First Access

Although the threat of AIDS seems to be easing off from the peak of mid 1990s, the epidemic us still is running riot in Sub Saharan Africa. According to the USAID (United States Agency for International Development), 23 million people is living with HIV/AIDS, and even over 25% of adult is HIV/AIDS positive in some countries.
Kenya is the second highest HIV/AIDS positive rate country in East Africa, and most unfortunately, many new children are joining to The Nyumbani Children’s Home.
Now we can say, the new 20 solar lanterns donated by our sponsors, through Hydronet Energy, successfully brought smile to the children.

After a long time for trial, the solar lanterns finally reached Christian Mission Foster - Homes For Orphans (CMFO) ,Sierra Leone.
The Manager Mr. Alpha Bangura says;
The Solar lanterns are a real blessing to the children. Formally it was very difficult for them to study at night because of no electricity. At night their rooms are dark and they went through a lot of discomfort, but since they receive the lamps they can now study, sleep under light which was not happening at all. The first day we switch on the lamps there was a very loud shouting and clapping and dancing in the orphanage. In the surrounding people rush in they thought something bad happen to the children, until when they came and saw the lamps shining for the first time in the orphanage.
With the lamps they can now have group studies in their school especially during the night preparing for examination.

With the great effort of Ambassador Guisse Maimouna Dial, the solar lanterns could reach to the children of Kourouma, Mali.

The solar lanterns arrived to the Millennium Village of Ghana.

The solar lanterns arrived to the Nyumbani Village, Kenya.

Solar lanterns were handed over to children in Ghana. It took one and half a year to reach Ghana from Japan, but thanks to the long-standing dedication of Ghanian Embassy to Japan, the children finally got a hold of their light.