The Daughters of Charity Rehabilitation Center is the focal point for many of the health issues in the community. The updated water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) project will include hand washing stations at strategic points in the center and camp, clean and reliable water access, and construction of toilets and latrines. These added elements will …
Constructing a water treatment facility will allow Bishop James Memorial Hospital to treat the elevated iron levels in the drinking water. Treating the iron content ill ensure the water that the nearly 600 daily patients as well as the patients’ families and surrounding community members count on is safe and reliable. Goal $28,000.00
Digging a well and installing a transmission system will provide 4,000 people in the local community with much needed clean and reliable water, decreasing water born illness and disease. Additionally, the well will provide clean water and sanitary facilities to the nearly 1,250 patients that visit the hospital each month. Goal $24,000.00
Updating the water, sanitation, and hygiene capabilities of St. Therese of the Child Jesus Hospital will help reduce waterborne illness and disease as well as their spread among the hospital’s 5,000 annual patients. Goal $14,000.00
Updating the water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) at St. Mary Magdalene Nursery and Primary School will provide students with clean, safe, and easy access to water in the school’s hostel allowing for better health and hygiene practices and granting students more time to focus on education rather than fetching water. Project Goal $8,500
Updating the water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) at St. Mary Magdalene will grant patients and the surrounding community clean, reliable water. They will also gain access to better health and hygiene services through the construction of men’s and women’s bathrooms, a system for proper infectious waste disposal, as well as staff training on hygiene and …
In the Los Laureles Community, there are 37 families in the 0 and 1 socio-economic strata, who are enduring very difficult situations due to not having an aqueduct that provides adequate potable water, which would promote the consumer’s health and good development of crops. The community’s health has been affected by not having potable water …
This water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) construction will give water access to 1500 people who live in Danka village, reduce the exposure to water-borne pathogens and water-related diseases, and increase quality of life, safety, and access to education system by having water within 1 km from homes. The health facility and school will have access …
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