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Leveque Deaf Community Leadership council in front of water filtration building that provides water for cooking and drinking
Leveque Latrines

 

The deaf women in Leveque are working together to create small businesses. The woman on the right is mentoring the woman on the left and has offered to loan her a large pot so she can start cooking popcorn to sell in the community. Micro-enterprise in the works

 

 

 

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