| Esse Zogbedji 10 - Esse Zogbedji |
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| FAGAD10 |
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13/09 - 04/10/2010 |
soci/teat/kids | 2/20 | 18-99 | |
| Description: There are about 2700 inhabitants in the village. There are also structures such as 2 primary schools, a junior high school, a market place and a health centre. Agriculture is the main activity. |
| Youth in rural areas is confronted with serious problems liked to basic health, as well as unwanted pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases, including AIDS. We are lacking financial resources but have to bring in our humble contribution in order to try to fight the plagues that seriously block the development of these areas. As they are far from cities and observers, they are also often forgotten. At the same time, schools and high schools face a lack of teachers. The project is a way to support the pupils during the homework through repeating sessions and other educational means. |
| Work: Organise awareness-raising sessions on specific themes, performances (Forum Theatre), and discussions and debates on HIV AIDS and contraceptives, and to give condoms and leaflets.
Help teachers with repeating sessions for children at home, help the pupils do their homework and follow them up while they look for information in the library.
Popular sites to be visited: the concrete producing factory in Tabligbo, a town called Aneho (on the way to Benin and wherefrom it is possible to go to Togoville with a boat-trip on Togo Lake, one of the biggest lakes in Togo), and the town of Togoville (there is a pond with sacred crocodiles 22 km away, a phosphate site, and a lake with hippos in Lacata).
There are also possibilities to discover northern Togo with big towns such as Atakpame, Sokode, Kara, Aledjo, Niamtougou, and sites like Nangbeto dam, the hippos’ lake and Koutammakou (UNESCO World Heritage).
Artistic activities: get to know batik and sculpture techniques.
Cultural activities: drumming (djembé) and dances around the fire.
A day with a family: spending a day within an African family, with thematic approaches such as animism, the chief’s enthroning ceremony, a traditional wedding, a day in the fields, etc.
Exchanges and debates are organized the evenings around various themes and on the present global issues such as: cultural shock and cultural differences, immigration, the climate change, gender and development… |
| Accomodation: Food is made by the volunteers and everyone is implied with the various community tasks (kitchen, crockery, maintenance of the dormitories and others). Groups of three or four will be formed for this purpose dependently of the number of the volunteers. The volunteers are placed in joint rooms on the place of the work camp. |
| Profile: The volunteers can bring notebooks, pencils, books, toys and other facilities of games; on HIV/AIDS sensitization work, prospectuses, leafs and condoms. |
| Extrafee: 185 |
| Kpele-Adeta 11 - Kpele-Adeta |
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| FAGAD11 |
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26/09 - 17/10/2010 |
cons | 2/20 | 18-99 | |
| Description: Kpele-Adeta is a town with around 15000 inhabitants. It is the main town of Kpele-Adeta district and the home of FAGAD office. It is located at the crossroad between Kpalime-Atakpame and Notse-Danyi. There we can find a telecommunication office, a police station and a medical and social centre. The nearest hospital is the Baptist American Hospital, about 4 km away. The German Hospital of Agou-Nyogbo is about 35 km from there. |
| The project’s aim is to provide the town of Adéta with a centre where its youth can gather to exchange information, share leisure activities and fun. For FAGAD it is also the occasion to build a centre which can host seminars, training sessions, meetings and interesting documents. |
| Work: Clean the site, collect sand and water, and build the walls.
Tourist sites to be visited: Dzanipé and its many beautiful falls, Danyi and its beautiful plains and landscape (visit to Dzogbegan monastery and its round wooden chapel), Mount of Kloto (the view over Volta Lake in Ghana), Kuma Konda village and Viale castle, Mount Agou (the highest mountain in Togo).
There are also possibilities to discover northern Togo with big towns such as Atakpame, Sokode, Kara, Aledjo, Niamtougou, and sites like Nangbeto dam, the hippos’ lake and Koutammakou (UNESCO World Heritage).
Artistic activities: get to know batik and sculpture techniques.
Cultural activities: drumming (djembé) and dances around the fire.
A day with a family: spending a day within an African family, with thematic approaches such as animism, the chief’s enthroning ceremony, a traditional wedding, a day in the fields, etc.
