My name is Lucie. I've been a social worker for four years now.
I recently moved to the commune of Guemené Penfao. I've gradually established links with various neighboring farms. They produce milk, meat and vegetables. These links have enabled me to build up my farm hospitality.
I now almost systematically offer half-day or full-day visits to these farms, as well as to the place where I live, according to need and desire.
I live on the land of an association called La Plaine, whose aim is to create a respite center around mental health issues in the years to come. I live there alone in a tinyhouse for the duration of the work. Alone, or almost, because my team is with me every day. My two donkeys, three sheep and my dog Moinô also have a good time.
I'm keen to offer a welcome in keeping with the values of country hospitality, and propose an airlock, a time to take a breather, enjoy the fresh air, indulge yourself and take your time. The objectives are minimal, but I think they're essential: to feel good! Depending on what you'd like to do, we can cook, go for walks, pick fruit and plants, do odd jobs and, of course, look after the animals.
I'm trained as a specialized educator, which means I can work with anyone.