I am very pleased to be able to provide an update on the current status of our ongoing medical mission and humanitarian power program to Liberia. Our program purchases, installs and provides ongoing support for solar power systems for remote clinics, schools and orphanages in Liberia. These existing facilities are generally without power or, if they do have a generator, are very stretched to continue to provide fuel for the generator on an ongoing basis. The systems that we provide have an expected lifespan of 10+ years (with the exception of battery replacement between 4 and 5 years).

Thanks to the generosity of our partners we were able to purchase and transport the following systems in the spring and summer of 2015 for installation this fall:

Funded by Brother’s Brother Foundation

11 Clinic systems for Bong County Health Team (Liberia Ministry of Health)

1 Expanded Clinic system for the AFBM Clinic (Steve Trexler, Gbarna)

3 Clinic expansions (additional panels and batteries to allow clinics to have 24 hour operations and/or water pumping)

3 System upgrades for older systems to move to 240V operations (new standard) and provide other spare parts

Funded by Trusted Angels

1 Expansion for the MODUC Orphanage (Buchanan) to allow for additional solar collection and battery storage.