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Hello! Our project Rural Future is coming to its end. Since February 2025, we hosted 7 young people in Mrachenik, rural village in the Sredna Gora region. All working together to renovate an old school into a volunteering and training center while connecting with rural life and locals.
This year, we opened our new project, Wild Vibes. We are now opened to application for this project, co-funded by the EU.
If you like what you see, you can apply HERE.
You can get to know the project better HERE.
We will cover weekly progress through the so-called “Weekly Recaps”. Here we will give a brief overview of what is happening in this little village called Mrachenik and report on our experiences.
Hello!
A lot has happened this week: we started brainstorming for Smokinya’s tenth anniversary, some wild horses kept us company, and we took new photos of the school.
As usual, on Wednesday we helped those in need in Mrachenik. This time we split up: Vic and Angela cleaned a greenhouse, while Roni and Andrey helped tidy up a garden.
The week continued with a lot of computer work. Friday in particular was a very busy day. We started working on the 1 March celebration, which we in Mrachenik celebrate together with anyone who wants to join us, on 27 February with the traditional Martenitsa. We also shared ideas on how to celebrate Women’s Day on 8 March.
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