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Mountains of Yajalon
The dawn with fresh clouds and breezes. -
Winding Dirt Roads
To reach the communities, roads are traveled to reach the young people in their homes. It is impossible to travel these roads on a daily basis for students as many mountain communities are along roads that wind through the mountain and are often washed out for a day of two. Many students must travel the road for more than 1 hour to reach their home. This is theeh primary benefit Yashalum provides, allowing students to reside in Yajalon during the school week. -
Wooden House
House of a graduate of the scholarship program. -
Construction of Community Spaces
IN addition to nneded facilities, the construction helps to develop skills and abilities of indigenous youth. -
Stone Foundations
The base of walls are stone to support the building properly. Because of the mountain rains, it is necessary for the wood to be above the gound
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