The De Marillac Centre in Port Harcourt, Nigeria, is seeking to install solar energy systems, upgrade water infrastructure (including a new borehole and storage tanks), and improve sanitation facilities (toilets and bathrooms) for their street children rehabilitation program. The project aims to provide reliable electricity and clean water access to support the education and health […]
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This project aims to provide reliable access to safe drinking water for 30 households (approximately 200 people). Currently, villagers rely on polluted streams and distant mountain sources, leading to frequent illness, unsafe hygiene conditions, and a heavy daily burden of water collection. This project will drill a deep well (100–150m) and install a high-capacity pump,
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St. Catherine’s Seminary in Ethiopia successfully constructed a borehole to address severe water shortages; however, the community still faces critical challenges due to the unreliable national electrical grid that frequently disrupts the water system. To solve this problem permanently, the Sisters aim to install a dedicated solar power system that will provide reliable, renewable energy
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This project seeks to address critical water scarcity at St. Louise House in Thahekhu, Dimapur, India, by drilling a borehole and installing necessary pumping and filtration equipment. The Daughters of Charity are requesting support to provide a sustainable water solution for 50 students who currently face six months of severe water shortage annually, forcing them
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The Sainte Catherine Labouré school complex in Midjivin, Cameroon lacks access to clean drinking water, forcing students to travel miles for water of poor quality and exposing them to waterborne diseases. This project will drill a borehole on school property to provide safe drinking water for students, teachers, and the surrounding community. Access to clean,
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The Bimala Girls’ Hostel in Allada, India serves 300 girls but faces a critical shortage of functioning toilet facilities, as the existing ones are damaged and unsafe. This project aims to construct 10 new toilets with proper sanitation facilities, providing students with safe, hygienic living conditions that will support their education and well-being. The primary
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The Martin de Porres Diabetic and Epileptic Centre in Democratic Republic of Congo, seeks to address its critical water shortage by drilling a borehole to provide drinking water and improve facility operations. The project will directly benefit over 14,000 patients, including those with diabetes, epilepsy, psychopathological conditions, and general medical needs, serving both men and
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The overarching objective of the Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) project is to enhance the health outcomes of both patients and the local community. This will be achieved by ensuring access to clean water through the installation of a borehole, upgrading toilet facilities to include disability-accessible options, implementing proper disposal methods for infectious waste and
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