Current Projects

The villagers of Naisoya, Kenya, celebrating the arrival of clean water from a new borehole. A local health clinic in Mbila, Zambia. Many of the people in this photograph will live because of it. click on the photo to enlarge Project Kordofan, Sudan, in partnership with Care International. £8833 has funded a reservoir which provides 8-10,000 people with water for irrigation, livestock and household use. Project Karusi, Burundi, in partnership with ACTS. £5000 funded the second part of this project (two reservoirs and internal plumbing) for a secondary school for young, displaced people caught up in the civil war and genocide. Visit www.joinacts.org.uk. Project Naisoya, Kenya, in partnership with Soapbox. £4000 was paid as the second instalment to provide a borehole for a community of 2000 people. Project Kyotera, Uganda, in partnership with the Mitukula Women’s Development Association. £5320 provided 15 rainwater catchment tanks for a community of 30 families. Project Kochonga-Kochwech, Uganda, in partnership with Teso Developpment Trust. £6822 funded a borehole and water collection equipment for a community of 500. Project Kansanda, Zambia, in partnership with Dignity. £3300 provided a borehole for a village community. Zambia, in partnership with Village Water. £12750 funded five wells for rural communities. Project Mwabvi Wildlife Reserve, Malawi, in partnership with PAW. £4820 funded a survey and two boreholes for villagers working and living on the reserve. Project Malava, Kenya, in partnership with Rock Ministries. £7680 funded the first two instalments to provide a borehole for a children’s village which will accommodate 210 children (mainly AIDS orphans). Project Ndola, Zambia, in partnership with Next Generation Missions. £6371 funded the final payment to refurbish the water system at the Arthur Davison Paediatric Hospital. Project Ipafu, Zambia, in partnership with Dignity. £9875 funded 10 wells for 10 rural villages. previous projects

 

Remote: but women can now draw clean water from a well at Ysaya Ngulube, Malawi. click on the photo to enlarge

Responsible: Beatrice Chilinda, Maxwell Kumwenda and Judith Banda form the Water Committee for the facility at Ysaya Ngulube. click on the photo to enlarge