PARTENAIRE
The mansion Oosterhouw in Leens is located in the north of the Netherlands in the province of Groningen. The estate is surrounded by a flat agricultural landscape approximately 10 km from the Wadden Sea UNESCO heritage. Oosterhouw was built in 1868. The last time the building was renovated was in 1912-1913. After that, there weren’t any significant developments. The former owners of the mansion were C.o Jellema and Klaas Noordhuis. Co. Jellema is a semi-known poet in the Netherlands, and his current library is still in the house. Klaas Noordhuis was a garden architect and has added essential aspects to the garden. The current owners bought the house a few years ago and want to open the house more to the public. The house, the garden and the surrounding landscape are unique in this area and must be protected and taken care of.
Itinéraire vers le point de RDV
Arrival by plane at Schiphol airport & travel by public transportation: you can travel by train to Winsum station from Schiphol airport. For the train schedules please check the website: https://www.ns.nl/en/journeyplanner/#/ or call us if you need any assistance. We will pick you up at the train station Winsum.
Arrival by car: you can go straight
ahead to the accommodation Wongema in Hornhuizen. We wil meet you there.
Informations supplémentaires
This project will be realised as an European Volunteering Teams (EVT) project. This means that the project is co-funded by the European Union through the European Solidarity Corps subsidy program. The project is eligible for people between 18 and 30 years who are legally residing in an EU member state, Iceland, Liechenstein, Republic of North Macedonia, Turkey or Norway and have registered in the European Solidarity Corps Portal.
Volunteers travel costs will be compensated by this program and volunteers will receive €5,- pocketmoney per day.
The travel cost reimbursement has a maximum amount and is based on the distance from your hometown to Leens, the Netherlands. Following the distance, we will reimburse based on the actual costs with a maximum of the following amounts (in between brackets the amounts if you use green travel, meaning low emissions means of transport for the main part of the travel, such as bus, train or car sharing):
0-99km: 23 euro
100-499 km: 180 euro (210 euro)
500-1999 km: 275 euro (320 euro)
2000-2999 km: 360 euro (410 euro)
3000-3999 km: 530 euro (610 euro)
4000-7999 km: 820 euro
>8000km: 1500 euro
It is very important to keep at the receipts, booking confirmations, boarding passes and travel tickets with you. Any missing documents may affect your reimbursement amount. Furthermore, we can also provide up to 100 euro for visa purchase. For this, please keep your receipt as well.
Young people who want to participate in the European Solidarity Corps must register on the European Solidarity Corps Portal.
Participants must be in the possession of a European Health Insurance Card before arriving to the host country.
Remarques
This project will be realised as an European Volunteering Teams (EVT) project. This means that the project is co-funded by the European Union through the European Solidarity Corps subsidy program. The project is eligible for people between 18 and 30 years who are legally residing in an EU member state, Iceland, Liechenstein, Republic of North Macedonia, Turkey or Norway and have registered in the European Solidarity Corps Portal.
Volunteers travel costs will be compensated by this program and volunteers will receive €5,- pocketmoney per day.
Leens
