S.A.L.V.E. works with young people living on the streets of Jinja to help them leave the streets, return home to their families and reenter education.

We have recently begun a specialist Drug Rehabilitation Programme for young people who have become addicted to drugs as a way of coping with their difficult lives on the streets.

We are training the young people undergoing rehabilitation to make briquettes, offering them a new skill that they could use to help them earn a living when they return home to their families.

Additionally, any income generated from the programme will go straight back into our work to help more young people leave the streets.

Briquettes are an environmentally friendly alternative to charcoal, made from waste materials such as charcoal dust, maize stalks and charred vegetable peelings.

Briquettes are more environmentally friendly than charcoal or firewood as you don't chop down any trees. There is less smoke and soot, so they are better for your health as you cook. They are easy to handle and move. The honeycomb briquettes burn for up to 5 hours.

For more information about S.A.L.V.E.'s Briquettes, to arrange a demonstration, or to make an order, please contact Paul on 07053 78555.

We are currently able to supply in the Jinja area of Uganda. Please help us to share with anyone you know in the area who might like to save money, the environment and support children to leave the streets at the same time.

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