Teacher Training from Chada
In November we ran a three day training workshop for 23 teachers from village schools neighbouring Katavi National Park. The training aimed to equip these teachers from remote rural schools, with...
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News from our partner projects who do fantastic work around Tanzania. We firmly believe in the work that they do and support them wholeheartedly.
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Pori Photography
We had a series of trips the last few months, for this year’s round photo interns, and a special few who won their place on our Nomad internship...
Bumps on the Road
Running projects for the community is an incredibly rewarding and privileged role to play for a safari company in Tanzania. But that is not to say...
Serengeti Dental Trip
At the end of October we ran a week long dental trip for villages bordering the Serengeti National Park. Over eight hundred people were seen, and...
Student Safaris in the North
This week we had 26 students out on safari in Tarangire and Ngorongoro.
From primary age, all the way through to secondary students at the...
Environmental drawing competition
Over at Katumbi, Class 5 & 6, nearly 200 students, took part in an environmental art competition, run by our village volunteer Issa.
The...
Meet John
John is a young lad from a long line of farmers in the village of Mwikantsi, just outside of the west of Tarangire. He lives with his grandmother,...
Mweka candidates on their way
The last few months we have been busy finding candidates from the communities around our camp for a couple of spots to go to a prestigious...
Joining forces
This time we joined forces with TANAPA, and lent them our Greystoke Mahale boat for another student safari for secondary students from schools...
100 students in camps….
.... don't worry not all at the same time. So far this year we have had over 100 students out on safaris across tanzania, and into our Nomad...
Four years later
Last week we had the chance to catch up with one of our first Plaster House students at home in Katumbi Mahale. Mahumud was the first child to...
Ecostudies in the West
With our LCMO partners in the West, youth Ecostudies have been taking place with students from the near by schools around Katavi National Park....
Success story from Hope Centre and More than a Drop
Jackline Mwita Jackie was raised by her mother, who was a local food vendor, first born out of 5 children, ran away FGM and forced marriage with...
