By Stephen Cormier on behalf of Mbeng Simon | Former Peace Corps Volunteer & the Director
Better Family Foundation (BFF) will extend water from the village of Abu to Ituabuh Isalabuh. Your contributions combined with the community's labor inputs have made this efffort possible. Work will begin soon-- BFF is experiencing difficult securing pipes and other materials due to the on-going political strikes and protest in Cameroon's two English speaking regions. None the less, we are 100% confident that water will flow in the near to immediate future. We and the village of greater Abuh are truly honored to have you as supports.
As you know, BFF is constantly accepting applications from villages to build and/or extend existing water projects. A neighboring village to Abuh, names Ngwah has recently applied to BFF to provision clean drinking water. BFF has gone to assess the situation in Ngwah. Thus far, the community of Nwah has constuctuted an improved spring water catchment. Now its important that we continue to raise funds so we will be able to better distribute their newly developed clean water catchment across the entire village. The people of Ngwah are currently drinking dangerous water from running streams. They are very eager to have support from BFF to pipe the water safely throughout the village.
Despite the politcal climate, like we mentioned, we are continuing ahead with our many project and very humbled by your continued support. Thank you all very very much.
By Mbeng Simon Nsah | The Director BFF
By Mbeng Simon Nsah | The Director BFF
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