Solar Lights Installed in Deaf Community!

Solar lights have been installed and are functioning in the new community!! The deaf are enjoying their new gathering places opportunities to convene outdoors through the night! We are still seeking funding for the second half of the lighting solution but for now, it is a great start. The clean water solution is also underway and the community committee is receiving training in the management of water as a community asset. The deaf families have also installed gutters on their homes as we are entering into the rainy season. All families have an opportunity for clean water from multiple sources out in Leveque.

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