by Sarah Baird | Feb 10, 2022 | LTBLI news and updates
Solar Lights are Changing Lives in Salalira Guest blog written by Olivia Owino, M&E and Training Consultant to LTBLI and Solar Health Uganda (based in Uganda). Let There Be Light International’s maternal and infant health project, Safe Births and Healthy Homes...
by Sarah Baird | Jan 13, 2022 | LTBLI news and updates
Lights4Literacy Shines During COVID-19 Guest blog written by Siriman Kiryowa, Solar Health Uganda Field Research Analyst. Lights4Literacy is an innovative solar project in Uganda. It is a collaborative educational program undertaken by Let There Be Light International...
by Sarah Baird | Oct 22, 2021 | LTBLI news and updates
Let There Be Light International is marking World Energy Day by celebrating the hundreds of thousands of off-grid lives in Uganda, Kenya and Malawi brightened by our innovative solar programming! When LTBLI began working with local, grassroots NGOs in 2014, 1.3...
by Sarah Baird | Feb 22, 2021 | Mothers
Saraphina Saraphina, a 27-year-old mother of five, lives in a peaceful village outside the town of Kikonda in central Uganda. Unlike many of her peers, she is fortunate to have the support of her husband, who is a Village Health Volunteer (VHT), responsible for...
by Sarah Baird | Feb 22, 2021 | Mothers
Tereza Tereza, a 28-year-old mother of three, lives in a small village outside of Kikonda, in central Uganda. She and her neighbors gather in the shade of her jackfruit tree. She is joyful, warm, and laughs freely. Her youngest is a baby girl named Marjorie. Her two...
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