Details of places throughout the UK needing help each weekend are listed in the newsletter, which is sent every two months. Members can then make bookings for the weekends or days of their choice and, if a place is available, will receive full details including travel information. The newsletter also gives details of events, developments, training and job opportunities in the organic movement and includes members' contributions and advertisements.

A detailed "Fix-It-Yourself" list of WWOOF places in the UK and overseas is available to members who have satisfactorily completed at least two scheduled weekends, so that they can make their own arrangements to work, possibly for longer periods. Special arrangements can usually be made for those unable to complete two scheduled weekends.

A list of similar organisations overseas (including Ireland) is available on receipt of SAE.

The Organisation

This is carried out by volunteers and is non-profit making. Offers of help are always welcome so that the work may be fairly shared and to allow WWOOF to expand.

Social get-togethers are held from time to time so that we can meet one another and discuss the running of WWOOF

Children and WWOOF

Some farms are prepared to take children, and feeding and supervision arrangements are agreed between the WWOOF member and the host beforehand.

Equipment: You need your own sleeping bag, weatherproof clothing, work gloves and boots.

How to join

Complete the form at:-
www.wwoof.org.uk

email:- hello@wwoof.org.uk OR Send the current annual subscription together with the completed Membership Application Form to:

The Secretary
WWOOF
19 Bradford Road
Lewes
Sussex BN7 1RB.
UK

The current newsletter and supply of weekend booking forms will then be sent to you, together with more detailed information about WWOOF. If you are normally resident outside the UK, please obtain an overseas application form.