Interhelp’s annual fall weekend workshop
October 25-27, 2019
Woolman Hill, Deerfield MA

Each autumn we gather to journey around the Spiral of the Work That Reconnects. This year our program will be designed and facilitated by the young adult members of the Earth Leadership Community.

Location: We meet in the beauty of October at Woolman Hill in rural western Massachusetts. Meals and group activity times take place in a lovely old farmhouse.

Timing: We begin with dinner on Friday and finish up with lunch and cleanup on Sunday.

Accommodations: Options include farmhouse bunkrooms, sleeping lofts (mattresses on the floor), wood-heated cabins and camping. Every effort will be made to accommodate housing preferences but cannot be guaranteed. The farmhouse is handicapped accessible.

Meals: Meals are vegetarian with some vegan options.

Cost:      Indoor accommodation: $240    Commuters and campers: $205

A $50 nonrefundable deposit will hold your space.

Scholarship contributions:

If you are able, please consider making a tax-deductible donation to Interhelp, Inc. for our scholarship fund. This fund directly assists those who need financial support to attend this year’s Weekend.*

To request a scholarship:

Please let us know how much you need in addition to a $50 required minimum fee. If a scholarship is not available for you to attend, your $50 deposit will be refunded. Please include, with your registration, a description of your interest in the Work That Reconnects and why you wish to attend.

*******As of September 30, the weekend is just about full. Please contact us before registering. If we are full, we’ll be happy to put you on a waiting list.*******

Register Online here. Printable registration form here.

Payment Options:

     by check made out to Interhelp, Inc. Send to Kristina Orchard, 10A Powdermill Circle, Maynard, MA 01754.

     by Paypal: see Online Registration page.

Questions? Contact Kristina Orchard (978) 266-2912 or email.

*Here’s one way to decide how much to donate: $5 per $1,000 of per person household income over $30,000. (Example: If your per-person income is $40,000—$10 thousand above $30,000—you are asked to contribute 10 times $5, or $50.)