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26/09/2026

”Light IS LIFE”

We went to Narok to listen and what we heard shaped what came next.

Working with the community, those conversations became practical clean-energy solutions built around how people learn, work and live.

This is a glimpse of that story.

Watch the full Narok mini-story on YouTube at https://youtu.be/zqKejYrHL1U

21/09/2026

And we listened.

In Narok, the community told us what limited energy access looked like in their everyday lives. From a water system that could no longer function, to classrooms without the power they needed, and time lost travelling elsewhere just to charge devices.

Understanding the problem was critical for us to provide a lasting solution.

17/09/2026

Before we build, we listen.

Earlier this year, we travelled to Narok County, Kenya, to spend time with the community, understand the challenges they face, and explore where clean energy could make everyday life a little better.

This was where the story and work began.

16/03/2026

In many communities, women manage household energy every day.

But how often are they trained to install or maintain the systems?

HER LIGHT changes that.

When women are equipped with technical skills in renewable energy, infrastructure lasts longer.

Resilience grows when participation grows.

09/03/2026

HER LIGHT is more than a training session.

By 2026, we aim to train 500 women in:

Solar installation
Maintenance
Circular energy systems

When women are equipped with technical skills, infrastructure lasts longer.

This is how resilience grows.

06/03/2026

HER LIGHT is our women-led solar training initiative.

We train women in:

Solar installation.
Maintenance.
Circular energy systems.

Energy access is stronger when women are equipped to lead and sustain it.

This is how resilience expands.

02/03/2026

It’s March!!

Happy New Month.

Last month, we celebrated love.
But in development work, love is rarely loud.

Love looks like installing solar streetlights in a camp that where it has lacked for over 10 years.

It looks like 600 kilogram of recycled plastic transformed into basic amenities and infrastructure.

Love is teaching children to assemble solar lamps, and involving youth to support installation.

At LightEd, we believe care for communities is demonstrated through durable systems.

Infrastructure can be an expression of commitment.

26/02/2026

In Durumi IDP Camp, we didn’t just install solar lighting.

Children assembled Glow Lamps.
Youth installed recycled plastic tiles.
Women added creative artwork to the light poles.

600 kg of plastic waste was transformed into infrastructure.

More than 250 devices are now charged weekly.

Energy access becomes stronger when the community builds it together.

24/02/2026

When reliable electricity reaches a community, what changes first?

Safety?
Study hours?
Business activity?
Communication?

In Durumi, solar lighting strengthened night-time mobility and connectivity.

Comment your answer below.

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