What does a volunteering weekend trip look like?
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Next volunteer trips to Calais:
19th – 22nd Jan 23
29th Jan – 2nd Feb 23
12th- 15th Feb 23
2nd – 5th March 23
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Leaving Bath apx 4.30pm. Arrive back in Bath apx 10pm
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We all travel together in a carshare convoy. Bath-Dover Ferry or Euro Shuttle – Calais
Come as a driver or passenger to fill up cars and keep costs low. Drivers are paid £130 petrol money
Don’t live near Bath but would like to come on our trip? Meet us at Dover or chat to us about other convenient meet points
At the charity warehouses you will find a wide range of easy, but much-needed, tasks to choose from including working in the Refugee Community Kitchen
Preparing vegetables for todays meals Washing and preparing huge batches vegetables Stirring big pots of nutritious warming food Helping unload deliveries of clothes & food donations Brew tea for the refugees – 35 teabags per pan! Washing up Sort incoming clothes and bedding donations. Bag up firewood
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See FAQ’s for more detail about the Volunteer convoy trip practicalities
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We book shared rooms in a local, clean & lively youth hostel
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Supper in a local cafe or bar is a short walk away