Young people from different countries live and volunteer together in a local community.
A workcamp brings together young people from different countries to live in a local community for a few weeks and volunteer side by side. Through the International Workcamp Organization, Better World sends Korean participants to workcamps around the world and hosts workcamps in Korea.
Young people from around the world live together for one to three weeks in local communities in 87 countries across Europe, North America, Asia and Africa, volunteering in environment, development, peace, construction and education projects. Open to anyone aged 19 or older, it is a representative international activity for understanding other cultures, changing local communities and growing as a person.
Young people from around the world take part in workcamps held across Korea, together with young Koreans. In local communities and institutions in Yeosu, Sinan, Jindo, Wando and elsewhere, Korea Workcamps on themes such as youth, arts, environment and culture offer a deep encounter with the nature and culture of Korea.
Korea Workcamp page
A program created so that young people aged 15 to 17 from different countries can learn and practice the value of volunteering. With enthusiasm for new experiences, flexibility and a spirit of challenge, they take part in two to three weeks of camp life, volunteer work and cultural exchange with young people from other countries in local communities in France.
