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Solar Power at Senda de Vida 2: Building Infrastructure That Lasts
Reynosa, Tamaulipas, Mexico At its peak, Senda de Vida 2 was home to more than 3,000 displaced people. Today, fewer than 20 people live at the shelter. The population changed. The need for the shelter's infrastructure did not. Our local partner still operates and maintains the site, so electricity, water, and upkeep costs continue even when fewer people use the space. In 2025, Solidarity Engineering installed a solar power system to cut one of those ongoing costs. In its firs
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