The wealthy people in the big city send their laundry out to be washed. The average wage of one of the washers (mostly men) is about $3,000 a year. This is considered a fairly decent job.

Some of the staff and the construction team pose for a quick photo.

Esther is about to eat dinner

Hanging out with the older boys is always fun

Evening fellowship

The village ladies gave some of the construction team members henna during break

Eating dinner

Hanging out

Many of the local village people make their living by making rope from the fiber of a coconut.

The construction team helped with the building that will hold three new class rooms

The construction is rather primitive.

Colley and Freena after the sari wrapping lesson

Gary enjoys playing games with the young children