Exchanges and debates are organized the evenings around various themes and on the present global issues such as: cultural shock and cultural differences, immigration, the climate change, gender and development… |
| Accomodation: Food is made by the volunteers and everyone is implied with the various community tasks (kitchen, crockery, maintenance of the dormitories and others). Groups of three or four will be formed for this purpose dependently of the number of the volunteers. The volunteers are placed in joint rooms on the place of the work camp. |
| Profile: The volunteers can bring gloves, grains and other protection facilities. |
| Extrafee: 185 |
| Nadoba, Koutammakou: UNESCO World Heritage 13 - Nadoba, Koutammakou |
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| FAGAD13 |
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09 - 30/11/2010 |
edu/kids | 2/20 | 18-99 | |
| Description: Nadoba is approximately 620 km of Lome in the North of Togo. The site was classified UNESCO world heritage in 2004. The Benin is about 4 km of Nadoba.
Batammariba are farmers and hunters. They live in dwellings in clay in the shape of castle, Tata, according to a very special architecture.
The language spoken by Batammariba is called Ditammari which became with distorsion the Tamberma. The main belief of Batammariba is the animism. The fetishes, which they adore and which are at the entry of Tatas, are of various forms. According to the forms', they can represent: their ancestors with whom they communicate; great exploits of the hunters; members of the family still in life; various ceremonies.
For the Batammaribas, the livings have a very deep spiritual tie with the dead. Indeed all living human being owes him life to the breath of a dead that desired him from world of the dead. One would say a sort of reincarnation. The rituals of the mourning are associated to the return to life and the secret names of the deaths contain a vital energy.
The traditional dances are very often associated with the ceremonies. |
| The work camp will be an opportunity to contribute to the development of the village. It will also support education. |
| Work: Activities: School support. Cultural activities with the children and youth of the village.
Make a discovery trip of Koutammakou; visit the Tata and the fetish tree; visit Sarakawa animals’ reserve
There are also possibilities to discover southern Togo.
Tourist sites to be visited: excursion to Mount Agou (the highest mountain in Togo), a town called Aneho (on the way to Benin and wherefrom it is possible to go to Togoville with a boat-trip on Lake Togo, one of the biggest lakes in Togo), and the town of Togoville (there is a pond with sacred crocodiles 22 km away, a phosphate site, and a lake with hippos in Lacata).
Artistic activities: get to know batik and sculpture techniques.
Cultural activities: drumming (djembé) and dances around the fire.
A day with a family: spending a day within an African family, with thematic approaches such as animism, the chief’s enthroning ceremony, a traditional wedding, a day in the fields, etc.
Exchanges and debates are organized the evenings around various themes and on the present global issues such as: cultural shock and cultural differences, immigration, the climate change, gender and development… |
| Accomodation: Food is made by the volunteers and everyone is implied with the various community tasks (kitchen, crockery, maintenance of the dormitories and others). Groups of three or four will be formed for this purpose dependently of the number of the volunteers. The volunteers are placed in joint rooms on the place of the work camp. |
| Profile: The volunteers can bring notebooks, pencils, books, toys and other facilities of games. |
| Extrafee: 185 |
| Esse Zogbedji 12 - Esse Zogbedji |
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| FAGAD12 |
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05 - 26/11/2010 |
kids/soci/teat | 2/20 | 18-99 | |
| Description: There are about 2700 inhabitants in the village. There are also structures such as 2 primary schools, a junior high school, a market place and a health centre. Agriculture is the main activity. |
| Youth in rural areas is confronted with serious problems liked to basic health, as well as unwanted pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases, including AIDS. We are lacking financial resources but have to bring in our humble contribution in order to try to fight the plagues that seriously block the development of these areas. As they are far from cities and observers, they are also often forgotten. At the same time, schools and high schools face a lack of teachers. The project is a way to support the pupils during the homework through repeating sessions and other educational means. |
| Work: Organise awareness-raising sessions on specific themes, performances (Forum Theatre), and discussions and debates on HIV AIDS and contraceptives, and to give condoms and leaflets.
Help teachers with repeating sessions for children at home, help the pupils do their homework and follow them up while they look for information in the library.
