Usuário de cadeira de rodas para testar TRAIL + criação de material educativo
A experiência
Convidamos pessoas com deficiência, com boa condição física, a testar as trilhas da floresta com a sua cadeira de rodas e ajudar em outros trabalhos florestais
Como você ajuda
1 horas por dia
Pintura e Decoração:
Ajude a pintar ou redecorar espaços internos e externos.
Ajuda em Cultivos e Colheitas:
Plante, semeie e ajude em tarefas do campo.
Jardinagem:
Ajude a plantar, regar e cultivar jardins.
Construção e Reparos:
Ajude em reparos, manutenção ou a construir.
O que você ganha
2 dias livres por semana
Camping:
Uma barraca confortável para dormir sob um céu estrelado.
Pranchas de surf:
Use nossas pranchas à vontade, quando quiser.
Terapias holísticas:
Participe gratuitamente de atividades terapêuticas no nosso espaço.
Use nossa cozinha equipada:
Fique à vontade para usar nossa cozinha para cozinhar sua própria comida.
Certificado:
Ganhe um certificado de conclusão quando for embora.
Internet de Alta Velocidade:
Internet de alta velocidade para você trabalhar remotamente
Espaço de Trabalho Dedicado:
Espaço específico para você trabalhar remotamente
Requisitos
Recebe voluntários sozinhos, casais e duplas de voluntários
O que não está incluso
Passagens, seguro viagem, transporte e visto
Detalhes
Hi.
I am David.
CEWARI is a non-profit project that seeks to promote mental fitness and true nature connection.
The project is constantly evolving towards this objective.
In relation to the volunteer program, starting March 2026, the volunteer program will last 7 days. Stay may be extendend, based on availability, performance and coexistence.
The project is based on a wild forest, and the volunteer will help with:
1) Creating educational content on How to Workout the Mind while living in the wild.
2) Help with the maintenance of trails.
GENERAL SCHEDULE
Day 1) Arrival should Not Be Later Than 13.00 h.
Day 2 to 5
2 hours helping with maintenance duties.
2 hours Creating workout exercises using forest elements and processes.
Day 6 and 7
Day off.
Day 8 is for departure. Checkout before midday (12.00).
Some questions you may have:
WHAT ARE THE REQUIREMENTS TO APPLY?
All applicants should come prepared to do the educational content.
For that applicants must complete the Mind Workout Course, which involves a 3h online Theory course, and 7 sessions of practice that can be done at any natural spot around your area. A park, garden, beach, river, stream, greenhouse and so on.
The preparatory training must be finished 5 days before the arrival date. As proof of the preparation, the applicant will email the training journals to:
[email protected]
What happened if not finished on time?
It will be understood as not interested, and we will proceed to cancel the application.
Atividades & Turnos
Activities and Daily Reflection
Volunteers take part in ecological and creative activities, such as: trail maintenance,
gardening and reforestation, forest preservation, and art with natural materials. More
importantly, they are invited to engage in personal reflection and growth through the use of
the “PERMA DIARY”—a guided journal based on the PERMA model of well-being: Positive
Emotion, Engagement, Relationships, Meaning, and Accomplishment.
Each day, volunteers document how the forest interacts with their emotions, thoughts, and
sensations: when they wake up, during their work, while eating breakfast, and after their
activities. This daily journaling becomes a mirror of their experience and a record for
scientific understanding of how wild nature can foster mental resilience and emotional
balance.
Who Is This Program For?
The volunteer program is open to everyone: people with trauma, those facing anxiety or
depression, leaders seeking deeper strength, and individuals already well who want to grow
even stronger.
The forest welcomes all—it helps people not just to be better, but to get better, to overcome,
and to become more whole.
Regras
A Transcendent Purpose
What happens during the 14-day immersion doesn’t stay in the forest. It ripples outward.
The knowledge, clarity, and resilience gained by each participant are carried into families,
communities, institutions, and society at large. This is not only a personal journey, but a
contribution to something larger: a global shift in how we relate to ourselves, others, and
the Earth.
A New Kind of Research
In this forest valley, volunteers become part of a new kind of research—one that honors
both scientific insight and natural wisdom. Each diary, each conversation, and each
sensation observed becomes part of a deeper understanding of how nature shapes human
well-being.
If you have read all the information, please provide your email to send you detailed entrance documents.
Please reply the questions sincerely, and avoid copy pasting messages or using AI generated templates.
Kind regards.
David
CEWARI COORDINATOR