ds Mue]/Marinha Grande
20
Forestry
Santiago do Cac&a
20
Archaelogy
Santa Luzis/viana do Castelo
20
Forestry
Sagres
20
Construction
Sanfins/poQos de Ferreira
20
.Archaelogy
23 September Conimbriga/Condeixa 20/30 Archaelogy
•* l 6 -
Portugal
TI
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(continued)
Summerj a comp is planned.
details,
Apply to the organization for further immediate
Spain
FdJ
10 July to 30 July
Alsasua (Hccvorra)
Construction of sport grounds.
20 July to 10 August Ampurias (Gorona)
Archeological excavations.
15 July to 5 August
Lerida
Construction of a Youth Hostel.
25 July to 15 August Pontovedra
Inscription fees: 200 pesetas, dato of inscription: before June 25»
IBO
Tudela
2 camps of 2)4
House construction.
I4.80 Sweden
•AGNI
18th International Summer School (work camp) for
youth leaders, teachers, social workers, and students
15 May to 5 July
International Working Community. (Volunteers can be
accepted at any time for at least two weeks - or longer)
International Working Community for Internat
ional Relief Work (work camp)
11 July to 12 August, and 22 August to 15 September
International Seminars
for leadership in Agni's educational and relief activities.
Ill,
1 July to 21 July
HUS
A work camp is organized for the following summer.
organization for exact specifications.
WCC
3 July ‘fe° 2 August
Mariefred near Stockholm
10 - 15 Renovating an old
estate into a youth and study center.
1 July to 1 August
Pastavaara, Lapland
Road construction for the Laps.
29 July to 1 September Banbbro, Central Sweden 15 - 20 Renovating a farm
house into a youth center.
15 August to 15 September Malmback, South Sweden 15-20 Redecorating and
gardenwork for JEra folkhighschool.
July or August
Doi-msjS gard, Dalacarlia
Another camp is planned.
Age: over 18, enrollment fee: Sv/.Cr.lO, maintenance provided.
3 July to 2 August
k9»
Write directly to the
LBvanger, Vfisterbotten
25
Repair buildings for
church retreats and conferences.
Karso Island (Stockholm) 20
Construction of Ch.-ap.el*
Switzerland
MCP
July and August
Probably a work camp of 3 weeks length at Les Orisons.
SCI
1+May to 27 June
July and August
Elitzingen (Valais)
25
Santa Maria (Grisons) 25
"WCC
3 July to 3 I July
Chaumont (Ueuchatel)
50.
CY0
25
Laying a milk pipe-line.
Road Construction
Construction work at center for
youth meetings and holidays.
UeS.3.R.
During the summer there will bo an international student work comp* All these
activities are supported by the International Union of Students. Write
directly to the organization for further exact details.
r
TRAINING- PROJECTS FOR WORK CAMP LEADERS
1,
Austria
AdJ
2«
Continuous - Rehabilitation of delinquent youth, medical or social studies,
camp leadership, seminars,
Germany
NGF
3.
(Federal Republic)
Spring, 1 Leader Seminar,
India
BSS
Several workcamp seminars are held at different times of the year.
[).« Latin America
CC
5>
A training project in Work Comp Methods and Techniques for Latin America will
be held in Paraguay, Candidates apply through thoir sponsoring organization,
Orient - Qocident camp
SCI
Near Rome or near Geneva
15 August to 31 August or 1 September to 15 Sept
ember
20 volunteers-girls only
Practical preparation course for work
with women in economically underdeveloped areas.
LAST MINUTE ADDITIONS
India
SCI
Weekend camps are planned in Delhi, Bombay, Calcutta, and Madras, An Urban
Welfare Project in Madras started in October, 1958 and will continue through
out the whole year of 1959, This project is open to all volunteers at all
times.
May-June
One servioe in a summer camp.
Greece
MCP
September, for 3 weeks
Italy
MCP
Cameroon
MCP
A work camp will possibly be organized in Sicily,
(F r .)