Popular sites to be visited: the concrete producing factory in Tabligbo, a town called Aneho (on the way to Benin and wherefrom it is possible to go to Togoville with a boat-trip on Togo Lake, one of the biggest lakes in Togo), and the town of Togoville (there is a pond with sacred crocodiles 22 km away, a phosphate site, and a lake with hippos in Lacata).
There are also possibilities to discover northern Togo with big towns such as Atakpame, Sokode, Kara, Aledjo, Niamtougou, and sites like Nangbeto dam, the hippos’ lake and Koutammakou (UNESCO World Heritage).
Artistic activities: get to know batik and sculpture techniques.
Cultural activities: drumming (djembé) and dances around the fire.
A day with a family: spending a day within an African family, with thematic approaches such as animism, the chief’s enthroning ceremony, a traditional wedding, a day in the fields, etc.
Exchanges and debates are organized the evenings around various themes and on the present global issues such as: cultural shock and cultural differences, immigration, the climate change, gender and development… |
| Accomodation: Food is made by the volunteers and everyone is implied with the various community tasks (kitchen, crockery, maintenance of the dormitories and others). Groups of three or four will be formed for this purpose dependently of the number of the volunteers. The volunteers are placed in joint rooms on the place of the work camp. |
| Profile: The volunteers can bring notebooks, pencils, books, toys and other facilities of games; On HIV/AIDS sensitization : prospectuses, leafs and condoms. |
| Extrafee: 185 |
| Kpele-Adeta 14 - Kpele-Adeta |
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| FAGAD14 |
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14/12/2010 - 06/01/2011 |
edu/cons/kids | 2/20 | 18-99 | |
| Description: Kpele-Adeta is a town with around 15000 inhabitants. It is the main town of Kpele-Adeta district and the home of FAGAD office. It is located at the crossroad between Kpalime-Atakpame and Notse-Danyi. There we can find a telecommunication office, a police station and a medical and social centre. The nearest hospital is the Baptist American Hospital, about 4 km away. The German Hospital of Agou-Nyogbo is about 35 km from there. |
| The aim of the project is to lead children to discover the others with their cultures and ways of life, to provide them with capacity building methods that are different from those they usually have, and to relieve the parents for some hours. |
| Work: Supervise the children during the activities and organise a programme of games, handicraft, performances, school support and guided tours, Identify and to make a list of the target children, Work with the parents to identify the needs of the children and to prepare the feasts, Help build the huts of the feasts for the children, Organize recreation evenings the day before and during the days of the feasts, Help demolish the huts after the feasts.
Tourist sites to be visited: Dzanipé and its many beautiful falls, Danyi and its beautiful plains and landscape (visit to Dzogbegan monastery and its round wooden chapel), Mount of Kloto (the view over Volta Lake in Ghana), Kuma Konda village and Viale castle, Mount Agou (the highest mountain in Togo).
There are also possibilities to discover northern Togo with big towns such as Atakpame, Sokode, Kara, Aledjo, Niamtougou, and sites like Nangbeto dam, the hippos’ lake and Koutammakou (UNESCO World Heritage).
Artistic activities: get to know batik and sculpture techniques.
Cultural activities: drumming (djembé) and dances around the fire.
A day with a family: spending a day within an African family, with thematic approaches such as animism, the chief’s enthroning ceremony, a traditional wedding, a day in the fields, etc.
Exchanges and debates are organized the evenings around various themes and on the present global issues such as: cultural shock and cultural differences, immigration, the climate change, gender and development… |
| Accomodation: Food is made by the volunteers and everyone is implied with the various community tasks (kitchen, crockery, maintenance of the dormitories and others). Groups of three or four will be formed for this purpose dependently of the number of the volunteers. The volunteers are placed in joint rooms on the place of the work camp. |
| Profile: The volunteers can bring notebooks, pencils, books, toys and other facilities of games; on construction work: gloves, grains and other protection facilities. |
| Extrafee: 185 |
| Esse Zogbedji 15 - Esse Zogbedji |
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| FAGAD15 |
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20/02 - 13/03/2011 |
cons/edu/kids | 2/20 | 18-99 | |
| Description: There are about 2700 inhabitants in the village. There are also structures such as 2 primary schools, a junior high school, a market place and a health centre. Agriculture is the main activity. |
| The work camp will be an opportunity to contribute to the development of the village. It will also support education. |
| Work: Building. School support.
