Help National Rescue for Poverty & Drugs by ⚡ Powering Hope: Help Us Light Up Lives ⚡ for Our Centre Of Hope
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Help National Rescue for Poverty & Drugs by ⚡ Powering Hope: Help Us Light Up Lives ⚡ for Our Centre Of Hope
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National Rescue for Poverty and Drugs is on a mission to restore dignity, safety, and opportunity to those affected by poverty, addiction, and gender-based violence. We are creating a space where healing begins—a place where people can access support, resources, and a fresh start. But right now, we need your help to make this space safe, functional, and welcoming. 🛠️ Urgent Electrical Needs To complete the setup of our rescue and rehabilitation center, we urgently need: 🔌 Plugs & Lights – To illuminate rooms and create a warm, secure environment. 🔧 100m of 1.5mm & 2.5mm Electrical Wire – For safe and reliable power distribution. ⚡ DB Box (Distribution Board) – To manage electricity safely across the facility. 💡 Switches, Sockets, and Fittings – Every component helps us build a space of care and hope. These items are not luxuries—they are lifelines. Without them, we cannot power the rooms where counseling, support, and rehabilitation will take place. 💖 Why Your Donation Matters Your contribution will help us: Create a safe and functional space for vulnerable individuals. Ensure electricity for lighting, heating, and essential equipment. Empower our team to deliver life-changing services in a secure environment. Whether you can donate goods, sponsor an item, or help us spread the word—you are helping us save lives.
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