Technical Assistance program,
Yugoslavia
P'YT
1 July to 3 1 July
South of Belgrade
20,000
Construction of National
Highway of Fraternity and Unity, Foreign participants should be recommended
by their organization.
Portugal
*
TI
(continued)
Summer, a camp is planned.
details.
Apply to the organization for further immediate
X
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Spain
FdJ
1C July to 30 July
Alsasua (Navarra)
20 July to 10 August Ampurias (Gorona)
Archeological excavations.
15 July to 5 August
Lerida
Construction of a Youth Hostel,
25 July to 15 August Pontovedra
Inscription foes: 200 pesetas, date of inscription: before June 25»
IBO
1 July to 3 O September
[4.8 o
Sweden
•
Tudela
2 camps of 2l+
....
'
House construction,
*
/CHI
18th International Summer School (work camp) for
youth leaders, teachers, social workers, and students
15 May to 5 July
International Working Community, (Volunteers can. be
accepted at any time for at least two weeks - or longer)
International Working Community for Internat
ional Relief Work (work camp)
11 July to 12 August, and 22 August to 15 September
International Seminars
for leadership in Agni's educational and relief activities.
I/Jj
1 July to 21 July
NUS
A work camp is organized for the following summer.
organization for exact specifications,
WCC
3 July to el August
Mariefred near Stockholm
10 - 15 Renovating an old
estate into a youth and study center.
1 July to 1 August
Pastavaara, Lapland
Road construction for the Laps.
29 July to 1 September Banbbro, Central Sweden 15 - 20 Renovating a farm
house into a youth center,
15 August to 15 September Malmback, South Sweden 15-20 Redecorating and
gardenwork for JEra folkhighschool,
July or August
Dormsj8 gard, Dalacarlia
Another camp is planned.
Age: over 18, enrollment fee: Sw.Cr.10, maintenance provided.
3 July to 2 August
b$»
Write directly to the
LBvanger, V&nterbotten
25
Repair buildings for
church retreats and conferences,
Karso Island (Stockholm) 20
Construction of chapel.
Swl t zer 1 and
MCP
July and August
Probably a work camp of 3 weeks length at Les Grisons.
SCI
1+ May to 27 June
July and August
Blitzingen (Valais)
25
Santa Maria (Grisons) 25
WCC
3 July to 31 July
Chaumont (Heuchatel)
50.
CY0
25
Laying a milk pipe-line.
Road Construction
Construction work at center for
youth meetings and holidays.
U tS .S .R .
During the summer there will be an international student work camp. All these
activities are supported by the International Union of Students. Write
directly to the organization for further exact details.
TRAINING PROJECTS FOR WORK CAMP LEADERS
1.
Austria
AdJ
2«
Continuous - Rehabilitation of delinquent youth* medical or social studies*
camp leadership, seminars,
Germany
NGF
3.
Spring, 1 Leader Seminar.
India
BSS
I;.
Several workcamp seminars are held at different times of the year.
Latin America
CC
5»
(Federal Republic)
A training project in Work Camp Methods and Techniques for Latin America will
be held in Paraguay. Candidates apply through their sponsoring organization,
Orient - Oocident camp
SCI
Near Rome or near Geneva
15 August to 31 August or 1 September to 15 Sept
ember
20 volunteers-girls only
Practical preparation course for work
■with women in economically underdeveloped areas.
LAST MINUTE ADDITIONS
India
SCI
Weekend camps are planned in Delhi, Bombay, Calcutta, and Madras. An Urban
Welfare Project in Madras started in October, 1958 and will continue through
out the whole year of 1959, This project is open to all volunteers at all
times •
*
r
.•
'
May-June
One servioe in a summer camp.
Greece
MCP
September, for 3 weeks
Italy
MCP
Cameroon
MCP
A work camp will possibly be organized in Sicily.
(F r .)
Technical Assistance program.
