Invitation to Ananda Mela Daglio Camps 2023

Dear World Sangha

VERY IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING THE MIXED CHILDREN CAMP!

REGISTRATIONS FOR CHILDREN AND YUVAS ARE NOW CLOSED, WE HAVE REACHED OUR MAX NUMBERS! IF YOU REGISTER NOW, YOU WILL BE PLACED ON A WAITING LIST.

WE HAVE A SMALL NUMBER OF VACANCIES, ESSENTIAL FOR THE SMOOTH RUNNING OF THE CAMP. PLEASE HELP US FIND THE RIGHT PEOPLE, PLEASE SPREAD THE WORD:

  • TWO/THREE QUALIFIED EDUCATIONALISTS/PEDAGOGISTS FOR OUR RATIO (LEVEL 2, LEVEL 3 AND ABOVE – DON’T WORRY, YOU WON’T BE ASKED TO “BE A TEACHER”!)
  • A MUSIC TEACHER – SOMEONE ABLE TO TEACH A RANGE OF INSTRUMENTS: STRING; PERCUSSION; HARMONIUM (THE INSTRUMENTS WILL BE PROVIDED 🙂 
  • A COOK – SOMEONE ABLE TO COOK FOR BIG NUMBERS, WITH GOOD DELEGATION SKILLS, AND ABILITY TO MANAGE A SMALL TEAM OF WONDERFUL KITCHEN HELPERS

PLEASE GET IN TOUCH AT  info@dagliocamp.com

It is a great joy and honour to once again invite you all to join the very international and fun-loving collective of Ananda Mela Daglio, in Shri Mataji’s house in the beautiful mountains near Cabella.

Preparation / Work Camp Sun 25 June – Sat 1 July (Open to the families, yuvas & volunteers: DIY, maintenance, gardening, cleaning & cooking – immersed in the joy of the Daglio mountains; for the adults & yuvas who wish to help readying the place for the upcoming Family & Children camps)

Family / Work Camp Mon 3 – Sat 15 July (Open to the families, yuvas & volunteers as well: some adults will continue the maintenance works started in the Preparation Camp while the rest will take on other camp duties, like cooking or providing children activities, and of course we’ll have hikes to the waterfall for everyone. Children of all ages are welcome but at least 1 parent per family must attend. It is possible for some parents and Yuvas to attend Academy classes during the camp.)

Mixed Children Camp Sat 5 Aug – Sun 13 Aug (Open to children 8yrs-15yrs and volunteers of all ages. Volunteers are expected to arrive a day earlier. Once again, we are extending the invitation to Yuvas 16-19 yrs to join as young volunteers)

Invitation to the Children Camp:

Dear children of the world,

Would you like to join a camp in the mountains with children from all over Europe and beyond?

When: 5th -13th of August 2023

Where: In Daglio, in the mountains near Cabella Ligure

What do we do?

  • Creative activities like drama, sketching, drawing, music lessons, animation, woodwork, survival skills,…
  • Lots of hikes to the waterfalls and to the top of the mountain
  • Campfire with marshmallows
  • Getting to be yourself through ever present vibrations and lovely meditations
  • Shared joy amongst people your age
  • Treasure hunt
  • A terrifying but awesome night game!!
  • Sports (football, volleyball badminton, Olympic games,…)
  • Star gazing

To the Yuvas, parents, aunties and uncles:

Would you like to join this great experience and give the children the time of their life? The aim of the camp is to offer children the opportunity to live a yogi lifestyle, where they feel totally accepted for who they are, as beautiful young, realised souls.We always look for volunteers to offer great activities to the children (arts, sports, music etc.) and we need people with a teaching/pedagogy/child psychology qualification as we need one qualified person per 10 children. We also look for a qualified nurse/doctor/trained first aider. Please get in touch! We are family, we take care of each other, live and breath together, share meditations, share chores, laughter and forever friendships.

Yuva Camp Mon 14 Aug – Fri 18 Aug (Open to 16-26yrs) INFO: http://yuvaevents.com/

PLEASE REGISTER HERE:

https://forms.gle/M74FaQyKj3Gi5a76A

Note: Due to legal reasons, places are limited to 60 children and 35 adults per camp, so please let us know soon if you want to come.

For more information and pre-registration info@dagliocamp.com. Note that you will still need to register once we open the Online Registrations.

 

We went on a two day walk and had a BBQ… We played a very fun game called ‘The journey to Sahasrara.’