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We are excited to announce the launch of our 10th Safe Births + Healthy Homes site at the Kyanamuyonjo HCIII in Kiboga through sponsorship by @myluxlights and @shineonltbli. This milestone reflects the ongoing commitment to enhancing maternal and infant health in Uganda. #sdg7

We sincerely thank our supporters, partners, and volunteers for their dedication to our mission, which has made a significant impact in Uganda. Wishing you a joyful holiday season and a prosperous new year! #SHU #EnergyPoverty #LTBLI #SDG7 #SolarLightsChangeLives #ShineOn

Spreading the joy of reading and lighting the way for children! On July 16th and 17th, 2024, enjuba teamed up with @SolarHealthUg under the Lights for Literacy project and visited St. Joseph Kacwampa P/S in Luwero district and donated reading books and solar lights to the pupils

This #EarthDay, protecting our natural water resources is a top priority. See how our #Ethiopia partners apply climate resilient practices to water resource management: wri.org/insights/inequ…

As temperatures rise, we feel the heat in Uganda! Reports of a heatwave causing discomfort, especially at night, are pouring in. In South Sudan, schools are closed for two weeks due to extreme conditions. A stark reminder of climate change's impact. monitor.co.ug/uganda/news/so…

Together, we have the power to positively impact our environment. Solar reduces harmful emissions and makes the world cleaner for us all.

we appreciate efforts like Sarah Baird's in leading fundraising at @ShineOnLTBLI . Special gratitude to Caroline M and Charity, women with medical backgrounds consulting for the program, and international women interns.

"Collaborative programs with Let There Be Light International allocate over 85% of resources to support women, recognizing their pivotal role in households in Uganda and Sub-Saharan Africa. From providing pico solar lights to new moms to empowering women.

As the year quickly comes to a close, it is time to celebrate LTBLI's impact in 2023: ☀️ 8,450 solar lights donated to new mothers, students, and elderly ☀️ 9 rural health clinics were solar electrified

There is nothing better than a good book 📚 especially while reading it with a solar light to brighten your future! #ShineOn #SolarSavesLives

On this #ShineOn Sunday, LTBLI is celebrating a recent #Lights4Literacy distribution in Luweero! Each child was given a book and a solar light through this program. Now, students can learn when the sun goes down and work towards a very bright future #ShineOn ☀️

@AneteGaroza Welcome back to the pearl of Africa @AneteGaroza

Hey, Kampala! My smile says it all. Good to be back🌍🌱

📢 Exciting news! We are thrilled to announce the upcoming Lights for Literacy project next month in Luweero district! 🌟✨📚 In collaboration with @enjuba1, @ShineOnLTBLI and SHU will empower off-grid students by providing them with much-needed solar lights and donated books.

It's almost time to return to school - better wrap up that summer reading list! Our Lights for Literacy program, an LTBLI and Enjuba partnership, donates safe solar lights and age-appropriate books to children in vulnerable, off-grid homes 📚☀️

Here's how we get solar into people's hands and homes: community-based solar programming with local NGO Partners who are already active in these areas. Together, we distribute solar lights, prioritizing people with disabilities and orphaned children, women, and the elderly.

Thank you @social_entre for featuring us, and highlighting the work we are doing with @ShineOnLTBLI to combat energy poverty and climate change.

✨ It is #C2030MemberMonday!  ✨ Meet @SolarHealthUg , an empowering organisation combating energy poverty and climate change. They are donating thousands of solar lights in rural communities and educating women and youth on the importance of shifting to sustainable alternatives.

On this #ShineOn Sunday, LTBLI is highlighting the impact that YOU can make. This third-grade class in California proved that anyone could make an impact through their tomato plant sale. Do you have an idea for a fundraiser at your school, business, or organization? GO FOR IT ☀️