Popular sites to be visited: the concrete producing factory in Tabligbo, a town called Aneho (on the way to Benin and wherefrom it is possible to go to Togoville with a boat-trip on Togo Lake, one of the biggest lakes in Togo), and the town of Togoville (there is a pond with sacred crocodiles 22 km away, a phosphate site, and a lake with hippos in Lacata).
There are also possibilities to discover northern Togo with big towns such as Atakpame, Sokode, Kara, Aledjo, Niamtougou, and sites like Nangbeto dam, the hippos’ lake and Koutammakou (UNESCO World Heritage).
Artistic activities: get to know batik and sculpture techniques.
Cultural activities: drumming (djembé) and dances around the fire.
A day with a family: spending a day within an African family, with thematic approaches such as animism, the chief’s enthroning ceremony, a traditional wedding, a day in the fields, etc.
Exchanges and debates are organized the evenings around various themes and on the present global issues such as: cultural shock and cultural differences, immigration, the climate change, gender and development… |
| Accomodation: Food is made by the volunteers and everyone is implied with the various community tasks (kitchen, crockery, maintenance of the dormitories and others). Groups of three or four will be formed for this purpose dependently of the number of the volunteers. The volunteers are placed in joint rooms on the place of the work camp. |
| Profile: The volunteers can bring notebooks, pencils, books, toys and other facilities of games; On construction work: gloves, grains and other protection facilities. |
| Extrafee: 185 |
| Kpele-Adeta 16 - Kpele-Adeta |
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| FAGAD16 |
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05 - 26/04/2011 |
edu/kids | 2/20 | 18-99 | |
| Description: Kpele-Adeta is a town with around 15000 inhabitants. It is the main town of Kpele-Adeta district and the home of FAGAD office. It is located at the crossroad between Kpalime-Atakpame and Notse-Danyi. There we can find a telecommunication office, a police station and a medical and social centre. The nearest hospital is the Baptist American Hospital, about 4 km away. The German Hospital of Agou-Nyogbo is about 35 km from there. |
| The aim of the project is to lead children to discover the others with their cultures and ways of life, to provide them with capacity building methods that are different from those they usually have, and to relieve the parents for some hours. |
| Work: Supervise the children during the activities and organise a programme of games, handicraft, performances, school support and guided tours.
Tourist sites to be visited: Dzanipé and its many beautiful falls, Danyi and its beautiful plains and landscape (visit to Dzogbegan monastery and its round wooden chapel), Mount of Kloto (the view over Volta Lake in Ghana), Kuma Konda village and Viale castle, Mount Agou (the highest mountain in Togo).
There are also possibilities to discover northern Togo with big towns such as Atakpame, Sokode, Kara, Aledjo, Niamtougou, and sites like Nangbeto dam, the hippos’ lake and Koutammakou (UNESCO World Heritage).
Artistic activities: get to know batik and sculpture techniques.
Cultural activities: drumming (djembé) and dances around the fire.
A day with a family: spending a day within an African family, with thematic approaches such as animism, the chief’s enthroning ceremony, a traditional wedding, a day in the fields, etc.
Exchanges and debates are organized the evenings around various themes and on the present global issues such as: cultural shock and cultural differences, immigration, the climate change, gender and development… |
| Accomodation: Food is made by the volunteers and everyone is implied with the various community tasks (kitchen, crockery, maintenance of the dormitories and others). Groups of three or four will be formed for this purpose dependently of the number of the volunteers. The volunteers are placed in joint rooms on the place of the work camp. |
| Profile: The volunteers can bring notebooks, pencils, books, toys and other facilities of games. |
| Extrafee: 185 |
| Kpele-Adeta 17 - Kpele-Adeta |
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| FAGAD17 |
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05 - 26/05/2011 |
kids/soci/teat | 2/20 | 18-99 | |
| Description: Kpele-Adeta is a town with around 15000 inhabitants. It is the main town of Kpele-Adeta district and the home of FAGAD office. It is located at the crossroad between Kpalime-Atakpame and Notse-Danyi. There we can find a telecommunication office, a police station and a medical and social centre. The nearest hospital is the Baptist American Hospital, about 4 km away. The German Hospital of Agou-Nyogbo is about 35 km from there. |
| Youth in rural areas is confronted with serious problems liked to basic health, as well as unwanted pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases, including AIDS. We are lacking financial resources but have to bring in our humble contribution in order to try to fight the plagues that seriously block the development of these areas. As they are far from cities and observers, they are also often forgotten. At the same time, schools and high schools face a lack of teachers. The project is a way to support the pupils during the homework through repeating sessions and other educational means. |
| Work: Organise awareness-raising sessions on specific themes, performances (Forum Theatre), and discussions and debates on HIV AIDS and contraceptives, and to give condoms and leaflets.
