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The volunteer tasks for March 2026 will take place in any of the following areas:
- Agriculture
- Landscaping
- Health and Spirituality
- Arts and Crafts
20 hours of help per week
Social Work: Help with volunteer work in local projects and communities.
Building & Repairing: Help with a wide range of repairs or building.
Farming: Plant crops, sow seeds and help in outside tasks.
Gardening: Help grow plants and cultivate gardens
2 days off per week
Tent: You will sleep in a tent at a camping site.
Use our equipped kitchen: Feel free to use our kitchen and make your own delicious food.
Basic Internet Access: Basic speed internet for you to work remotely
Over 18 years old
Welcomes solo volunteers, couples, and partners of volunteers
Flights, Travel Insurance, Internal Transportation and Visa
Volunteer Focus
The volunteer tasks for March 2026 will be developed in any of the following areas:
- Agriculture (crop management, fruit forest and agroforestry)
- Landscaping (maintenance and harmonization of natural gardens)
- Health and Spirituality (support in logistics and operational tasks for holistic events, workshops and ceremonies (if you have training and experience in any therapy or spiritual practice, it may be helpful))
- Arts and Crafts (diverse tasks related to space needs. If you have good knowledge in any art or craft in particular, it may be useful).
Organizational framing:
- 5 consecutive work days x 2 consecutive days off (optional if you want to take 1 or 2 days off). 4 hours of work per day.
Schedule outline:
- The general schedule is 3 hours of work in the morning + 1 hour in the afternoon. Although this, as with the specific schedules, may vary according to weather conditions and tasks to be performed. What does not vary is the number of hours per day; the 4-hour daily limit is respected.
- Morning schedule: 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. The shift starts at 9 a.m. For that time the volunteer team must be ready to begin the workday.
- Afternoon schedule: From 5 p.m. onwards.
Type of Accommodation:
In a tent. You must have your own tent (for those who do not have one, we have basic tents to lend. To access them you must pay an insurance at the start, which will be returned upon returning the tent, provided it is in the same condition as it was lent.)
Food:
Volunteers must provide their own food (in the village there are shops and greengrocers with the basics. In addition, from La Espiral we can provide the phone contact of regional producers and greengroeries that sell in bulk).
Wednesdays is the Community Synergy day here in the community. On this day we all have lunch together, and La Espiral invites lunch.
Cooking:
They will have an equipped kitchen with:
Basic utensils needed (cutlery, pots, spoons, etc)
Gas stove
Oil, salt and basic condiments.
There will be a cabinet to store personal foods, and a small space in the refrigerator to store refrigerated food
Bathrooms and Hygiene:
We use a dry toilet system
The showers are outdoors, with natural water (everyone must have their personal hygiene items).
For washing clothes basins and a clothesline will be provided
Wi-Fi usage:
We have satellite internet. For volunteers the network is enabled only 2 hours per day, after dinner.
Children:
Only families with children around 9 years old will be accepted, which is the age of the children living in La Espiral, and thus what the community can embrace and sustain.
