KKSY's Mikveh Sadly Sprung a Leak

Earlier this year, the community’s mikveh, built in 2023, leaked and let dirty water in, making it unusable.
 SJUA immediately sprang into action to fix it.
First, they had to empty and clean it out. Then it needed new piping.  Tarphon, a KKSY leader, oversaw the project which took 4 weeks to complete.
 The mikveh was repaired and is now full of clean water.
 
The repair cost was over $4,000, but with donors’ help, we got it done.
To protect the mikveh from tresspassers entering, we also erected a fence.
We will install a fire extinguisher and a solar-powered light.
This week the mikveh is once again up and running. We know the KKSY members are ready and waiting to use it.
The Dirtied Mikveh Waters
Men Working to Repair the Mikveh
Fixed Mikveh with Clean Water
Fixed Mikveh with New Fence