The Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) Solomon Islands has delivered emergency drinking water to Gizo Hospital in Western Province amid water shortages caused by drier-than-normal conditions.
Author: Denver Newter
Five rural health clinics in Solomon Islands are better equipped to keep safe water flowing after community members received training in water tank repairs, maintenance and hygiene.
“Our churches are located in high-risk areas that are vulnerable to natural disasters, so this training is very important for our preparedness,” Pastor Kaipua said.
The Disaster Ready Church project equips mission leaders, church members and communities with the skills, structure and resources needed to prepare for and respond to disasters.
The students gained practical insights that will contribute to their final academic reports before graduation.