Yugoslavia
PYT
1 July to 3 1 July
South of Belgrade
20,000
Construction of National
Highway of Fraternity and Unity, Foreign participants should be recommended
by their organization.
• A D D R E S S L I S T
(Key to sponsoring'agencies)
AC
AdJ
The Allied Circle, U.6 Green Street, Park Lane, London W, 1, Great Britain
Aufbauwerk der Jugend, Schulstrasse I h / l , Marburg/Lahn, Germany
Aufbauwerk der Jugend, Hofburg 1, Innsbruck, Austria
ADB
Auslandstelle des Deutschen Bundesstudontenringes, Kaiserstrasse 71» Bonn, Germany
AFSC
American Friends Service Committee
European Work Camp program; 110 Avertu® Mozart, Paris l 6 e, France
Israeli program.; International Voluntary Work Camps of AFSC, P#0, Box 28, Acre
Japan program; Friends International'Voluntary Work Camps in Japan, c/o Toyama
Heights Neighbourhood Centre, Toyama Heights, Toyama-cho, Shinjuku-ku, Tolsyo
USA and Mexico/El Salvador programs, 20 S . Twelfth St«, Philadelphia 7»
USA,
Agape Segreteria d fAgape, Prali (Torino), Italy
AGNI
Agni Orjansg&rden, RBnning, Sweden
ATU
Aussenreferat der Technischen Universitftt, Hardenbergstr. 3U» Berlin-Charlottenburg, Germany
BCEP
Board of Christian Education and Publication, 808 Witherspoon B id., Philadelphia,.
Pa«, U» S» A*
BSC
Brethren Service Commission, Witzenh&userstr, 5» Kassel-Rothenditmold, Germany
BSS
Bharat Sevak Samaj, National Headquarters, 9 Theatre Communication Buildings,
New Delhi, India
CC
Co-ordination Committee' for International Voluntary Work Camps, Unesco, 2 Place
de Fontenoy, Paris 7©» France
CEV
College Cevenol, Le Chambon sur Lignon (Haute Loire), France
CONC/f Concordia, J>1 Avenue Pierre ler de Serbie, Paris XVI, France
/GB Concordia, The Recruitment Secretary, 188 Brompton Road, London SW 3'» Great Brit,
CO-SEC Coordinating Secretariat of National Unions of Students, P*0. Box
Leiden,
Netherlands
CWAJ
Centrale Wallone des Auberges de la Jeunesse, 13 Rue Lefrancq, Bruxelles, Belgium
CYO
Student Council of the Committee of Youth Organizations of the U.S.S '*R,,
Kropotkina 10, Moscow'
EIRENE Hr* Hilton Harder, EIRENE, Bruchstrasse 1 3 , Kaiserslauteriv^Pfalz, Germany
Europa Centro Relazioni e Scambi Culturali con l*Estero, Via Carlo de Ceaare 614., Napoli,
Italy
EVS
Ecumenical Voluntary Service, USCC, 257 Fourth Ave», New York 10, N• Y •, USA,
FdJ
Frente de Juventudes, Departamento Relaciones Exteriores, Marques del Riscal, 16,
Madrid, Spain
FWCC
Friends Work Camps Comm*, Mr, Alun Davies, Eurston Road, London, N,W, 1, England
FSOC
Friends Social Order Committee,- 1515 Cherry S t ,, Philadelphia 2, Pennsylvania,USA
GSTS
German Student Travel Service, I43 Parliament Street, Whitehall, London, SW 1
HKFIHC Hong Kong Friends International Work Camp, Diocesan Boy’ s School, Kowloon, Hong
Kong,
IAL
International Arbetslag, SBdergatan 10 8g«, Stockholm S B ,, Sweden
IBO
International Bouworde,_ Tongerlo, Belgium
Belgian Congo; Bouworde, Lulaburg (Kasai)
