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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!
Last week was also busy. A lot of computer work but expecially two entire day computer free, during which we spend a lot of time in nature, in the school, in the garden.
We finally planted carrot, onion, parsley, basil, mint, lettuce, and spinach seeds. We then placed everything on the shelf we’d built over the previous weeks.
During our help handings work we meet Fiorella, a woman that speacks italian and she cans talk with Angela.
On friday we celebrated Baba Marta by preparing two small tables with the necessary equipment to make the typical Martinitsa, tea, and biscuits for the guests.
Keep following us to learn about all our activities. We’ll have new volunteers soon!
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