solidarity camps
Live a transforming experience, Exchange, Coexistence and Action
Dates and Duration
Upcoming Solidarity Camps
Expected dates for 2025
During the months of April, June, July and August. There is the option to book a private group, subject to availability. Groups will close upon reaching the maximum of 14 participants.
Registration opening for 2026
November 1, 2025.
Registration deadlines
Registration deadline for Easter Week groups December 15, 2025. Registration deadline for summer groups July, August, September, January 30, 2026.
Easter Week Dates
New Dates for 2026 will be published in October 2025. Option 1: April 11 to 18 (7 nights / 8 days). Option 2: April 11 to 25 (for those who prefer 15 days)
Summer 2026 Dates
New Dates for 2026 will be published in October or November 2025. July: Group 1: June 20 to July 4; Group 2: July 11 to 25. August: Group 1: August 1 to 15; Group 2: August 22 to September 5. 5 spots available for August Group 1. Groups can be expanded or removed depending on demand (minimum 10 participants). Departure flights Friday or Saturday depending on price and availability. If you are interested in other dates, contact us!
Together, Sowing the Future
At Bokk Boolo, we organize solidarity camps in Senegal for people of all ages.
who want to live a volunteering, learning and intercultural coexistence experience. Our solidarity camps are much more than a trip: they are an opportunity to live together, learn and contribute your grain of sand.
During the camp, you will participate in educational activities, workshops, games and community projects together with the local population.
Your age or experience doesn't matter, only your desire to share and let yourself be surprised.
You will take home indelible memories, new friendships and the certainty that your participation adds up.
Activities and Volunteering
What will you do during the camp?
Every day is different, and although we carry a plan, you must be prepared to change it if circumstances require it. But we always have a PLAN B!
Leisure time shared with the team to discover the local culture, excursions and living together with the community.
Participation in community projects such as gardens, libraries, restoration of classrooms and spaces, or cultural activities.
Support in educational workshops and recreational activities with children, young people and women.
Our figures so far
Discover the figures that demonstrate the impact of Bokk Boolo Solidarity Camp. Learn about our achievements in education, school restoration and community development in Senegal, and how your contribution to international volunteering translates into measurable social impact.
camps held
9
local participants
+300
European participants
147
transformed classrooms
65
community garden
1
equipped libraries
2
restored schools
25
Essential Logistics
Everything you need to know for your solidarity trip.
We ensure that your experience is safe, comfortable and enriching.
Usually in small hotels or rented private houses, supporting the local population. Shared rooms (2-3 people), organized by family units or affinity. Full board with three meals a day, "tente en pie" during work and mineral water included. We combine traditional Senegalese cuisine with European diet for a real cultural immersion.
The organization takes care of the booking, looking for group rates and managing in advance.
It is mandatory to travel with individual insurance. We can recommend partner insurance companies if you don't have a private one.
The malaria vaccine is mandatory according to the Ministry of Health; it is recommended to consult the International Vaccination Center.
We take care of all transfers: from Europe, local (accommodation to projects) and weekend excursions.
How to Participate
Your First Step towards Transformative Volunteering.
Profile
No specific knowledge is required; we look for an empathetic, flexible, respectful, sociable and collaborative attitude. The camp is an introduction to international volunteering and a cultural exchange. Recommended age: from 12 years old. Intergenerational experience: we combine young people with families and other adult profiles, seeking homogeneous groups. Small groups (minimum 10, maximum 15 participants) for a non-massified experience.
