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The Lebalelo Water User Association (LWUA) has more than 21 years’ experience in managing water supply operations and related infrastructure projects in the Limpopo Province, with an excellent track record of quality service delivery and strong financial performance. We consider the proactive management of safety, health, environmental, quality (SHEQ) and security risks to be a key element of our risk management approach and corporate governance principles. LWUA is managed by a highly experienced and credible team. Since inception, we have operated with 100% uptime, very low water losses and over 130,000 fatality-free shifts. In terms of its history, LWUA was established in 2002 in response to discussions in the late 1990s between mining companies and various Government departments, as an entity of public-private collaboration under the National Water Act. Members comprise the Department of Water and Sanitation (DWS) and mining companies in the Eastern Limb of the Bushveld Igneous Complex in Limpopo, South Africa. LWUA constructed and commissioned bulk raw water infrastructure in 2002 to support its members and in 2007 funded the raising of the Flag Boshielo Dam wall to increase the yield (ORWRDP Phase 1) and further extended its own infrastructure (Southern Extension). LWUA's infrastructure currently comprises a 110 km pipeline from the Olifants River, which passes along various mines, as well as an abstraction weir, settling ponds, pump stations, and storage reservoirs, all funded and constructed by LWUA.

The Lebalelo Water User Association (LWUA) has more than 21 years’ experience in managing water supply operations and related infrastructure projects in the Limpopo Province, with an excellent track record of quality service delivery and strong financial performance. We consider the proactive management of safety, health, environmental, quality (SHEQ) and security risks to be a key element of our risk management approach and corporate governance principles. LWUA is managed by a highly experienced and credible team. Since inception, we have operated with 100% uptime, very low water losses and over 130,000 fatality-free shifts. In terms of its history, LWUA was established in 2002 in response to discussions in the late 1990s between mining companies and various Government departments, as an entity of public-private collaboration under the National Water Act. Members comprise the Department of Water and Sanitation (DWS) and mining companies in the Eastern Limb of the Bushveld Igneous Complex in Limpopo, South Africa. LWUA constructed and commissioned bulk raw water infrastructure in 2002 to support its members and in 2007 funded the raising of the Flag Boshielo Dam wall to increase the yield (ORWRDP Phase 1) and further extended its own infrastructure (Southern Extension). LWUA's infrastructure currently comprises a 110 km pipeline from the Olifants River, which passes along various mines, as well as an abstraction weir, settling ponds, pump stations, and storage reservoirs, all funded and constructed by LWUA.

The Lebanese Muslim Association (LMA) was established in 1962 by a group of Lebanese immigrants, along with the construction of Imam Ali bin Abi Taleb Mosque of Lakemba, completed in 1977. The organisation has been in operation for over 50 years, servicing the local established and newly migrant community by providing social, religious, educational and recreational services. The LMA currently runs dedicated programs supporting refugees and new migrants to Australia, programs to develop youth, build capacity within the community and promote social cohesion. The organisation also focuses on delivering key infrastructure services to meet the growing needs of the Muslim community such as; the construction of a residential aged care facility that aims to deliver a CALD service to the community, foster care service for Muslim children, educational services and a self managed funeral. This is an addition to political advocacy and media representation the organisation is involved with.

Lebanon City Schools is a financial services company based out of 160 Miller Rd, Lebanon, Ohio, United States.

Lebanon City Schools is a financial services company based out of 160 Miller Rd, Lebanon, Ohio, United States.

Lebanon Community School Corp is a primary/secondary education company based out of 1810 N Grant St, Lebanon, Indiana, United States.

Contact Lebanon Community School District at 541-451-8511.

Matthews Public Library is a government relations company based out of 102 W Main St, Fredericksburg, Pennsylvania, United States.

At Lebanon Federal Credit Union, we consider ourselves more than just a credit union. We’re a lifetime financial partner committed to serving you and your family members with unmatched dedication, integrity and care. We take pride in the fact that our small size allows us to build genuine relationships with each of our valued members, while our state-of-the-art products and services enable us to provide resources that rival those of even the largest financial institutions. LFCU is a strong community minded credit union that continually supports programs and organizations that positively impact our community. We focus on community, education, and our youth. Our main goal is for people, not for profits. The strength and success of our credit union is directly related to the trust, loyalty and relationships we have with our members and the community! We are a strong Credit Union with an excellent history of service, growth, and stability! Join LFCU today and embrace the benefits of membership! The Credit Union is regulated by the National Credit Union Administration, an agency of the federal government. Accounts are insured by NCUA to $250,000.