Building a Stronger, Self-Sustaining Center
Conditions at the center have steadily improved through intentional, community-focused projects. Five water cisterns were constructed to address the ongoing need for clean water, dramatically improving daily life at the center. A garden, first improved on an earlier visit, now provides essential food for children and families staying there.
To further support sustainability, drip irrigation systems were purchased and installed to increase the garden’s yield. Materials were also provided to build fencing to safely contain chickens, helping the center produce fresh eggs each day. With new roofs added to all buildings, the center continues to move toward long-term self-sufficiency in both food and water.