SunLife Save the Savings

FREE Domestic Electricity for Rural Africa

SunLife is an education and health NGO registered with The Government of Ghana.

Email:       info@sunlifeafrica.org                                               stephenpearson@sunlifeafrica.org

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Build and use Solar Ovens made from cardboard panels covered in aluminium foil for most cooking (except roasting) and also for water  pasteurisation.               

At SunLife we strongly believe that free, safe, reliable and efficient non-fossil fuel based energy can greatly reduce the household expenditure of the rural poor, who spend much of their hard earned income on two basic necessities of daily living – Lighting and Cooking.

Our purpose, therefore is to teach the use of FREE and readily available  other sources of energy, for cooking, lighting and battery charging without bringing any additional money from their pockets. We seek to encourage green  living and help combat global warming. To achieve this we have developed  and refined the Sun Life System over many years.

Welcome To SunLife

The Sun Life System - Seven Steps out  of Poverty

Use    "Hot Baskets"  to reduces cooking fuel use by 40-50%

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Then each group member in turn acquires a MiniSun12H with   their savings

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They now save their cooking and kerosene purchase money, which is usually the equivalent of US$ 2 per week,  minimum.

                                 Make fuel rings from dried vegetative waste  from around the compound.
                         Store them for use as cooking fuel in the rainy season when there is
                         insufficient  sun for use of the Solar Oven.

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  Establish the "Save the Savings " system  and stick to it .

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Each group member in turn now acquires  a "SunnySaver"  - An AA battery charging lantern  (includes 6 re-chargeable AA batteries ). This will provide  12 LED lighting PLUS charged batteries for a phone.