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Health Project
Nutrition and Hygiene The chapel also became a place where the problem of malnutrition began to be addressed through health clinics and feedings. Health services were provided because many people suffered from many illnesses, especially tuberculosis. In 1992, as health services began to improve among the people things began to happen: first, a Health Clinic Building went up annex to the chapel, then a composite building followed consisting of 10 units of toilets on the ground floor, a library room on the second floor, and a third floor gathering room for training, and holding of and seminars and meetings.
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Page Last Updated: January 25,1999
