Vision projects checking for cataracts/ shopping/ community water stations dedications

The pictures above are of clinic that we had to check for cataracts to see if they could get the help they need from the vision doctor we are sending here from the US

 These two next pictures I can't figure out how to get rid of them so I'm going to leave them on this blog has always been smarter than me I put them on the earlier post

This picture is where sister miles and the other senior missionary women go shopping on Saturday

 These five photos are of some community water stations that we dedicated this week in five different communities we put these water stations andor we cannot get oh well and a truck the drinking water in and fill the tanks up the people have to learn to pay for the water that they drink so they will be able to refill the tank they are very appreciative of this drinking water many of them have to go for a half a mile to get water and packet back on their heads of course

Here we were turning over supplies to a small school with about 55 students the lady you see sister miles and I with his 95 years old and still running the school she needed us to help her with school desks and supplies she is a very intelligent woman and has a lot of stories to tell you about the war that was here

 These four pictures or taking on our trip to lofa County it is in the top of Liberia they call it the bread basket of Liberia they do a lot of rice palm oil sugarcane we were asked up there to see if we could help them I am going back to try to help them put in a water users Association to help them manage their irrigation canals the mayor of this county is very excited for us to come

 the picture on the top is the blind school that we were helping repair their water system since the war have not had water to shower or to flush their toilets and we replaced their septic tank that had collapsed so we brought them some supplies to help with their garden to feed the blind student
pitcher in the center we were loading chairs from the Carpenter and I started playing football with this little boy or soccer back home
this bottom picture is is one of shares favorites for the month these two little children are sharing breakfast

this is the school that we gave  120 chairs and desks for the children out here they were very excited about receiving them we have done about six of the schools we are very careful with the ones that we select we make sure that they will take care of the things that the church is given them

this is our contractor that helps build the Wells and latrines which is attending the opening of a new latrine that we gave this school which is for orphans

this is a school that we gave hundred and 30 chairs to and school supplies we've done this with about six schools we have many more the request  but we have to be very careful the ones that we select that look like they are very sincere and will take good care of the things that the church gives themthis is a very rewarding project

in these two top pictures this community called me because they were having severe flooding we went in and assessed the place and put in for disaster relief funding to help them build up their dikes to slow down the flooding the water was quite deep in some of these places. The bottom picture is one of the water towers that we are building where they have no drinking water we come in and put these towers and put 1000 gallon water tank where I'm standing and a filling station for them to get their drinking water they have to pay a small amount for there water so that they can refill the tank people are very excited about getting these we are doing about 10 of them in the communities