,
France; Compagnons-Batisseurs, 12 Rue de Mail, Paris 2e, France
Germany; Bauorden, Bischof Kallerstrasse 3 b, KBnigstein, Taunus
IJGD
Internationale Jugendgemeinschaftsdienste, Maschstrasse 22, Hannover, Germany
ISTA
Israel Students Travel Association L td ,, 2 Khayat Square, Haifa, Israel
IYHA
Israel.Youth Hostels Assocaition, POB 1075» Jerusalem, Israel
J et R Jeunesse et Reconstruction, 137 Bd, Saint Michel, Paris 5e» France
J1TRCS Japanese National Red Cross Society, Volunteer Service Section, 5 Shiba Par,
Minato-ku, Tokyo
JYCB
Joint Youth Council Bergen, V&gsalmenning 1, Bergen, Norway
KVT
Kansaiiw&linen Vapaaehtoinen TyBleirijarjestB, Fredrikinkatu 77 A, Helsinki,
Finland
LLA
Luther League of America, 1228 Spruce Street, Philadelphia 7* Pa»» U, S , A,
MCC PAX Merinonit e Central Committee MPax” Services, Eysseneckstr. 5I4., Frankfurt/Main,
G ermany
MCP
Mouvement Chretien Pour le Paix, U Dittlingerweg, Bern, .Switzerland (In t ’ l office)
French trance: Mouvement Chretien Pour le Paix, 3 rue de Versailles, Ville
d ’Avray S . 0 ., France
MdA
Le Moulin des Apprentis, Bonnat (Creuse), France
MPKO
Madjelis Pemuda Keristen Oikumenis di Indonesia, D j l . Teuku Umar No* 17, Djakarta
1ESSL Madras Student Social Service League, I4.7 G» Koil Street, Madras 7» India
MP
Mocidade Portuguesa, Palacio de Independencia, Lisbon, Portugal
MVS
Mennonite. Voluntary Service, Bruchstrasse 13 , KaiserslauterryPfalz, Germany
NCCJ
National Christian Council of Japan, Youth Commission, Christian Centro, 2-1+
Chome, Ginza, Chuo Ku, Tokyo, Japan
NGF
Nothelfergemeinschaft der Freunde e«V», Hombergerstr. 28, Frankfurt/Main, Germany
NOS
National Union of Students, The Farm Camps Organizer, 3 Endsleigh Street, London,
W.C. 1 , England
National Union of Students, NepkBztaarsasag Utja 121;, Budapest V I, Hungary
OKISTA Oesterreichisches Komittee fur Internationalen Studienaustausch (OKISTA),
Wallnerstrasse 8 , Vienna, Austria
.
OHS
Oesterreichische Hochschulerschaft, Lolingasse 19, Vienna IX, Austria
POC
Pakistan Organizing Committee for Voluntary Work Camps, Friends Centre Building,
21
Nurfata Lane, Dacca, Pakistan
PYY
People’s Youth of Yugoslavia, Mole Pijade 35* Belgrade, Yugoslavia
RML
Rural Medical & Social Service League, Stanley Medical College Assocation,
Madras, India
SAWCA Southern Africa Work Camps Association, P.O . Box 506, Durban, S , Africa
SBK
Studentenbetrekkingen, Rapenburg 6 , Leiden, Netherlands
SCI
Service Civil International, 77 Bd, Jean Jaures, Clichy (Seine), France
SCI regional secretariats and correspondents:
-IZ
Austria: Internationaler Zivildienst, Neue Hofburg, Batthyanystiege, I Stock,
Vienna I , Austria
-SCVI Belgium: Service Civil Volontaire International, 5 rue France, Philippeville
(Namur)
- IC Denmark; Internationale Civiljeneste, Glentevej 59, Glostrup
-SCVI France: Service Civil Volontaire International, 77 Bd. Jean Jaur&s, Clichy (Seine)
