Nomad photography internship arrives in the Serengeti
At Nomad we are always looking for new ways to maximising our presence in Tanzania for good, and using our camps as platforms for community support, conservation programs, and learning...
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Eyes and Ears and Mouth and Nose (and Teeth)
322 people were treated over two days at Tungamalenga village for a variety of health issues. This health outreach program from our Kigelia Ruaha...
Compost training - behind the scenes and camp involvement
Our camp team at Kigelia was excited for their first village compost training program in the area and keenly got involved on all levels. From...
Compost Training in the South - Kigelia Ruaha
Next stop for our compost trainers from Lamai Serengeti was Ruaha National Park in the South East of Tanzania. Based from our Kigelia Ruaha camp,...
Compost Training in the North - Lamai Serengeti
This year we had our partner compost trainers from ’The Guardian Project' in the North training neighbouring villages and camp teams from Lamai...
One program protecting calving sites and promoting local maternity care
Last weekend we took a trip with the Ujamaa Community Resource Team (UCRT) to see first-hand the progress of the Simanjiro Grazing Easement...
Moving Mountains
Last week we put two nurses from The Plaster House in Arusha, on a plane all the way down to Greystoke Mahale, and then on a boat over to Katumbi...
Surgery Strong
The Plaster House have recently kicked off a new campaign, Surgery Strong. Surgery is very hard on the body and even more so on little bodies. In...
So so proud
We are so so proud of our newest scholarship student from Katumbi. As far removed as you could possibly imagine, with his primary school hidden...
Big Kids in Katavi
Although our main focus for ‘Watoto go Wild’ is student safaris for school aged children in local villages, we also run the one-off safaris for...
EAT SLEEP SCREEN REPEAT - THE PLASTER HOUSE ON TOUR
The Plaster House started their bi-annual Plastic Surgery Week at the start of November.
In the run-up to this clinic, Nomad Trust got together...
One dollar for every metre climbed
Some inspiration for those of you who like a good hike, and want to do some good along the way. Just last week we had four remarkable ladies in...
Child Vaccinations
Sitalike is a village about an hour from our Chada Katavi camp. Although basic immunisation vaccines are free for Tanzanian children under five,...
