LAMA RANATHA, ELISABETH PANATO - Peasant Host and Animal Mediator. Label Accueil Social (minors). Family Assistant accreditation. Organizer of "family vacations" for youth and sport (llamas, alpacas, hens, peacocks, golden pheasants, etc.).

• Discovery of animals
• Territory and local life
• Environmental education
• Nature discovery activities
• Farm visit
• Cooking & Nutrition
• Well-being activities

What does Lama Ranatha mean?

We sometimes hear it said that "the customer is king"... Lama Ranatha is a play on the words "LAMA" and "MARANA THA", which means "the Lord comes" in Aramaic. At LAMA RANATHA, every guest is welcomed as a king, a Lord! In other words, he or she will be welcomed centrally, as a person who has value, dignity, who is sacred and unique, and who has a say in a project co-designed by and for the beneficiary.

What is Lama Ranatha and why?

Lama Ranatha is a farm that has been awarded the "Accueil Social" label by Accueil Paysan. It's a farm that's being renovated and gradually adapted to suit all types of public, with an educational and therapeutic focus on animal mediation and atypical animals. A farm that is being built and brought to life for and by its guests. It's because there's an educational support linked to the land and to living things that the visits can take place. Each guest can take their time, recharge their batteries, soothe their nerves, learn to "live together" and discover that they are "capable" step by step. This is the power of small steps taken alongside animals: Lama Ranatha, the power of small steps!

Who is Lama Ranatha for?

Lama Ranatha, which has been awarded the "Accueil Social" label, is aimed at minors, with or without disabilities, either individually or in very small groups. A welcome for those who are "unadaptable", with "complicated behaviors", with "disorders", those who are "not accepted at camp or elsewhere". A welcome for atypical people in an atypical place! At Accueil Paysan, "conviviality is at the heart of each of our camps, because we are convinced that at the heart of everything, there is the human element".

Lama Ranatha, where and how?

We welcome our guests in Evres (in the Meuse region, halfway between Bar-le-Duc and Verdun), all year round, for a few hours or a day, or for stays with accommodation in single rooms or, during summer "mini-colos", in individual tents. Guests remain under the responsibility of the organization that requested their stay at Lama Ranatha. A hosting contract is signed between the requesting organization and Lama Ranatha.