In Kesser Kunda and the surrounding area, there is currently no mortuary facility available to serve local communities. As a result, families are often forced to transport deceased relatives to distant locations during periods of bereavement, creating additional hardship at already difficult moments.

Following consultations with residents and local leaders, the community identified the construction of a modest morgue adjacent to the village mosque as a key priority. The facility is expected to serve not only Kesser Kunda, but also five neighbouring villages, representing a combined population of more than 3,000 people.

The consultations also highlighted the need to improve the mosque environment through the expansion of the prayer space, including a dedicated area for women, as well as the installation of protective fencing around the mosque and morgue compound to enhance safety, dignity, and organization.

Given the limited access to electricity in the area, the project incorporates a simple solar-supported cooling solution, complemented by locally accessible ice-based preservation methods to support essential morgue functions.

The Fuladu Foundation is supporting this initiative as a single, integrated community project developed in close coordination with local residents and village leadership.