Restoring and equipping homes and institutions — including a solar power system for a school.
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Who it serves
Families in unsafe homes, and institutions such as a school
Type of work
Restoring & equipping homes · Restoring & equipping institutions
Funding
100% self-funded
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The problem before we stepped in
Damaged homes that were no longer safe or fit to live in, families living in conditions that did not protect their dignity — and institutions, like a school, whose running costs had become a burden.
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What One Life did
We entered homes that needed more than one-off help, and worked to restore and rehabilitate dwellings and improve their conditions so they became safer and more fit to live in.
We also worked on institutions, carrying out projects with lasting impact — among them installing a solar power system for a school, serving the learning environment and a larger number of students.
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The result & real impact
Safer homes, fitter to live in, and families who regained some stability inside their own walls — and a school that runs on solar power today, serving more students.
Impact in pictures
Inspecting a home before restorationVolunteers carrying supplies up a staircaseVolunteers on their way to a home visitHuda Hajer with schoolchildrenSchoolchildren in the playground
