More than electricity.
Opportunity.
Each Powa Haus connects reliable energy with education, community services, and local enterprise.
Light. Learning.
Local livelihoods.
Lighting & communication
Rechargeable lights and device charging make dependable energy available close to home.
Practical education
Students participate in construction and learn how solar systems operate.
Community income
Small recharge fees support locally managed services and school budgets.
Tsunami early alert horns
Planned solar-powered alert horns will help communities share tsunami warnings quickly and support local emergency preparedness.
Rechargeable LED clinic microscopes
Planned rechargeable LED microscopes will support malaria microscopy and other essential testing in rural clinics with limited electricity.
Clinic refrigeration
Planned solar-powered refrigeration will help rural clinics store temperature-sensitive medicines and medical supplies.
See the work behind the numbers.
Our donor report records three operational off-grid Powa Haus projects at Vatu, Divit, and San Isidro.
Read the Donor Report
