Watson is starting to replace windows

on the PWMU

The wall fell off in crumbled heaps

Its road cleaning day today,  all the way out to the college we saw,

community villages with their bush knives were cutting 

the grass verge and burning bushes 

The MMM team about to replace the Laser light roofing 

that was damaged in PAM 

Travelling by bike to Epule to this site 3 km bike ride

OR just a 3 KM truck ride 

These boys are repairing the Onesua shower rooms

Ive just got to keep the supplies coming from 

Port Vila until Friday when they finish.

The MMM team go on Saturday

All New

Gloria bringing the bread and other nice cookies

for the MMM team

These fresh lettuce were got this morning from the Port Vila Market

Gloria's day was spent sorting out the dental

equipment sterilising and returning instruments used

from the hospital 

then home to cook 

a yummy KIWI dinner for Neville

                           The Paunangisu‏ men are taking over the Job from

                                                 Hibiscus Coast Auckland team 
                                   and are now putting the cladding on the PWMU house

They will be replacing the urgent wall first, 

and will be replacing Annie's room tomorrow

(she is kind of the matron of this establishment)  

I had to do a trip to the ship to drop off the 

Santo Bush Mission team this afternoon

You have to travel with your boxes if you want 

them to get their to final destination

People waiting at the stern of the Vanuatu Ferry

she sails tonight for Santo and a few Islands 

in between

On 13 March 2015 this roof along with many others was 

ripped off but, now 5 months later its been put back on

Thanks to many people aboard and people here in Vanuatu

This is the Principle's house 

he is smiling again 

It takes a long time to plan all this work 

getting funding ,getting workers,

getting materials ,getting fine days

but its all worth it to see smiling happy people 

Not far to go now,the MMM building team leave next Saturday

after 3 weeks in Vanuatu

Great work guys

Rear of the Principle's house

ceilings going in

The veranda being repaired & strengthened

Here is the boys toilet block & shower room 

The laser-light sheets are to be replaced on Mon/Tues

 both sides of the building will needs repairing 

all 6 sheets were smashed

 3 Km away at Epule Technical school,

A new roof is being replaced by MMM

on the dinning hall 

In the elephant grass are the 2 new Duplex houses .

with the rain & sun the grass grows "Very fast"

another picture of the Epule Dinning hall.

Here is the cookhouse for the cook at Epule 

this is behind ,dinning hall 

6 sheets of iron is needed to finish this project 

for the MMM  Team

We are now ready for the local communities to come and start the 

floor slab

Here is the girls dormitory & shower block,

 Their laser sheets were  also broken on 15  March 2015.

 these are going to be  replaced before the MMM team leave

Today at Assembly there was a special celebration

8 Weddings took place 

                                              all in matching colours  A special day

                                      This bride was in Orange and her Groom party matched

Some Big Days

 Great work being done by the building team MMM

at Onesua college 

this is the principle house getting a new roof

This is the inside of the Principle's house

20 Ni Vanuatu men from close villages have come to help,

and are supported by United World & Global Missions.

Thank you for your support it couldn't have been

achieved as quickly without your support.

The iron roofing was donated by a Overseas Partner

Arriving on the truck, 

is the cement & Re Bar needed for the flooring and walls

Another Photo of the Principle's house

It rains in the pacific ,Great for growing crops ,"warm & wet"

No good for putting on sheets of roofing Iron

They have put up enough roofing to be able to take shelter from the rain

The Builder "Watson" washing his hands with a village made

hand washer "push down your foot" & it tips over the container

The sand is arriving again, this time for the flooring slab