Dream Village

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About the Communities

  • Established
  • English
  • Ecological
  • Rural

Founding year

  • 2016

What we do

Dream Village: Teeming with Life!
Nestled in Ghana’s Oti Region, Dream Village is a 150-acre ecovillage dedicated to regenerative living, environmental stewardship, and social empowerment. Founded by Clement Matorwmasen in 2007 as a vision for a safe space where underprivileged individuals could thrive, it has grown into a vibrant community harmonizing people, nature, and purpose.
Our principles are deeply rooted in regenerative agriculture, inclusivity, and education. By fostering self-reliance, creativity, and collaboration, we aim to inspire lifestyles that prioritize the well-being of the planet and all its inhabitants.
The ecovillage features a thriving syntropic farm cultivating diverse crops, including local vegetables, bananas, coffee, baobab, sheanuts, and cashew, alongside native forest trees. Sustainable infrastructure includes Nubian vault classrooms and eco-friendly visitor huts. Dream Village engages 15-30 local children in programs blending agricultural training, computer skills, and creative exploration.
Visitors can enjoy tailored eco-experiences, such as:

  • Island tours on the Oti River
  • Canoeing, birdwatching, hiking, and fishing
  • Market visits and excursions to Kyabobo and Digya National Parks
  • Indigenous culture and language exchanges
  • Fireside storytelling sessions

Dream Village aspires to be a hub for agritourism and regenerative agriculture training. By developing organic farming, eco-lodging, and value-added products like Moringa tea and essential oils, we empower local communities and promote global food security and environmental restoration.
Together, we turn dreams into action, building a sustainable, regenerative future for all.

  • Purpose
  • Ecological
  • Languages
  • English
  • Community type
  • Coliving
  • Ecovillage

Commemorative dates

  • January 1, 2016
  • Started living together

Video

  • Open to new members
  • Open to visitors
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How to join

**Joining Dream Village**
We warmly welcome individuals, families, and groups who share our vision of sustainability, empowerment, and regenerative living. Whether you’re interested in visiting, volunteering, or becoming a long-term member, there are several ways to join and contribute to the Dream Village community.
1. **Visitors and Eco-tourists**:
Experience the beauty and purpose of Dream Village by staying in our eco-lodges or camping facilities. Join our tailored exploration packages, including tours of our syntropic farm, canoeing on the Oti River, or cultural exchanges with local communities. Book your visit through our website or by contacting us directly.
2. **Volunteers and Interns**:
Contribute your time and skills to Dream Village while learning about regenerative agriculture, sustainable living, and community development. Volunteers and interns can assist with farm activities, teaching programs, or infrastructure projects. To apply, send us a brief introduction, your areas of interest, and availability.
3. **Partners and Collaborators**:
We invite partnerships with organizations and individuals passionate about sustainability and empowerment. Whether you’re an expert in regenerative practices, a social entrepreneur, or a donor, we welcome collaboration to strengthen our impact.
4. **Long-term Community Members**:
If you’re inspired to make Dream Village your home, we encourage you to start by volunteering or visiting to experience our lifestyle and values. Long-term membership involves mutual commitment and alignment with our principles of regenerative agriculture, inclusivity, and education.
To begin your journey with us, contact us via email or phone, or visit our website for more details. We look forward to welcoming you to Dream Village, where we grow together toward a regenerative future.

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11 years ago

Thai Massage course in Greece

4-11th July: Thai Massage course in Nea Makri, Greece A one week live-in course in Nea Makri, Greece hosted by Nea Guinea Course outline Traditional Thai massage is an ancient healing art that consists of a set of techniques developed in Southeast Asia 2500 years ago. These techniques are applied in order to stimulate and balance the flow of energy in the basic channels that run throughout the body and enhance the system’s potential for self-healing. Application of pressure along the energy lines and passive stretching, release nerve and muscle tension, activate blood and lymph circulation and detoxify the tissues. This workshop is a one week immersion in this traditional healing art, focusing on: – the correct posture and the synchronization of movement and breathing . – basic stretching and pressuring techniques (using thumbs, elbows and forearms) in prone, supine, side. Instructor Aspasia Rarri has been trained in Traditional Thai Massage, in Northern Thailand, by attending seminars and practicing with local teachers. Specifically, she has studied Traditional Thai Yoga Massage with Dot Po at the Sunshine Massage School of Chiang Mai and Advanced Thai Massage and Chi Nei Tsang (abdominal massage) with Ohm Rinraya in the Omsala School in Chiang Mai. For the last 5 years she has been working as a practitioner, immersing in this healing art with love and devotion. Since 2012, she has been organizing Thai massage courses in Nea Guinea and she has been coordinating the Alternative Healing Space, a project that has been developed with the collaboration of natural healers who are committed in diffusing natural healing practices and making them accessible to everyone, through open informative events and therapeutic sessions at very low rates. In addition, she has been practicing Yoga and Capoeira, in search of diverse methods and techniques to approach and explore in depth the complexity of the human body. Venue The course will be held in Nea
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13 years ago

Voluntari@s para la tribu Akiiara

Bon dia Gran Familia!! La Tribu AKIIARA estamos preparad@s para recibir y acoger personas que quieran venir a compatir nuestro “dia a dia Akkiara” durante los meses de julio y agosto. Hemos preparado una propuesta de acogida a voluntari@s que ahora comparto con vosotr@s. La tribu AKKIARA nace en la luna de Wesak de 2011. Vivimos en Arbucies, Montseny (Catalunya) y somos una tribu comprometida con el crecimiento personal y el acompañamiento a los procesos de vida desde el respeto y la conciencia. Nuestra base y nuestra fortaleza son la confianza, el apoyo mĂştuo, la autogestiĂłn y la conexiĂłn con la tierra. La propuesta de acogida a voluntarios es la siguiente: -La acogida se realizara durante los meses de julio y agosto de 2013 -Tenemos 3 focos activos de igual importancia, puedes aportar en cualquiera de los tres o en los tres: 1. Rehabilitacion, recontruccion y cuidados de la tierra y espacios. 2. Acompañamiento respetuoso a l@s niñ@s 3. Alimentacion -Concentraremos el trabajo en 3 jornadas a la semana de 8 horas, los dias lunes, martes y miercoles. El resto de la semana queda libre de trabajo y se funcionara por afinidad. – La planificacion del trabajo sera semanal y las personas que quieran incorporarse como voluntarios, agradeceremos que lo hagan en domingo, para poder asistir a la “Reunion de Planificacion” que se realizara cada domingo por la tarde. -Ofrecemos espacio de acampada, minimo para una semana, con acceso a cocina comunitaria y comidas cubiertas los 3 dias de jornadas semanales. El resto de dias puedes organizarte a tu manera y gestionarlo tu. -Los domingos tambien realizaremos asamblea con circulo para el cuidado y la gestion emocional, individual y grupal, de asistencia voluntaria. Agradecemos os pongais en contacto con nosotr@s y aviseis antes de venir, a traves de nuestro mail: tr**********@***il.com y los siguientes contactos: Maribel: 636358028 Gemma: 636124893 Gabri: 662242869 tribuakiiara@g

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