Jon (89) enjoys a week one of Solheimar's house.
The house was built by Kola, Jon's best friend. Kola claims that she is a "professional beggar" in order to help terminally ill people.
The Guest house welcomes elderly people and secures a relaxing holiday for a week free of charge.
Girl in the pool.
Children from the neighbouring households and farms are regular visitors of Solheimar's geo thermally heated pool.
Reynir Petur - one of the oldest resident of the community.
In 1985 he decided to walk around Iceland, in order to raise awareness to the topic of disabled people.
Volunteers are given their time in order to help the production of the Sunna which has one of the biggest organic plantation on site.
Reynir takes a break.He is one of the most active resident in Solheimar, works tirelessly in the Sunna, taking care of the tomatoes.
Mati on the wooden bridge which was built by the residents. he is passionately collect anything that is connected to ww2.
Jola (63), originally from Poland residing in Solheimar.
After divorcing from her husband, she fell into depression that led to serious alcohol problems, and high blood pressure. She has recovered but her blood pressure must be checked weekly. She works for the sewing workshop.
Sarah (19) Icelandic volunteer Usually she works for the art and craft workshop and looks after the children from the neighbouring farms around Solheimar.
The part of the old kitchen in the first house that was built by Sesselja Sigmunsdottir- founder of the village.
Nothing goes to waste small wooden bits will be passed to the music or arts and craft workshop.
Særun in front of her wooden chalet with her dog Popeye.
Særun is the leader of the Forestry workshop- Olur.
The candle workshop.
The workshops are connected closely with each other and all the products goes straight to the shop of the village.