Help teachers with repeating sessions for children at home, help the pupils do their homework and follow them up while they look for information in the library.
Tourist sites to be visited: Dzanipé and its many beautiful falls, Danyi and its beautiful plains and landscape (visit to Dzogbegan monastery and its round wooden chapel), Mount of Kloto (the view over Volta Lake in Ghana), Kuma Konda village and Viale castle, Mount Agou (the highest mountain in Togo).
There are also possibilities to discover northern Togo with big towns such as Atakpame, Sokode, Kara, Aledjo, Niamtougou, and sites like Nangbeto dam, the hippos’ lake and Koutammakou (UNESCO World Heritage).
Artistic activities: get to know batik and sculpture techniques.
Cultural activities: drumming (djembé) and dances around the fire.
A day with a family: spending a day within an African family, with thematic approaches such as animism, the chief’s enthroning ceremony, a traditional wedding, a day in the fields, etc.
Exchanges and debates are organized the evenings around various themes and on the present global issues such as: cultural shock and cultural differences, immigration, the climate change, gender and development… |
| Accomodation: Food is made by the volunteers and everyone is implied with the various community tasks (kitchen, crockery, maintenance of the dormitories and others). Groups of three or four will be formed for this purpose dependently of the number of the volunteers. The volunteers are placed in joint rooms on the place of the work camp. |
| Profile: The volunteers can bring notebooks, pencils, books, toys and other facilities of games; On HIV/AIDS sensitization: prospectuses, leafs and condoms. |
| Extrafee: 185 |
| Esse Zogbedji 18 - Esse Zogbedji |
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| FAGAD18 |
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03 - 24/06/2011 |
edu/kids | 2/20 | 18-99 | |
| Description: There are about 2700 inhabitants in the village. There are also structures such as 2 primary schools, a junior high school, a market place and a health centre. Agriculture is the main activity. |
| The work camp will be an opportunity to contribute to the development of the village. It will also support education. |
| Work: School support. Cultural activities with the children and youth of the village.
Popular sites to be visited: the concrete producing factory in Tabligbo, a town called Aneho (on the way to Benin and wherefrom it is possible to go to Togoville with a boat-trip on Togo Lake, one of the biggest lakes in Togo), and the town of Togoville (there is a pond with sacred crocodiles 22 km away, a phosphate site, and a lake with hippos in Lacata).
There are also possibilities to discover northern Togo with big towns such as Atakpame, Sokode, Kara, Aledjo, Niamtougou, and sites like Nangbeto dam, the hippos’ lake and Koutammakou (UNESCO World Heritage).
Artistic activities: get to know batik and sculpture techniques.
Cultural activities: drumming (djembé) and dances around the fire.
A day with a family: spending a day within an African family, with thematic approaches such as animism, the chief’s enthroning ceremony, a traditional wedding, a day in the fields, etc.
Exchanges and debates are organized the evenings around various themes and on the present global issues such as: cultural shock and cultural differences, immigration, the climate change, gender and development… |
| Accomodation: Food is made by the volunteers and everyone is implied with the various community tasks (kitchen, crockery, maintenance of the dormitories and others). Groups of three or four will be formed for this purpose dependently of the number of the volunteers. The volunteers are placed in joint rooms on the place of the work camp. |
| Profile: The volunteers can bring notebooks, pencils, books, toys and other facilities of games. |
| Extrafee: 185 |
