Towards the end of 2012 Nomadic Hands was making their way towards Venezuela from Central America to meet with one of their partner organisations Peace Villages Foundation. On the way, they were guided by a couple of socially and environmentally aware travellers, to a rainbow community in the north of Colombia. This experience allowed for Nomadic Hands to develop a further understanding of fundamental approaches to global improvements and to recognise that their support for small, free or low cost groups, should continue.
Adventure for our intern!
By Laura Shummer – Nomadic Hands January 2012 intern.
“Maayong aga, good morning! Jack fruit!”
And a BIG smile.
It was 6:45 in the morning and I had just crawled out from under my mosquito net that was attached to tiny children’s chairs, grabbed my toothbrush and water bottle and opened the door of the day care centre we had slept in. And there she stood, this white-haired lady. Holding the biggest fruit I had ever seen, smiling at me and saying “Maayong aga, good morning! Jack fruit!”

Project ‘CCC’ – Philippines
A Child Labor Prevention Project
For more information click ‘Connect, Create, Conserve’
Successful launch of workshop demonstration!

Nomadic Hands' intern Laura speaks about marketing and social responsibility. Caryl Anne from Bantay Bata 163 translates from English to Illongo for the community
Connecting - organisations, communities, and social enterprises.
Creating - livelihoods for families as a way of preventing child labor.
Conserving - cultural & social structures, & the natural environment
Oil Exploitation Horrors- ‘Ikiam’ Documentary
Oil companies have been exploiting the natural resources and the people of Ecuador for decades. Because the country’s economy depends heavily on crude oil, large petroleum corporations continue to enter the Amazon region to drill in untapped areas, forcing local communities to fight back. Ikiam examines the effects of oil damage (and its possible preventions) upon environments, health, economy, and rapidly changing cultures, and also uncovers dark hidden truths about the dangers of taking a stance against such a frighteningly dominant power.
You can now view all 5 parts of ‘Ikiam’ here for free:
Sound Relaxation Therapy
Nomadic Hands are pleased to be offering sound relaxation throughout the Sydney region.
Our goal is to help people reduce anxiety and stress and to create positive changes in both mood and emotional state. We use the calming sounds of Tibetan singing bowls to bring you personal well-being.
We offer half hour to one hour sessions, and because we are mobile we will visit you in the comfort of your own home, office, at your organisation, or wherever you are. All of our clients have given positive feedback about their relaxation experience.





