This project is pioneered by a Church and headed by a woman. Funding from the German Embassy enabled the provision of basic furniture for it's day care and preschool programs, now the mother and families desire to engage the land around the church to plant vegetable and fruit trees aimed at providing for the country's food security and to provide a training center where the villagers, church members and mothers and families can come together to learn and participate in the activities. In addition, the men of the village and the church will be engaged in the construction of an underground cistern since there is no water facility on the site. The members will volunteer their skills, time and labour resources to enable this water harvesting facility to become a reality in the island suffering from a long drought . The effects of climate change are very evident so the types of seeds and fruit trees to be planted will be those that have adapted to well to the dry condition coupled with extremely high temperatures. The solar system to be demonstrated will teach and show the community how this adaptation technology can help in reducing the effects of fossil fuels, reduce electricity costs and act as a motivator for families to seek for alternative energy solutions.