Tuesday, March 16, 2021

 La Giraudiere as advanced over the years. From a small volunteering project started back in 2008 we have since then had over 600 volunteers volunteer plus over 50 interns interned at La Giraudiere. This blog was an early starter for La Giraudiere and we now have our own blog situated at Volunteers In France Blog


We have also just updated the volunteers website and you can now find it at Volunteering Project In France this section of the website is over 40 pages now and includes links to blogs and videos and testimonials so please check it out.

Our internships have also been improved and a new section in the website as just been updated and you can see the new section at Internship In France

Wednesday, July 11, 2012

The volunteers project now has its own website subdomain situated at Volunteer in France take a while to visit the new website


and also take some time to tweet our site at  Tweet Volunteers in France on Twitter




 and if you are on Facebook then please take time to   Follow Volunteers in France on Facebook


 and you can now also plus+Google the volunteers in France


Friday, September 16, 2011

Blog for Volunteers Working Holiday in South West France

The new blog for the working group presently on the volunteers working holiday in south west France the name of the blog is
A Volunteers Working Holiday in South West France

Friday, July 16, 2010

Link to the initial 2010 blog started by Adrienne

Remeber this blog was started by Adrienee and this is the link to the prior postings
ADRIENNES WORKING HOLIDAY AT LA GIRAUDIERE

Here is the link to the La Giraudiere project at

French working holiday

My La Giraudiere Experience - Day 15

July 16

Today we said good bye to Lewis. He will be greatly missed. We've never met a more courteous, helpful, and nice young man. His parents should be very proud to have raised such a wonderful son.

I sadly leave La Giraudiere as well. My experience here has far outweighed my expectations. Thanks so much everyone for such a lovely lovely time. I take with me new friendships that I hope will turn into longtime friendships. Paul, thank you for this wonderful opportunity. I admire and respect everything that you are doing here. Hopefully my summer plans next year will include a visit to LG! (I know what you're thinking Paul, but I'll be back anyway!)

Take care everyone!

My La Giraudiere Experience - Day 14

July 15

Paul decided to give us another day off! We all drove down to Royan and enjoyed the wonderful town and its beaches. Paul, you’re the best!













We enjoyed dinner at St. Bernard’s, thanks to John and Keith who footed the bill. The dinner also turned into a farewell party for Lewis and me. Lewis will head back to Scotland tomorrow afternoon, while I will return to Avignon, France before continuing on to Oslo, Norway (and finally the US). What a memorable night!

My La Giraudiere Experience - Day 13

July 14– Bastille Day

All of us helped clean up after last night’s festivities. Paul then gave us the day off for France’s national holiday. Everyone took the day to relax. Thanks so much Paul!

Some time during the afternoon, we received two more visitors at LG. John and Keith, from Great Britain. John and Keith are two very good and long-time friends of Paul. They are here to do some roof repair.