This project will help at least 7,000 children, families, teachers, health workers, and community members in water-stressed areas of Uganda gain safer, more reliable water and healthier sanitation and hygiene conditions. Carmel Caring Complex Ltd. will repair and develop water sources, install tanks and access points, improve school and community sanitation, provide hygiene and health education, test water quality, and train local committees to manage and sustain the services.
In selected communities in Kitgum, Lamwo, Kakumiro, and Kikuube districts of Uganda, at least 7,000 children, family members, teachers, health workers, and community residents may rely on distant, unsafe, unreliable, or broken water sources. Time spent collecting water disrupts learning and livelihoods, while unsafe water, weak sanitation, and limited handwashing increase preventable health risks and reduce dignity.
Carmel Caring Complex Ltd. will work with communities, schools, local leaders, water technicians, and health workers to assess needs, repair damaged boreholes, develop or upgrade water sources, install tanks, solar pumps, pipelines, taps, handwashing facilities, and sanitation improvements, test water quality, and provide practical hygiene and health education. Local water committees and school groups will help plan, monitor, maintain, and protect the services.
Over time, at least 7,000 people will have safer, more reliable water, improved hygiene, and stronger community health conditions. Children will benefit from healthier learning environments, families will spend less time searching for water, and communities will be better able to prevent water-related illness. Trained local committees, water-quality checks, maintenance plans, and community ownership will help keep services working and extend the benefits to future users.
This project has provided additional documentation in a PDF file (projdoc.pdf).
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