LIFE LATELY - Supporting Mubako Community
Restoring a borehole and installing litter bins in Mubako Community Access to water should be reliable. This month, we worked on repairing a borehole within the Mubako community. Restoring it means daily routines can continue, strengthening an essential part of community life.
We also introduced litter bins within the community to support proper disposal of non-biodegradable waste, such as plastic.
Mubako community medical camp One of the most impactful days this month was the medical camp in Mubako.
Working alongside partners, we supported access to healthcare services, including screenings, consultations, and care for Mubako community members.
Looking back on April April brought together the things we value: supporting the community, investing in our team, and continuing to build an environment people feel connected to.
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