-IZ
Germany: Internationaler Zivildienst, Hamburg I , Bein Strohhaus lLpr
-TVS Great Britain: International Voluntary Service, 72 Oakley Square, London NW 1
-In
India: SCI Centre, 37 Nissen Hut, Faridabad, Punjab
-Is
Israel: Meier Rubinstein, 7 Gat Street, Haifa-Ahuza
-It
Italy: SCI,-Via Tacito 23 , Rome
-Le
Lebanon: c/o Eagles Foundation, 27 I+ rue Bliss, Beirut
-IVH Netherlands: Internationale Vrijwillige Hulpdienst, Nieuwe Inslag 16, Breda
-ID
Norway: Internasjonal Dugnad, Meltzersgate 1, Oslo
-Pa
Pakistan: SCI Pakistan, E9/2 Nazimabad 1, Karachi
-AS
Switzerland: Association Suisse pour le SCI, Gartenhofstrasse 7 , Zttrich 1+
-US
United States: Ann and Bob Stowell, RFD, Cabot, Vermont
SCM
Student Christian Movement of India, ACM House, 2 Mission Road, Bangalore 2, India
SIW
Stichting Internationale Werkkampen, Rapenburg 6 , Leiden, Netherlands
S-YHA Scottish Youth Hostels Ass‘n, 7 Bruntsfield Crescent, Edinburgh, 10 , England
TI
Technical Institute, Seccao de Intercambio da AEIST, Av, Rovisco Pais, Lisbon,
Portugal
TUB
Technische UniversitSt Berlin, Hardenbergstr. 3 I4., Berlin^Charlottenburt 2, Germany
UBS A
Uganda Boy Scouts Association, P .O . Box I 29I4., Kampala, Uganda
UNA
United Nations Association, Youth Officer, 25 Charles S t ., London W 1, England
VWCAG Voluntary Work Camp Association of Ghana, c/o Mr. Gordon Green, Mfantsipim, Cape
Coast, Ghana
WCC
Wprld Council of Churches, 17 route de Malagnou, Geneva, Switzerland
TOC
World Council of Churches
-Austria:
Evangelisches Jugendwerk in Oosterreich, Oelcumenischer Arbeitskreis,
Kirchenstrasso 15, MeIk e/D
-Denmark:
Ecumenical Youth Board of Denmark, Kalbyrisvej 20* Herlufsholm,
Naestved
-Finland:
Work Camp Committee, Ecumenical Youth Council, Seurakuntaopisto,
JUrvenpM
-France:
Consoil Protestant de la Jeunesse, 176 rue de Crenelle, Paris 7e
-Germany
Deutsche Arbeitsgemeineohaft Christlicher Aufbaulager, Im Druseltal 6 ,
Kassel-WilhelmshHhe
-Hong Kong
Hong Kong Ecumenical Work Camp Committee, Chung Chi College, Ma Liu
Shuri, N .T ., Hong Kong, B.C*C.
-Italy:
Ccnsiglio Nazionale della Gioventu Evangelic a, 3& v^a
Minatore,
Verona
-Korea:
National Christian Council of Korea, P .O . Box
Kwang-YJha-Moon
P «0 ,, Seoul
-Lebanon & Syria: Christian Youth Federation of Lebanon and Syria, POB 582, Beirut,
Lebanon
-Netherlands:
Oecumenische Jeugdraad in Noderland, Janskerhof 16, Utrecht
-Okinawa:
Interboard Committee for Christian Work in Okinawa, Co-operating with
the Church of Christ of Okinawa, Box I4.6 , Naha City
-Sweden:
Work Camp Committee, Ecumenical Youth Council, Frojagat* I 3 B,
FalkBping
WFC
Wilgespruit Fellowship Centro, The Warden, P .O . Box 81, Roodepoort, T v l., Union
of South Africa
WSC
Woodcrest Service Corrcmittoe, Oak Lake, Farmington, P a ., U. S . A.
CWCC
Cyprus Work Comp Committee, P«0V Box 282, Limassol, Cyprus
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