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| This is an Ablution Block we are doing for a village deep in the middle of the Island. This provides the village with two men and two women toilets |
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| This great man is managing two Ablution Block Projects for us |
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| This is how you control traffic going thru your village |
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| Another shot of one of our projects |
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| This Ablution Block will serve 168 school kids at a Seventh Day Adventist School |
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| A nice shot of our village manager - this will have 3 men & 3 women toilets and a show for each. |
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| This is the Master teacher for the school and he is very pleased with this addition |
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| This is a great site to see a bunch of the kids heading home from school. They have to cross this river morning and night and when it is too high there is a boat that the teachers use to help kids back and forth. We crossed this river in our truck - it was a great experience |
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| We are in charge of the emergency containers and their contents and we inspect them twice a year. They are strategically located around the Island to assist members when a Cyclone hits. They are filled with all the gear needed when there is a disaster. Notice how they are chained to the cement blocks that go down deeper into the ground so a Cyclone can't pick them us and blow them away. |
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| Wendy checking things out |
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| contents for a disaster - chain saws, axes, tents, wheel barrows, generator, gas containers, hygiene kits, tarps, shovels, cooking pots, water containers, hard hats, rakes you name it. |
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