The school is normally run as a community development initiative, offering skills training to local women and children who are vulnerable to exploitation such as human trafficking. But now it's been turned into a mask-making center.

Twenty-five women are stitching around 500 masks a day to be distributed throughout the slums of the region, where people live very close together without access to drainage systems, running water or a fraction of the money needed for medical and sanitary supplies." Read more