Camphill was established to teach, train and care for those with special needs because of their various mental, emotional and behavioural disabilities. This is still its principle role today. From the beginning the intention was to do this work not as a "job" in the usual sense, but as a way of life.

The Camphill Community at Glencraig, near Holywood in Co Down, was the first Camphill centre to be established in Ireland. It opened in April 1954.

Vacancy for Biodynamic Farmer

 Camphill Community Glencraig urgently requires a trained or experienced Biodynamic Farmer with enthusiasm to develop our working farm.
 
We have a dairy and beef herd, pigs, crops and willing hands to make farming a social endeavour.  Glencraig has been farmed biodynamically for over 50 years and is looking for new and dynamic ways of working.
 
If you are interested please contact us and come for a visit – we would love to meet you.
 
Families are welcome.
 
For further information please contact Anja from the Reception Group.

 
Email: office@glencraig.org.uk
Telephone: 02890 423 396
Fax: 02890 428 199
 
Postal Address: Camphill Community Glencraig
4 Seahill Road
Craigavad
  Holywood
BT18 0DB
Northern Ireland

 
Vacancy for a Young Farm-Worker Volunteer
 
Glencraig farm warmly invites a young person looking for farming work.  No experience needed.
 
For further information, please contact us using the details above

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